Dorothy Braund 'Untitled (Headlands)' fantastical

Dorothy Braund 'Untitled (Headlands)' fantasticalAustralian modernist Dorothy Braund pursued simplicity. It, in her own words, knocked her out Theres no chance for accidental effects. If you are simple everything has to relate and work. This preoccupation led her to compose images more musical than visual, hymns about people, places and activities. In this work, Braund captures a family at the beach. She is gently satirical and lightly experimental bronzed legs, broad hats and warming shoulders. In

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Olsen is among Australia’s most recognised and iconic artists

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Seven Sisters tells of how the Pleiades and Orion constellations were created

For collectors of Modern art and Blackman collect this butterfly before it flutters away

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Paper is Fabiano Artistico 160gsm

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Chapter 11 V Majzner 2001

Blackman was also inspired by the murder of thirteen year-old Alma Tirtschke in 1921

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