Rick Amor 'Study for 'Garden by the City'' minimalist

Rick Amor 'Study for 'Garden by the City'' minimalistRick Amor is among Australias most collectible artists. His work is psychologically incisive, taking ordinary landscapes and filtering them through an emotional prism. In this work, the prism works both ways: on one side is a study for Amors painting Garden by the City, while on its verso is Study for an Untitled West Gate Bridge Scene. These are dichotomised faces of Amors world, one cast in swirling charcoals the other in dappled orange. It is as

wanted to gift his recipients a moment of comic relief

and her work is a continuation of the Boyd artist family dynasty

Condition: Excellent: The work of art is in the same immaculate condition as when it was created

Nolan suggests that the tale of Leda – a prone figure ensnared by forces of power – ricochets across time

Australian Print Workshop

The human form is reduced down to a finely arranged sequence of bold strokes that echo Futurist sculptures of the early twentieth century

The 2019 hand-coloured lithograph

is not only a prominent character in film but also a member of the Peoples Revolutionary Strike Force (PRSF)

‘Earth Lock’ is miraculous

Edition of 20 (Medium

Cooke’s “Land and sea #57” is an enchanting find

‘Pussy Willow’ is a truly special find