Donald Fraser 'The Tide's Chorus' mid century modernism

Donald Fraser 'The Tide's Chorus' mid century modernismIn his work, Donald Fraser pays close attention to the movement of light. Here, the sky is light and bright, beaming above a stipe of cerulean sea. He invites us on a beach holiday, recalling the hypnotic feeling of sitting to watch the tide line dance back and forth. Whether you need to enliven your beach house or bring the beach home, this work is as vital as falling asleep to the oceans chorus. Soak it up. Donald FRASER (1929 2009) 'The Tide's

Despite the monochromatic palette

She is unaware we are watching – lost to the night and music

Frame Dimensions: 89 x 70 x 4 cm

sending ripples to the water’s edge

this work evokes the delicacy and harshness of the Australian landscape

In spite of the seeming compositional complexity and saturated colour palette

titled and inscribed in pencil in margin below image

'Untitled [Street Views]' 1884 - 1906

For Bergner

a sunlit sage

With the breaking of daylight

Aileen Brown began printmaking in 1982 when she met famed Australian artist Murray Griffin