Martin King 'Travelling South III' earth tones

Martin King 'Travelling South III' earth tonesMartin Kings Traveling South is a meditation on the paradoxes, or tragic irony, embedded in Australias landscape. Water and fire, surveyed by a bird. These creatures have always fascinated King, their poetic silhouettes and symbolic resonance haunting his practice. King is represented nationally at the National Gallery of Australia, the Art Gallery of NSW, State Library of Victoria and Parliament House. Internationally, he is in the collections of the

Vision more often than not

She presents a fragment - the thatching hair of a forest against a bruised sky - like a repressed memory

but our experience of it

Blackman draws a swirl of cat

Edition of 85

For collectors of symbolic

Framed Dimensions: 88 x 66 x 2 cm  - please request photo of this framed (It has a white mount and white frame and looks superb

This scene is redolent of a child’s mind

Australian artist Francis Lymburner sets up an interior scene

Image Size: 20 x 21 cm

her eyes closed and hand holding a rose

‘Summer Headland’ reflects Rankin’s fusion of influences