Michael Leunig 'Catkin' seasideMichael Leunig was an iconic Australian cartoonist, writer, painter, philosopher and poet, best known for his cartoons published in the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. Spanning the political, cultural and philosophical, his visual world was at once tender and perceptive, forever preoccupied with the idea of a sacred inner life. In this quintessential Leunig etching, a curious hybrid form unfurls from a field of vivid orange. Part person, part cat,
Among Australia's most celebrated artists
more beast than condensation
perhaps she was Hall's own mother
Dimensions: 51 x 51 cm
Peck was a finalist in the Archibald Prize for a portrait of his son in a soldier’s costume
a European flower opens above a rain slicked Australian landscape
skirted by idealized figures
Hanks is admired by artists worldwide for his exquisite craftsmanship and layered imagery
bears printed greetings of the festive season and signed ‘Audrey Gibson’ inside the card
They were symbols of an innocence made precarious in the wake of war and urbanisation
‘The Habitat of the Dodo’ sees a dodo gaze into its museum enclosure
The print evokes a Venetian scene
