Mark Schaller 'The Tempest (Orange)' flora

Mark Schaller 'The Tempest (Orange)' floraBold, expressive, and utterly distinctive, this original etching by Mark Schallercelebrated co founder of Melbournes Roar collectiveoffers a powerful reinterpretation of the female form. Composed of four individual prints that join to form one monumental artwork, its a centrepiece designed to transform any space. With masterful aquatinting and mark making techniques, Schaller evokes the grainy tactility of carved wooda nod to the sculptural surfaces

Image Size: 50 x 29 cm

Signed: Signed 'Reg M' in lower left corner

reclining with their child and dog

It is alluring and aloof

it presents a more private side of Cassab’s life – an intimate window into her circle of family and friends

The stylus does not want to make a curved line due to the nature of the way the Perspex is made… Plexiglass or Perspex determined the low edition of 20 only as the plates were delicate and we could only extract a certain amount of passes under the roller before the drypoint etch flattened out

In ‘Daddy Seahorse’

an original gouache on paper

and this applies equally to the graphic drawing mediums

'Blind Dance' 1971

With brown and orange tones replicating the dryness of the Australian climate

The poetically titled ‘The End of God