Alun Leach-Jones 'Music of Colours I' architecture

Alun Leach-Jones 'Music of Colours I' architectureAlun Leach Jones was among the artists christened at the landmark 1968 exhibition, The Field at the National Gallery of Australia. After a fruitful life both here and overseas, Aluns work still rings of poetry. Known for his gentle disposition and meticulous hand, Alun was among the artists who with a hard edge shifted the course of Australian art history. In the Music of Colours I, he finds prose in line and shape, composing a visual melody that must

At once grounded and delicate

Created through collaboration between Port Jackson Press and the Australian Conservation Foundation in celebration of World Environment Week

Whether you crave nature

Condition: Image excellent

'Caryatid Minotaur'

Embossed with the Charles Blackman Limited Edition stamp in lower left corner of margin

'The Muse III' 1971

'Presence of a Dingo'

Dimensions: 38 x 45 cm

'Cradle Mountain ' 2004

Keith Looby is an unlikely art star

Laurence's work has a recognisable charm and finish that makes her one of Australia's most respected contemporary master printmakers