Eric Thake 'The Wrong Horse' - Collected by Carly contemporary

Eric Thake 'The Wrong Horse' - Collected by Carly contemporaryEvery year, modernist Eric Thake would send his friends a hand made Christmas card. Original linocut prints, these cards have since become canonical, each observing a changing nation through one its most distinct voices. They also speak to Thakes inner world, with this particular work coming from the collection of his friend, revered writer and curator Ursula Hoff. The Wrong Horse stems from an observation that made Thake laugh the habit horses have

before going on to be Deputy Direction and London Advisor for the Felton Bequest

The scene is noirish – a public sculpture assassinated in the public square

The sea-change felt right – a return to English’s childhood spent on a property near Young

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‘Clouds Reflected I’ reflects Rankin’s fusion of influences

but rather a subject with an ambiguous

the poignance of the external world

'The Bronzed Aussie' 2012

Image Size: 70 x 30 cm

Represented at National Gallery of Victoria

a selection of which featured in the landmark exhibition

The print is wrapped in archival tissue paper and securely packed in a tube and sent via a tracked service