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This uncomplicated skyscape depicts two sky-divers, the artist himself and his girlfriend. They are mid-jump and in dual formation. He...

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The artist’s father had an interest in war history, and as a teenager, the artist loved drawing war pictures and military uniforms. So it...

In this painting the artist used a pen to randomly draw free, loose lines all over the canvas. As they intersected shapes were formed....

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This vivid, acrylic painting shows a child’s love of a dog. The dog is larger than life and probably is a St Bernard that can grow to 90...

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This wildly loose, acrylic, abstract painting is basically a study in the colour combinations of three primary colours, blue, yellow and...

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Henry Lawson, a late nineteenth and early twentieth century Australian writer and poet, is the subject of this slightly serious...

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Henry Lawson was an Australian writer and poet who received considerable media attention at the beginning of the nineteenth century. He...

This delightful seascape shows a woman, probably the artist’s friend, relaxing on a sandy beach at Hervey Bay, in Queensland. As there...

This is a delightful self-portrait of the artist. The artist shows confidence in the techniques he chose to use in this painting. Using...