Dorothy Braund 'Bathers IV' impressionism

Dorothy Braund 'Bathers IV' impressionismAustralian modernist Dorothy Braund pursued simplicity. It, in her own words, knocked her out Theres no chance for accidental effects. If you are simple everything has to relate and work. This preoccupation led her to compose images more musical than visual, hymns about people, places and activities. In this trio of bathers, Braunds pays homage to the great Australian pastime of hitting the beach. Her rendition however, is gently satirical and lightly

Image Size: 17 x 17 cm

art critic Bernard Shaw described Braund’s work as lively

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his series was titled after the American poet and author Ezra Pounds The Cantos - a series of deeply intellectual musings on life and Government during the post-war period

After attending university in Auckland

an issue he resolved by trading two pairs of blue jeans with a friend who was

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Hailing from Tasmania

Image Size: 57 x 49 cm

It is an evocative and strangely elegant work

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