John Coburn 'Earth Ritual' hyper-real

John Coburn 'Earth Ritual' hyper-realJohn Coburn is regarded as one of Australias best known and most recognisable abstract artists. His work continues to be widely collected and celebrated for its exquisite power and mythological narrative quality. On the surface, Coburns paintings embody a harmony of organic forms, rich colour, and compelling flatness. Looking deeper, they channel a spiritual energy through quasi religious themes and iconographic stories that are at once human, divine,

Signed: Signed Charles Blackman bottom

This work has been mounted and is ready to be framed

a watercolor painted around the turn of the 20th century

Constable Fitzpatrick was shot by Ned Kelly

Two figures are floating in an undefined space

Helen KENNEDY (1967 - )

the prevailing notion that “the soul of the artist is in the retina”

'Street Games' 1984

‘Breakthrough’ is a triumph

Dimensions: 52 x 63 cm

her brushwork looks digital – evoking a tactility and interactivity associated with screens

bold and delightfully devil-may-care