Richard Kulma 'Happy Birthday to Me' mid century modernism

Richard Kulma 'Happy Birthday to Me' mid century modernismBorn in New Zealand, Richard Kulma migrated to Australia in 1969. While travelling Australia and beyond, he developed an immersive style that fixates on the landscape. Both dreamy and calm, his works recall the escapism of holidays evoking in the viewer, a sense of Wanderlust and nostalgia. This work is a reminder to once in a while, break out of your routine. Kulma is now based in Melbourne, Australia. His work has been placed in numerous corporate

this work offers bountiful pleasures

cut by a warning to protect both

Living with the powerful imagery of one of Australia’s most beloved and collected artists Charles Blackman

he was diaristic and instinctual – capturing friends

feels like going on your own bushwalk

paper size 85 x 112 cm

the Tasmanian Tiger is a metaphor for the corrosions of colonialisation

The present etching represents the fusion of two of his most favoured subjects: the landscape and the female form

'Midmorning' 1991

'Orpheus - The Mirror' 1983

Image Size: 55 x 50 cm

'Love Duet'