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18. NORMAN LINDSAY 

Norman Lindsay (1879-1969) was one of Australia’s most celebrated artists, with a career spanning over seventy years. He was a household name, widely recognised for the cartoons he made for The Bulletin for fifty years, as well for his beloved children’s book The Magic Pudding. Lindsay

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19. ETHEL CARRICK FOX 

The still life has been a popular and collectible subject since its genesis as an independent genre in the fifteenth century. The trend towards the still life genre in northern parts of the Netherlands at this time was due to the increasing urbanisation of Dutch and Flemish society, which br

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20. FRED WILLIAMS 

Created soon after his return to Australia from London in the summer of 1956-7, Lilydale Landscape dates from a formative period of Fred Williams’s career. Having become attuned to the different light, atmosphere and scale of the European countryside, Williams embarked upon a radical reappra

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21. MARGARET OLLEY 

Margaret Olley was a vital and beloved part of the Australian arts community for over sixty years, renowned for her paintings, her vibrant personality and her generous philanthropy. The young artist became a minor celebrity in 1949, when William Dobell’s (1899-1970) now-famous portrait of he

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22. ARTHUR BOYD 

The Shoalhaven River was a continual source of inspiration to Arthur Boyd and, looking back over the artist’s vast body of work, formed a major part of Boyd’s oeuvre. The Shoalhaven region on the south coast of New South Wales, has historically been an area favoured by artists because of its

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23. JOHN OLSEN 

At the age of ninety John Olsen is the grand old man of Australian Art, still active with an energy and enthusiasm of someone half his age. His contribution to Australia has been justly recognised with all manner of honours and awards, but more importantly, there is enormous public affection

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24. GARRY SHEAD 

Although Garry Shead could be broadly described as a republican and his Royal Suite paintings promptly entered the Australian republican debate of the late 1990s, this was not the primary intention of the series. It had been a long time in the making, in fact about forty y

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25. BRETT WHITELEY 

Walk at Ubud 1979 is painted by a master of the exotic and sensuous tropical landscape. It is one of a select group of spirited Balinese paintings that Brett Whiteley produced in response to his time in Bali during the 1970s.

The attraction of island paradises such as Bali, Tahiti

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26. DEL KATHRYN BARTON 

Del Kathryn Barton’s art is informed by a deeply-ingrained sense of an abundant natural realm, brought to her work from childhood memories of farm life and roaming amongst nature. These experiences left an indelible mark on her artistic practice - the figures, both anthropoid and animal, tha

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27. TIM STORRIER 

My vision of landscape… has to do with it being nothing more than a backdrop for theatre, a stage set for human drama – travel, dreams, disaster.1

For almost half a century Tim Storrier has largely sought to capture his personal reaction to the landsca

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