Unlike John Brack who basically spent his whole life in Melbourne, Arthur Streeton, who is thought of as a Melbourne artist...

Frederick McCubbin, who, together with Tom Roberts and Arthur Streeton formed the Heidelberg School of painters in the late 1880’s...

From his much loved and magisterial 1969 Ballroom Dancer series, this painting was last sold at the very pinnacle of the 2007 art boom for a little over $2.1m.

Nude and Flowers is an incarnation of the new and unfettered attitude that Charles Blackman brought to his art after his return to Sydney from London in 1966.

The Hillside, Glen Osmond 1936, represents a region of Glen Osmond that was pastoral land at the time of the painting’s conception.

Rainforest with Botan Creek showcases William Robinson’s unique approach to perspective.

Francis Bacon, an artist who never set foot in Australia was nonetheless well connected with Australia and his work is well known to Australian audiences.

During the auction viewing I meet many people and get asked: What is your favourite thing in the show?

Works of radically different types from Japan present a nice opportunity to compare and gain insights into the country’s influential culture.

Russell Drysdale, The Young Ringer, 1957