Rosalind Atkins 'Untitled [Garden Implements]' surreal

Rosalind Atkins 'Untitled [Garden Implements]' surrealRosalind Atkins is a well respected Australian printmaker. Her intricate woodblocks are represented at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, the National Gallery of Victoria and the State Library of Victoria, as well as several university and regional galleries. In Untitled [Garden Implements], a bundle of garden bric a brac catches the moonlight. A tree blooms in the background, creating an almost divine effect. In the suburban garden, Atkin finds

Image Size: 47 x 112 cm

Hall stitches together her friends with surrealist motifs

'Peek-A-Boo'

‘Ladies with Hats’ is part of Nolan’s series of women in hats

Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from the Charles Blackman Foundation

It recalls Kenneth Clark’s famous delineation between naked and nude — the former denoting the unclothed

the Flame tree

Celebrate his inimitable legacy with Schoolgirls in Laneway today

It is a limited edition of 125 and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from the publisher

titled and numbered in pencil in margin below image: 1/50 Hand-coloured screen-print Friends 1942-2002 Yosl Bergner

Ovid claims that Hermaphroditus was transformed into an androgynous being after he united with the water nymph Salmacis

inscribed with artist