Michael Leunig 'SEND PICS CLEAN AND DIRTY TO NATION REVIEW...' iconic artMichael Leunig was an iconic Australian cartoonist, writer, painter, philosopher and poet, best known for his cartoons published in the Sydney Morning Herald and Age newspapers over 55 years. Spanning the political, cultural and philosophical, his visual world was one of whimsy, wit and a deep humanity. SEND PICS CLEAN AND DIRTY TO NATION REVIEW, drawn in the 1970s, is an early cartoon from Leunigs time at the Nation Review a progressive newspaper
Pia MURPHY (1981 - )
Signed: Signed and dated lower right: Gleeson 76
Alexandra Avenue' was commissioned by Rosalind Hollinrake and arts writer Nadine Amadio as a commemorative project
this work is a hand-signed archival pigment print on paper
In 1966 Jacks staged his first solo exhibition
a disembodied hand emanating from its core
Dimensions: 36 x 46 x 1 cm
Pinson is a deeply rewarding find
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Finalist in the 2015 edition of the Wynne Prize
curators and art historians
Melissa Proposch’s two-sided 'Chance Violance VS Manboar' recalls the collages of twentieth-century artist Hannah Höch
