Dorothy Braund 'Bathers II' street art

Dorothy Braund 'Bathers II' street artAustralian modernist Dorothy Braund pursued simplicity. It, in her own words, knocked her out Theres no chance for accidental effects. If you are simple everything has to relate and work. This preoccupation led her to compose images more musical than visual, hymns about people, places and activities. In this trio of bathers, Braunds pays homage to the great Australian pastime of hitting the beach. Her rendition however, is gently satirical and lightly

'Rose Bouquet' 2015

graphics and large scale frescos stationed throughout Italy

is that dignity exists even in the smallest lives

caring for her invalid mother in the Bayside suburb of Beaumaris before her premature death at age forty-eight

each titled in print

There is something hypnotic here

Blackman and animal imagery

Giacomo Porzano’s strangely alluring ‘Untitled (Clouds over Venice)’ heaves with symbolism

'Figures in the Window 1956' Ca 1980s

Paper Dimensions: 88 x 92 cm

Antonio Dattilo-Rubbo - the artist behind ‘Coquette’

numbered and titled lower left