Pietro Annigoni 'Self-Portrait' landscape

Pietro Annigoni 'Self-Portrait' landscapeBorn in Milan and based in Florence, Pietro Annigoni spent his artistic career reviving the Renaissance. With the same drama and depth as the Old Masters before him, Annigoni was esteemed most for his portraits, the subjects of which include Queen Elizabeth II, the Pope, British and American political leaders and members of European, Middle Eastern and Indian aristocracy. The subject of a feature documentary, Annigoni is represented in the British

Hayman is represented in numerous public

and notable private collections

fell in love with the culture

Condition: Very Good: Describes a work of art's image as Excellent

I had my first shock experience

It is a dreamy image – surrounded by a scattering of flowers

The result is a work that is both dreamlike and incisive - at once tender

Like Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland

For specific images

Shepard Fairey’s ‘Make Art Not War’ is a riff on the 1960s anti-war slogan “Make love

Image Size: 30 x 39 cm

With brown and orange tones replicating the dryness of the Australian climate