Dorothy Braund 'Three Heated Figures' street art

Dorothy Braund 'Three Heated Figures' street artAustralian modernist Dorothy Braund pursued simplicity. As she described, it knocked her out theres no chance for accidental effects. If you are simple everything has to relate and work an ethos that steered her attitude towards art, producing work that was more musical than literal, hymns about people, places and activities. Throughout her oeuvre, Braund repeatedly returned to the beach. Like artists before and after her, she recognised the vital

Many of lighthouses now lie mostly dormant

illustrated in Elwyn Lynn

Her portraits of Perceval represent some of the most incisive

drawing the viewer deep into the undergrowth

'think before you print' 2011

Signed: Signed dated lower right: Braund 77

garish beauty and literary metaphor

‘L’Oeil’ is a page turner

Untitled (Venezia Graphic) will make a fascinating addition to collections of twentieth century art

Signed: Signed JM

Chapter 11 V Majzner 2001

Preston’s florals were not about personal symbolism but a vehicle for furthering the modernist movement