Clifton Pugh 'Rapids above St Johns Falls' Framing:Unframed

Clifton Pugh 'Rapids above St Johns Falls' Framing:UnframedClifton Pugh is an iconic Australian artist and environmentalist. In 1954, he travelled across the Nullarbor with his friend Noel Macainsh, realising; the boundless extent of a land, paradoxically both harsh and delicate, together with the illimitable space above it. This perception of the land as a vessel for time, humanity and spirituality underlies both his art and environmentalism. Three years before visiting the Nullarbor, Pugh purchased land at

Etching and aquatint on embossed paper

Condition: Good

'Rubicon Valley' 1996

the suite traverses the vast

Edition of 150

Image Size: 56 x 80 cm (height x width)

Joyce was a literary collagist

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Tony Park said Rimmer’s work looked so deeply into Africa’s heart that you could almost feel the heat and taste the dust

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Signed: Signed lower left

This collectable limited edition print is created with the finest museum quality archival materials and is hand signed by the artist