John Thomas Rigby 'Moogerah Lake' women artists

John Thomas Rigby 'Moogerah Lake' women artistsIn Moogerah Lake, John Thomas Rigby captures the Queensland lake. His palette is saturated trees erupt in gold and orange, the lake is deep blue and mountains rise and fall in red, pea green and pink. By focusing on colour and form, Rigby calls forth the humid Queensland climate, as well as the work of Paul Gauguin, who too painted from tropical settings. Rigby is one of Australias foremost artists. After serving in the military in the Second World

Signed: Signed 'Auguste Blackman' lower right

Signed: signed lower right John Olsen and dated 82

a highly stylised portrait of a bather

To which Batman responds with a slap while yelling "my parents are dead

Image Size: 50 x 39 cm

golden light pervades

'Alice's House ' 1987

‘Classic wizard of oz sad tin man’ is a pochoir (posh-waar) print

When discussing the work

and Brenda Patimkin

Dimensions: 32 x 15 x 5 cm

He’s a genius when it comes to genius loci - a term meaning essence of place that has held resonance since Ancient Rome