Bill Meyer 'Protect the Remnant' warm tones

Bill Meyer 'Protect the Remnant' warm tonesBill Meyers 'Protect the Remnant' is a compact yet resonant etching that reflects on the fragility of landscape and ecological memory. Within an intimate frame, Meyer captures mountainous terrain in angular strikes, a high horizon below a crescent moon and a city distant and speckled. Born in Australia in 1942, Meyer studied art history and languages at the University of Melbourne before training at the National Gallery Art School and later the Royal

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The schoolgirl and her shadow

‘Earth Lock’ is a museum-quality work

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In 2021 she won a 2 month Art residency at the Cite International in Paris

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With excellent provenance

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Michael Leunig's legacy is woven into the fabric of Australian cultural history

With a monochromatic palette and strong chiaroscuro tonal contrasts

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