Arthur Russell 'Untitled (Between Two Points)' reproduction-print

Arthur Russell 'Untitled (Between Two Points)' reproduction-printArthur Russell had two passions in life: art, and pedagogy. He grew up in Wickepin, along the Wheatbelt of Western Australia. This experience of landscape suffuses his work, which is often set under a broad sun, shadows casting dramatic silhouettes. In the striking Untitled (Between Two Points), Russell envisions a nude figure suspended between two boulders. The configuration is poetic, a visual metaphor for being caught between a rock and hard place.

Mottled plants meet planes of colour

that chart our transition from naive to knowing

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She emerged along Vic O’Connor

'Luna Park 4' 2015

Charles Blackman’s rendition of Alice in Wonderland is askew

titled and inscribed in pencil in margin below image

and patterns of light

Mansfield’s simple composition betrays intrigue – the meeting of public and private

It will make a fascinating addition to collections of twentieth century art

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Auguste BLACKMAN (1957 - )