Christopher Rimmer 'Silverton, New South Wales' Paper size:Small - Open Edition (30 x 42cm)

Christopher Rimmer 'Silverton, New South Wales' Paper size:Small - Open Edition (30 x 42cm)In his series, Remnant, photographer Christopher Rimmer descends into the Australian outback. Set against the backdrop of covid, the resulting photographs are portraits of isolation, the Australian sublime and spent ambition abandoned service stations, unfinished railways lines and rusted debris. Silverton, New South Wales captures a rusting car beside an abandoned structure. Who lived here, what life did it once hold? The setting of this photograph

Like a matured ‘Where The Wild Things Are’

This is a metaphor for the European colonisation of Aboriginal peoples: “Even the gift of flowers can be treacherous”

'Amapondo 10' 2014

this work is an unusual and thought-provoking find

comforted only by a bureaucrat with a pamphlet

Condition: Very Good - Describes a work of art's image as Excellent

James Humbert Craig was an Irish artist of great esteem

'Rhinoceros at Bay' 1981

her eyes closed and hand holding a rose

"This is one of those portraits Her Majesty is kindly lending to the Adelaide Festival

Rather than focus on single subjects or compositions

Signed: Signed Charles Blackman in margin