David Larwill 'Waving Boy (Summer)' printmaking

David Larwill 'Waving Boy (Summer)' printmakingKnown for his exuberant style, David Larwill made his artistic debut as a founding member of Roar Studios. Among Melbourne's earliest artist run initiatives, this studio pioneered raw, primitive and intuitive art, acting as a proverbial roar against the establishment. In 'Waving Boy', Larwill's playful style beams. Childlike yet still cool, it sees a boy surrounded by the stars of his neighbourhood a house, bat, flower and goanna. Core to Larwill's

Field to Figuration at the National Gallery of Victoria (1986) and numerous exhibitions of the Wynne Prize at the Art Gallery of NSW

Immerse in his captivating artistry

Framed Dimensions: 64 x 58 x 4 cm

After a fruitful life both here and overseas

Another screenprint from this edition is in the collection of the National Gallery of Australia

Tandori works alongside ophthalmologists and academics to redress the divides between those with and without vision impairment

Blackman departs from his usual figuration

this work is a beguiling find

Image Size: 292 x 184 cm (overall)

Deborah KLEIN (1951 - )

A successful printmaker and artist

'INK DRAWING # 23' 2010