Michael Leunig 'Escapade at Night' surreal

Michael Leunig 'Escapade at Night' surrealMichael Leunig's influence on cultural life in Australia through his newspaper cartoons is immeasurable. His commentary on political, cultural and emotional life spans decades and has often explored the idea of an innocent and sacred personal world. Serving as a tribute to childlike enjoyment, a theme that resonates across generations, this charming work of art eagerly awaits its place in your home, promising to bring with it the enchantment and magic

Melbourne and natural phenomena

One is reminded of the butterfly’s symbolism – its promise that you can metamorphose from something plain and unsightly

Compton illustrates a lion emerging through a canopy of leafy greens

a half-bull half-man Minotaur

Jenny Kitchener is a renowned contemporary printmaker who focuses on our relationship to the environments we inhabit

'Really' 2005

A similar print from these plates

energetic surface

imbued with a moody

Embossed with Port Jackson Press stamp in paper margin

Signed: signed and dated verso: Booth 2008

'I Look at the Skies' 2005