Anne Marie Hall 'Resting' romantic

Anne Marie Hall 'Resting' romanticIn Anne Marie Halls Resting, a figure falls across the page, salient against plumes of brown, orange, yellow and indigo ink. The artist avoids realism, forging a near abstract figure who is nonetheless absorbing. She is reminiscent of a tadpole gliding through states and space. Alongside fellow modernists Joy Hester and Mirka Mora, Hall forged a compelling voice in an otherwise male dominated crowd. She has been collected by The National Gallery of

He was also included in the landmark 1968 exhibition ‘The Field’

and notable private collections

Part Roy Lichtenstein meets Francis Bacon

It was painted in 1940 when Nolan was part of the Heide Circle

Dimensions: 90 x 68 cm

'Voyager IV' 1997

St Kilda “was peculiarly and secretly Nolan’s very own world… It was not difficult to discover what Nolan found down at St Kilda

Robyn Gibson’s work explores the unplanned patterns that occur when humans interact with the landscape

Dimensions: 112 x 130 cm

Overall in Good condition

Edition of 56

‘Bradleys Head’ is an ode to a bygone time