Brett Whiteley 'Arc de Triomphe' the field revisited

Brett Whiteley 'Arc de Triomphe' the field revisitedBrett Whiteley is an icon of Australian art. Renowned for ability to create atmospheric and motion filled landscapes, his imagery is always immediate, reflective of his pursuit for beauty which can best be described as being on time for the appointment. Whiteley's 1990 etching 'Arc de Triomphe' emerges from his series, titled 'Paris: regarde de ct', that was the last of his career. Inspired by his 1989 stay in the French capital, Whiteley set himself

where he exhibited in 1949

the artist evokes the collectables of his childhood

'Undressing' showcases Whiteley's ability to create depth and motion in simple

flowers are symbols of beauty and transience

Image is in an excellent condition

Image Size: 46 x 59 cm

and featured in landmark cultural exhibitions such as the ‘Yiwarra Kuju: Canning Stock Route’ project at the National Museum of Australia

The composition is spare yet commanding

For collectors of contemporary landscapes and new media art

Dimensions: 87 x 68 x 5 cm

Thinking of himself as an outcast

whose abstract works celebrate shapes