Sidney Nolan 'Kelly Gang, Rams and Elephant' painting

Sidney Nolan 'Kelly Gang, Rams and Elephant' paintingSidney Nolan is considered among Australias greatest artists. His legacy is entwined with myth Ned Kelly haunting the Australian outback, Gallipoli, Burke and Wills all told as epics. These epics however, are always grounded in a deep understanding of the human condition. In 1962, he and his second wife Cynthia Reed spent ten days in Serengeti, Africa. Nolan was there to complete a commission with a Kenyan businessman. As their relationship soured,

Paper Size: 62 x 80 cm

A statement piece for collections of Roar

Steve Rosendale’s exercise in nostalgia is heady with old-world charm

an act at once tender

and shared humanity in a single frame

but for me

Image Size: 35 x 53 cm

Image Size: 24 x 21 cm

Black Ink on Paper

is disarming in its intimacy

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Dattilo-Rubbo shared them with his atelier