Mary MacQueen 'Giraffe Portrait' architecture

Mary MacQueen 'Giraffe Portrait' architectureMary MacQueen's work is expressive, gestural and experimental. Following the death of her longtime husband in 1970, she began travelling extensively and in turn, expanded her practice. From trains, cars and planes, MacQueen drew flashes of the land, catching its essence in a few intuitive strokes. 'Giraffe Portrait' stems from this era. Minimal yet assured, it is intrepid in subject and spirit. MacQueen is an esteemed Australian artist who has

like stones found deep in the earth’s crust

'The Bay VIII' 1987

Dimensions: 60 x 70 cm

titled and numbered in margin in pencil below image

Condition is Very Good:  Image is in Fine condition

lit by an eternal sun

minor spot in right margin

Archers work is highly regarded for engaging the viewer in a profound dialogue

the minotaur could be understood through Freud’s battle between Eros and Thanatos

he looked after Max Nicholson’s collection of plays - many of which he read to Barbara Blackman

inscribed with dedication lower centre

titled and numbered in pencil in margin below image: 34/80 WILLI WILLI DINNY