Jeffrey Makin 'Cedar Creek Falls I' etching

Jeffrey Makin 'Cedar Creek Falls I' etchingAnyone who has travelled into the Australian landscape will recognise its magnetism. At once unyielding and symphonic, its varying, vast and sometimes alien terrain has transfixed generation after generation of artists. Today, the living leader of this tradition is Jeffrey Makin, who out in the plein air distils the spirit of place. For Makin, the landscape offers complexity, history and personality. In his portraits of natural landscape, he carves

including at the National Gallery of Australia

David Frazer is one of Australia’s preeminent printmakers

and through representation in major public collections

Tandori envisions the bush without sight and in turn

who out in the plein-air distils the ‘spirit-of-place’

Charles evokes the poetry between transience and transcendence

'The Bay XI' 1987

55 x 73 cm OR 84 x 120 cm

suggesting that from death

Dimensions: 55 x 57 cm

Who is Josephine

'Untitled (The Trapping of Mythical Monsters)' 1850