William Eager 'Untitled (Portrait)' first nations artist

William Eager 'Untitled (Portrait)' first nations artistBorn in Hawthorn, Melbourne, William Eager was an artist who worked across oil painting, pastels and printmaking. This portrait is a pastel, masterful in its slight use of colour. The subject is composed, gazing into the distance astutely. Eager was a successful artist. He was a finalist in the Art Gallery of New South Waless Archibald Prize in 1944 and won the Sir Arthur Street Award in 1968. Represented at the National Gallery of Australia and Ian

Unique experimental print produced by Lin's son Tiriki Onus from Lin Onus original plates

As she reflected

It derives from a folio of screenprints titled ‘Images of Tanya’ and seeks to illuminate the Torah

Image Size: 50 x 29 cm

his artistic practice only took off after he was conscripted to Indonesia in 1946

Rather than a study of anatomy however

Born in New Zealand

For critic John McDonald

For collectors for still life

Each decorative element reflects a Western imagining of Asia

Frenetic but always cool

she was the ingenious mind behind Geelong’s anthropomorphised bollards and remembered with the Jan Mitchell Memorial Prize