Yosl Bergner 'Two Women 1942' nudes

Yosl Bergner 'Two Women 1942' nudesYosl Bergner is one of Australias most important artists. Born in Austria and raised in Poland, he and his family immigrated to Australia in 1937 to escape anti semitism. In Melbourne, Bergner attended the National Art School and befriended the Heide circle, who included Sidney Nolan, Albert Tucker and John Perceval. It was alongside Noel Coulihan and Vic OConnor however, that Bergner made his indeminable mark. Self described as a social humanist,

bringing the composition forth from the neutrally abstracted background

Christopher Rimmer's images capture the essence of a place

Signed: Signed AUGUSTE BLACKMAN

Mombassa continues to feature in the collective imagination

Beside her

The subject matter illustrates Cassab’s love of Paris

The Knife Thrower III beautifully captures the skill of Del-Mace and would be a captivating addition to any space

In ‘Structure in Amber’

An edition of ‘Street Games’ is represented at the National Gallery of Australia

where whimsy and threat collide in a kaleidoscope of colour

'Reflecting Woman' 2020

inspired by his brother Arthur