Sidney Nolan 'L'Oeil' roar studios

Sidney Nolan 'L'Oeil' roar studiosIn 1957, while living in Paris, Sidney Nolan drew designs for a number of art magazines including LOEil revue dart, published in Lausanne from 1955. This work is one such configuration, picturing a limby owl overlain with the magazines title, LOeil, which is also the French work for eye. The magazine was created by Rosamond Bernier and her second husband, George Bernier. Unlike most art magazines of the time, which were specialist, LOEil published

In this original painting Cullen paints a portrait in profile

An esteemed contemporary artist

light – and like Jeffrey Smart before him – the poignance of the external world

'St Pauls - Hill End'

Eyes peer through the creature’s wings

Image Size: 66 x 51 cm

Together with other young Spanish artists of the period

in a certain kind of gentility

Botswana' 2012

this time its a textual reference to yet another iconic symbol in Australian art—McCubbin's lost girl in the bush

loss and rebirth

'Expectation'