Michael Leunig 'Untitled (Bus Stop)' first nations artist

Michael Leunig 'Untitled (Bus Stop)' first nations artistFor more than fifty years, Michael Leunig gently and brilliantly skewered the absurdities of everyday life. Now, as one of Australias most cherished and quietly missed voices, his work feels more luminous than ever. An absurd scene, this petite 5 4 cm original image is small in scale but full of heart, insight and that unmistakable Leunig spirit. For admirers of Leunig and collectors of works on paper, Untitled (Bus Stop) is a captivating find. This

'Bush Dance' 2011

Untitled forms part of ‘Footprints’

indulging the viewer in a voyeuristic experience

celebrated and recognised contemporary artists

Brett Whiteley reflected that even when he was painting “abstractions

Condition: Very good: Left side a smudge that can be covered by a matt

signed and dated lower image: Glyphs and Shadows

Kuang turns his attention to everyday household objects

a fleeting moment

revel in ‘Playtime’

Dorothea Francis was a Melbourne-based painter and illustrator and member of the George Bell School circle

and profound art-historical dialogue to add to any curated art collection