James Whitington 'Ren I' romantic

James Whitington 'Ren I' romanticJames Whitington is a master printmaker and artist whose work moves fluidly between the figurative and the abstract. His etching 'Ren I' is a striking example of this approach: driven by a fascination with gestural mark making, the composition unfolds as a series of infinite illusions a landscape suggested, a body or face emerging, a gust of wind passing through. Informed by decades of technical expertise, Whitingtons marks possess both precision and

Tremlett explores how facial hair can inform perceptions of masculinity and if its shape can indicate goodness

is a valuable addition to budding collectors and connoisseurs of Charles Blackman's works alike

the text ‘mother oh’ cleverly arranged beside her – where is she going

Leunig extends an invitation to rediscover the unadulterated joy of innocence and play

dated and titled verso: Kate Beynon / 2008 / Charms

‘THE ATHLETE’ is a vestige from Australian history

Louise Tomlinson imagines a fleet of anonymous figures

Against its confidence and persistence

and featuring among his most beloved motifs – the frog

” features four panels of subtly changing imagery of a rabbit in motion

While Blackman was best known for his figuration

In ‘Nightpath’