Martin King 'dawn chorus study, pages 25 - 26' abstract art

Martin King 'dawn chorus study, pages 25 - 26' abstract artKing is recognised as one of Australias foremost contemporary printmakers. As well as completing residencies in France, Morocco, India and Antarctica, he has won numerous awards, including the WAMA Art Prize (2023), National Print and Drawing Prize (2022), Hazelhurst Art on Paper Award (2022) and Muswellbrook Drawing Prize (2019). His work can be found in public collections at the British Museum, National Gallery of Australia, National Gallery of

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Its endless capacity for regeneration is what inspired German Lutherans in the 17th century to connect them with Christ’s resurrection

to tell you the truth

but rather a subject with an ambiguous

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Brian Dunlop once described the interior as a mind “inhabited by thoughts and objects”

Over the horizon rears a flash of blonde

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Her work is a collage of influences – the history of her family

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The painting resonates with theatrical stillness and restrained emotionality—qualities for which Stokes’s figure-based works are celebrated