Clifton Pugh 'Tangled Myrtle' figurative

Clifton Pugh 'Tangled Myrtle' figurativeClifton Pugh is an iconic Australian artist and environmentalist. In 1954, he travelled across the Nullarbor with his friend Noel Macainsh, realizing: the boundless extent of a land, paradoxically both harsh and delicate, together with the illimitable space above it. This perception of the land as a vessel for time, humanity and spirituality underlies both his art and environmentalism. Three years before visiting the Nullarbor, Pugh purchased land at

A bonafide icon

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‘The Muse’ is Botticelli for the bottom of the garden

caring for her invalid mother in the Bayside suburb of Beaumaris before her premature death at age forty-eight

He is also a twelve-time Archibald Prize finalist and in 2014

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Image Size: 37 x 55 cm

'Tangled Myrtle'

and prints

Separated from its ancient origins and the unity of opposites remains pertinent

it is undoubtable that he has

Her position is startlingly immersive