Ulli Brunnschweiler 'New Island II' impressionism

Ulli Brunnschweiler 'New Island II' impressionismUlli Brunnschweiler is a Swiss born, Australian based printmaker and artist. Her work is renowned for its vividness, merging kaleidoscopic abstract shapes into an almost liquid form. It is up to the viewer to discover their own meaning in the result. Brunnschweiler is represented in numerous public and regional collections, including at the National Gallery of Australia and the Australian Print Workshop. For collectors of abstract art and prints this

Dimensions: 58 x 97 cm

which derives from the 1961 painting

a suite of nine original etchings presented here in full

Swept up in a distant gust of wind

but rather a call to care for the environment

and acceptance

engages in a debate about the effects of the Western culture on Australia’s indigenous society

000 Jews were forced to live

By the age of twenty-two she was blind

Annigoni pictures a youth

and mysterious worlds hidden within

In Auguste’s ‘Picasso's Monsters’ however