Judy CASSAB 'The Hammock' black & white

Judy CASSAB 'The Hammock' black & whiteA two time winner of the Archibald Prize, Judy Cassab AO CBE (1920 2015) was a portraitist of immense insight and imagination, seemingly able to capture not only a sitters likeness but the spirit of their times. As well as painting social luminaries, royals, fellow artists, family and friends, she was also a prolific draughtswoman, printmaker, and an acclaimed landscape artist. Today, Cassabs portraits reside in the British Royal Collection, National

dancing with her daughter Amanda - this drawing points to a joyful moment shared between artists instrumental in defining Australian Modernism

Untitled (Blue

Edition of 190

Image Size: 14 x 9 cm

This excellently provenanced work exemplifies Blackman's mastery of graphic practices

hearing and touch – silken grass bending under foot

(c) Charles Blackman / Copyright Agency

Embossed with Port Jackson Press stamp in margin

let ‘Too Big Too Small’ amplify your life

Jacks connects seemingly disparate ideas

‘Classic wizard of oz sad tin man’ is a pochoir (posh-waar) print

Merrett won acclaim for his textile art and screenprints