Arch Cuthbertson 'Turtle in the Garden, Sydney' fantastical

Arch Cuthbertson 'Turtle in the Garden, Sydney' fantasticalThis original work on paper by Arch Cuthbertson pairs strong artistic lineage with a striking visual language. Confident, gestural marks expand across its scale to create bold movement. It feels both grounded and dynamic well suited to mid century modern interiors. Cuthbertson was a passionate advocate for Australian modernism, working fluidly between cubist, hard edge abstraction and abstract expressionist styles. His practice was, as one critic

Dimensions: 125 x 94 x 3 cm

In ‘Moogerah Lake’

with the large branches of the tree seemingly swaying in the wind

Image Size: 59 x 41 cm

‘Untitled (Farmyard)’ is a remarkably intricate etching

Martin King’s ‘Traveling South’ is a meditation on the paradoxes

and is also a multi-time finalist for the Wynne Prize

This drawing from the artist’s sketchbook is of the capricious Puck (or Robin Goodfellow) from William Shakespeare's play

the circle is the ultimate 'symbol of infinity'

For collectors of nudes and contemporary art

domestic space is rendered poetic - where memory and the self converge

foretells of good and bad tidings