Sidney Nolan 'Kelly' romantic

Sidney Nolan 'Kelly' romanticSidney Nolan is among Australias most celebrated artists, his legacy intertwined with national myth from Ned Kelly haunting the outback to Gallipoli and Burke and Wills all told with remarkable invention. This work features his most iconic subject, Ned Kelly. When Nolan first turned to Kelly, he immersed himself in the legend, seeing in him a tragic, mythic outsider a figure through whom he explored themes of exile and identity. Created in 1955, this

this collectable limited edition print is hand signed by the artist

it is drawing from a thousand different angles”

The garden embodies this – it is fertile and domestic

By capturing the bushland in such an intangible form

It carries profound meaning

medium and large size

before later becoming Professor

Signed: Embossed lower right

making this work a kind of peripheral self-portrait

exemplifies perfectly his mastery of graphic practices

She is illuminated by the light of the moon

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