Clayton Tremlett 'Self Portrait as the Bushranger Harry Power' surreal

Clayton Tremlett 'Self Portrait as the Bushranger Harry Power' surrealClayton Tremlett is an contemporary Australian printmaker whose work is influenced by the country's historical narratives. In Beard and Influence, the artist emulates the nations infamous bushrangers, and their facial hair, in this series of self portraits. Across a span of three years, Tremlett delved into the tales of the notorious figures like Harry Power, akin to the legendary folklore of Robin Hood. In the classic tale, the bandit is considered

likely part of the artists process

is at peace as she listens to music

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Represented at the National Gallery of Australia and the Art Gallery of New South Wales

Its also a countdown towards mortality or the cat’s ninth life

Image Size: 66 x 100 cm

important Australian and contemporary art and neo-expressionism

scored to fold

The Canto series is an exquisite example of the refined

the rest laid to rest by bad weather and possums

'Lake Eyre Garden' 2001