Contemporary + Twentieth Century Art

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Martin Sharp
Martin Sharp (Australian 1942 - 2013)
Adelaide Festival, Pavilion of Death Dreams and Desire, 1982
Screenprint on waterproofed linen
240 x 120 cm
Monogrammed in the print

SOLD

Martin Sharp was one of Australia's greatest pop artist from the early 1960's with an international reputation, not least for his contribution to the covers of London and Australia's  OZ magazine.

The Adelaide Festival commissioned Sharp to design the 1982 Festival poster and these large screen-prints were used as street banners at each for the 1982 Adelaide Festival venues. This banner is of particular importance as it was used at the central location and pavilion for the Festival beside the Adelaide Festival Centre.

These artworks were hand-printed and very few of this large format are still in existence. There is one in the collection of the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney. Very rare.
Miro
​Joan Miro (Spanish 1893-1983)
Sobreteixims, 1973
Lithograph published by Maeght ,
Signed and numbered 10/40    
156 x 116 cm
SOLD

​* Rare, large hand-signed work by this internationally renown artist
Angus Hamra
Angus Hamra
Angus is a young portrait and landscape artist who has been making quite an impression on art lovers in recent times.

​Angus has natural insight into what makes people unique, creating his images in an impasto style which is rich in texture and clarity. His landscapes and portraits celebrate a captured moment, unique and beautiful as only an artist with his sensibilities can.

Available for portrait commissions. Please contact the gallery for more information. 

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Sam Leach
Sam Leach (Aust born 1973)
Glove with Sectioned Finger
​Oil on canvas
101 x 76  cm
Signed and titled verso
​$18,500 incl GST
Sam Leach
Sam Leach (Aust born 1973)
Telescope, 2014
Oil and resin on board
36 x 26. cm
​Signed and titled verso
​SOLD
Matt Burgess
Matt Burgess (Aust) - Exhibition soon!
Matt Burgess will be presenting a selection of unique moulded glass sculptures created using the hand carved, lost wax technique. 

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Michael Jeffery
Michael Jeffery
Michael Jeffery's collages of dried skins, or sheets of paint cut to resemble bricks within a wall, or perhaps topographic views of an urban landscape. 

Michael's career contunues to bloom following successful shows in Adelaide and around Australia.

Contact gallery for availability.
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Marnie Wrak
Marnie Wark

Marnie Wark is producing some wonderful work. Please ask about availability.

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