How beloved Australian artists Cressida Campbell and Margaret Preston were shaped by ukiyo-e
The bold prints and scenes of ukiyo-e, the art form which rose to prominence in 17th and 18th century Japan, have left an indelible mark on Australian art.
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The bold prints and scenes of ukiyo-e, the art form which rose to prominence in 17th and 18th century Japan, have left an indelible mark on Australian art.
Geelong Gallery presents work by artists Cressida Campbell and Margaret Preston alongside Japanese ukiyo-e prints.
The opening of Cressida Campbell at the a href= https://nga.gov.au target= _blank National Gallery of Australia /a Saturday 24 September will be
In recent years, the artist’s career has accelerated and her life has taken too many life-and-death turns.
Before a 35-year-old woodblock painting went to auction, she fixed it up and ensured a windfall for its owner.