John Cullinane 'A Loss of Faith' neo-expressionism

John Cullinane 'A Loss of Faith' neo-expressionismJohn Cullinanes work is drawn from media, books, stories and observed moments. He conjures an atmosphere, mise en scenes that are rich in feeling and narrative. Before his work viewers are compelled to ponder, allowing their mind to wind up, as the artist describes, in a place that they would have never considered Hey, how did I get here?. In this luminous original oil painting, three angels commiserate in the countryside. A master of tone and

‘Bradleys Head’ is quintessential Knight

Onus worked as a mechanic and activist

‘Tracey Kneeling’ comes from this era

that he permits Eurydice’s freedom upon one condition - that as they exit

'Untitled (Orange Flowers)' 2002

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She was a member of George Bell’s School

'Tap' 1981

Image Size: 77 x 57 cm

For admirers of the Renaissance

and is represented across public collections including at the Art Gallery of New South Wales

Kuo is known for his unique practice - combining western abstraction with the philosophy of Chinese calligraphy to create sensual