David Rankin 'The Bay Blue Morning' architecture Leaning towards Blackman’s larger paintings

Leaning towards Blackman’s larger paintings on the same era

a call to act after the flower crowns are off

Philippe Le Miere’s 'Study for Arrival on a Summer’s Day' merges two iconic images from Australian art history: Charles Blackman’s whimsical voyage of Alice and the White Rabbit in All on the Summer’s Day

Here was an urbane Yiddish poet in the blood red outback

David Rankin 'The Bay Blue Morning' architecture Leaning towards Blackman’s larger paintingsBest known for landscapes such as this, David Rankin has forged a style that merges Eastern and Western perspectives. Inspired by Taoism, his expansive scenes strike harmony through chaos, creating an experience of nature words cannot replicate. This holistic approach to art makes Rankins work more than just aesthetic. Instead, founded in a philosophy of process over perfection, his effervescent scenes are an endorsement of life. A highly esteemed