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| The Worldwide Art Gallery is constantly growing with artists from many parts of the globe. If you are interested in Australian Art please select from the list below: |
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Pam Bennun
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Charlie Brown
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Don Braben
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Ian Chisholm
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Dreamscapes which carry a meditative quality . . .
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Black and White Australian beach landscapes and full colour images of marine life.
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Award winning marine artist Don Braben brings life to his maritime images . . .
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True to life depictions of beach activities and scenes
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Ryan Dunshea
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David Glennie
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Inta Goddard
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Julia Goodwin
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Young Australian artist, Ryan Dunshea explores the loss of the senses, most particularly sight and hearing . . .
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Exquisite full colour images of the world below the depths of our oceans.
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Incorporating a range of media including digital images and collage . . .
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Artworks displaying spontaneous passion for colour, design and creativity.
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Caroline Graley
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Winsome Gunning
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James Harvie
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Jeremy Holton
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Abstract, symbolic style developed from study of dance therapy
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Watercolours strongly influenced by Kandinsky's theory on the spiritual associations aroused by the use of colour
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Black and White and colour seascapes. Balanced angles and emotional impact, accentuating the beauty of the world.
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Australian artist Jeremy Holton creates works which seem to glow from the centre with his brilliant and unusual colour effects . . .
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Lynette Koci
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Michael Leeworthy
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Neil McIrvine
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F.J. McKay
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Oil Pastel drawings of various subjects including Australian Wildlife, Clydesdale Horses
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Ideas developed from memories and reflections on life . . .
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Exploring the human spirit through the human form . . .
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Drawings seeking to express sensuality and a strong sense of the importance of line
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Rhesa Menkins
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Yannis Moros
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Michael Morrison
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Ann Parker
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Seeking out evidence of humanity in the environment - pollution; industrial structure; man-made elements that have been discarded and corroded . . .
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Traditional still life arrangements influenced by the old masters . . .
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Ancient Egyptian techniques lead to 'new' materials used to create sculptural forms . . .
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Inspired by the beauty of the landscape of the central coast of NSW Australia . . .
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Marianne Perrot Hay
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Janet Petrovic
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Pistachio
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Ian Plumridge
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Shapes and shades of seasonal flowerings.
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Paintings featuring bold, simple shapes and vibrant colours, influenced by Matisse and Braque.
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Pushing the ordinary 2D photograph into extraordinary 3D reality, bridging the gap between the fine art and commercial worlds.
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Australian landscape photographs exploring the interaction between light, shape and colour at different stages of the day.
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Jeremy Pollard
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Dianne Rhodes
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Andrew Rizgalla
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D.M. Ross
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Australian Photographer Jeremy Pollard has a keen interest in drawing attention to the world we see everyday . . .
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Bright and vibrant contemporary images and themes . . .
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Freely created images from personal instincts, rather than directed method . . .
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A strong belief in the analytical style and beauty that Cubism can represent . . .
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Bright and vibrant silk paintings. Available as individual art pieces and as clothing.
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Images depicting the mystical nature of our world, via colour, vibrancy, composition, and balance.
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