David Rankin 'Evening' black & white

David Rankin 'Evening' black & whiteRenowned for landscapes such as this, David Rankin merges Eastern and Western perspectives. Inspired by the philosophy of Taoism, he envisions expansive scenes that strike harmony through chaos. Not only visually impressive, Rankins work embraces the practice of process over perfection a way of making art that leaves space for idiosyncrasy, divergence and serendipity. A highly esteemed contemporary artist, Rankin won the Wynne Prize in 1983 and is

‘Grey Tee’ reflects Rankin’s fusion of influences

James Gleeson is Australia’s foremost surrealist artist

There is something nostalgic here

'Suppertime' unfurls with every glance

The artist’s works have been included in a number of important survey exhibitions of Australian contemporary indigenous art

- The Entire Collection of the Graphics of Brett Whiteley 1961-1981

In this graphic

who once reflected that she was lucky enough to find almost anything interesting to look at

a miniature dervish dances and

the artist imprints the lattice of an electrical grid on a circle

Signed: signed CHARLES BLACKMAN in margin THE IMMIGRANTS

Paper Dimensions: 26 x 27 cm