Brian Seidel 'Untitled (Seascape)' first nations artist a clown looks up to

a clown looks up to the elegant women centre-stage

Pavlidis uses the motif of the car to symbolise the passage of time - material items we once coveted in our youth becoming forgotten over time

slightly hunched and shrouded under voluminous hats

dedicated and titled in margin in pencil below image

holidays and Sunday afternoons

Brian Seidel 'Untitled (Seascape)' first nations artist a clown looks up toBrian Seidel was a highly accomplished artist. His former teacher, the acclaimed Jeffrey Smart once described Seidel's work as evocations of moments of rapture. That said however, his work could also be startlingly quiet moments of reflection struck clear. Seidel is represented in regional and public collections across Australia. A friend of Brain Dunlop, he is considered a significant Australian artist. For collectors of prints, 'Untitled (Seascape)'