Pay in 4 interest-free payments of $37.50 Learn more
Ships within 48 hours · Estimated delivery Aug 4 - Aug 9
In 'Coquette' (meaning ‘flirt’)
It collages forms that are anthropomorphic yet indistinct
a musician and Charles Blackman’s daughter
which indicates a human presence while also connecting to the Jewish experience of concealment
it exists as a unique image
Lee Ward 'Mask' nature In 'Coquette' (meaning ‘flirt’)Aboriginal artist Lee Wards Mask sees a mask constructed of varying marks dots, dashes, crosses and lines. It is an experiment in tone, depth and pattern, recalling dot painting, graffiti and the cultural and personal masks we don everyday. Ward has worked as an art teacher for adults with disabilities and an illustrator in post war torn Sri Lanka. In 2015 he completed a commission for Shepparton Art Museum a hand drawn mural of vintage cars at the
