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All artworks in the collection


(Highlights)


 



Renate Anger

Untitled

C-type photograph, 20 x 30 cm, edition 1/5.


Nick Ashby

Red & White Picture II

2003, oil on canvas
30 x 35 cm

Exhibited: 2003 Esa Jaske Gallery, Sydney


Leon Bakst

Negress from "Sheherazade"

Lithograph, published 1923 (U.S.A.),
24.5 x 15.5 cm (image), edition 179/250

Exhibited: 2000 Tony Ward Printique Sydney

Provenance: Stamped at the back:
'Property of Ethel H. Traphagen'

Ethel (Mrs. William R. Leigh) Traphagen (1882 - 1963)
Born in New York City, she had a distinguished career in New York state as a fashion designer and founder, with her artist-husband, of The Traphagen School of Design.
She studied at Cooper Union Art School, the National Academy of Design, the Art Students League, and the New York School of Fashion Design. She wrote and illustrated books on fashion design and was a teacher at Cooper Union and New York University.


Leon Bakst

Negre d'or "Sheherazade"

Color plate (Plate 30) from original drawing from the book
"The Decorative Art of Leon Bakst"
Published in 1913, U.K. (London Fine Art Society)
26.5 x 16.5 cm (image)

Exhibited: 2000 Tony Ward Printique Sydney

Arsène Alexandre, 1859-1937
Lev Samoilovich Rozenberg (pseud. Léon Bakst), 1866-1924.
The Decorative Art of Leon Bakst.
London: Fine Art Society, 1913.


Leon Bakst

Two Bacchantes from "Narcisse"

Color plate (Plate 36) from original drawing from the book
"The Decorative Art of Leon Bakst"
Published in 1913, U.K. (London Fine Art Society)
27 x 18 cm (image)

Exhibited: 2000 Tony Ward Printique Sydney

Arsène Alexandre, 1859-1937
Lev Samoilovich Rozenberg (pseud. Léon Bakst), 1866-1924.
The Decorative Art of Leon Bakst.
London: Fine Art Society, 1913.


Irene Barberis

Exhibition Catalogue: Lineage of Light: Reading Wheels

2004, plastic, 40 x 40 cm


Irene Barberis

Exhibition Catalogue: Lineage of Light: Reading Wheels

2004, plastic, 40 x 40 cm


Yvonne Boag

100 Views of Tokyo
13 selected linocuts
Volume 1

Artist Book
1998, linocuts on Japanese paper
Edition 1/3

30 x 22 cm


Yvonne Boag

100 Views of Tokyo
13 selected linocuts
Volume 2

Artist Book
1998, linocuts on Japanese paper

Edition 1/3

30 x 22 cm


Yvonne Boag

Lockhart Map 2

2000 Acrylic on paper
28 x 38 cm
Australian Galleries Cat number AG27625

Exhibited:
2001 Australian Galleries Works on Paper,
Sydney


Yvonne Boag

Lockhart Map 4

2000 Acrylic on paper
28 x 38 cm
Australian Galleries Cat number AG27627

Exhibited:
2001 Australian Galleries Works on Paper,
Sydney


Louise Bourgeois

The Bad Mother

1998 , Lithograph, numbered and signed (LB) below image, edition: AP/20, 29 x 22 cm (image)

LB: "The milk comes down the breast and falls on the floor, helping nobody (unless there is a cat).
The milk is there, but she is a bad mother because it is spoiled instead of being given to the girl."


Mostyn Bramley-Moore

The Origin of the Coconut

1997, oil on linen
185 x 150 cm

Exhibited at solo show The Idea: Ocean at Watters Gallery 1997,and at Bramley-Moore survey show Tuesdays and Thursdays, Brisbane City Gallery 2002.


Mostyn Bramley-Moore

I swim with the Sharks

1997, oil on linen
101.5 x 91 cm

Exhibited at solo show The Idea: Ocean at Watters Gallery 1997,and at Bramley-Moore survey show Tuesdays and Thursdays, Brisbane City Gallery 2002.


Mostyn Bramley-Moore

Sargasso Sea

1998, oil and acrylic on wood & linen
67 x 79 cm

Watters Gallery, 1998


Mostyn Bramley-Moore

South Bank

2001, oil on linen
41 x 46cm

Mostyn Bramley-Moore Recent Studies and Paintings, Watters Gallery, 2001


Mostyn Bramley-Moore

Morning

2001, oil on linen
41 x 46cm

Mostyn Bramley-Moore Recent Studies and Paintings, Watters Gallery, 2001


Mostyn Bramley-Moore

Liner

2001, oil on linen
41 x 46cm

Mostyn Bramley-Moore Recent Studies and Paintings, Watters Gallery, 2001


Mostyn Bramley-Moore

Brisbane

1999, ink, pencil, graphite and gouache on paper
38 x 56cm

Mostyn Bramley-Moore Travel Notes, Watters Gallery, 2000


Mostyn Bramley-Moore

Screen

1995, gouache and pencil on paper
38 x 29cm

Mostyn Bramley-Moore The Idea: Ocean, Watters Gallery, 1997


Elina Brotherus

Le vélo volé du curé

Series: Suites françaises 2

1999, c-type photograph
80 x 102 cm

edition 1/6

This print exhibited at 2006 Biennale of Sydney (Artspace), at PhotoEspaña 2002 (EB solo show at Real Jardin Botánico, Madrid, opened by Queen Sofia of Spain), and at Kunsthalle Wien, Austria, in 2000.


Elina Brotherus

Le lit pour rêver et pour mes nuits de tendresse

Series: Suites françaises 2

1999, c-type photograph
80 x 102 cm

edition 2/6

This print exhibited at 2006 Biennale of Sydney.


Elina Brotherus

L'Artiste et son modele

Series: The New Painting

2002, c-type photograph
105 x 111 cm

edition 5/6

 

 


 

 

Elina Brotherus

Joy
Series: Das Mädchen Sprach von Liebe

1998, c-type photographs
5 x 40 x 29.5cm. Edition 1/10. Vintage print - handprinted by EB.
This print exhibited at Northern Photography Centre, Oulu, 1999.


Terry Burrows

Untitled

2002, ink & acrylic on canvas, 70 x 86 cm

Exhibited: 2005 Esa Jaske Gallery, Sydney


Olive Cotton

Gerberas

Signed, Silver Gelatin Photograph, 25 x 18 cm




Stephen Cramb

The Piano #2

2006, Inkjet print on paper, 34 x 40 cm image size,
57 x 63 cm framed size, edition 1/5
Exhibited: 2006 Esa Jaske Gallery

 


Luke Crouch

Pascal and DJ Hype - Hackney

2004, oil on linen, 30 x 30 cm
Exhibited: 2005 Dubplate Special pt II, Esa Jaske Gallery

 


Gary Deirmendjian

Paul

2006, 23 cm (height) x 25 cm x 33 cm,
bisque fired ceramic soaked with Indian ink
Exhibited: 2007 Gary Deirmendjian Esa Jaske Gallery


GD: "He came often to Café Hernandez after 3AM.
He was very thin, small and over seventy. He sat and
smoked in the cold but had the shingles. He knew a lot
about Rolls Royces but drove a tiny red Hyundai - packed
tight it seemed with all his belongings. One day he
just stopped coming."

 

 

 


 

 

Kim Demuth

Female

2004, mixed media, 20 x 122 x 12 cm

Exhibited:
2004 Esa Jaske Gallery, Sydney
2004 Churchie Art Prize (Certificate of Commendation)


Marion East

Memory 4

1998 , oil on linen, 30 x 30 cm

Exhibited: 1998 , Marlene Antico Fine Arts, Sydney


Franz Ehmann

Boy, am I scared

2002, lambda print, 88 x 88 cm, edition 2/5
Exhibited: 2003 Inaugural Exhibition Esa Jaske Gallery


Franz Ehmann

Boy, am I in love

2003, lambda print, 80 x 80 cm, edition 1/5
Exhibited: 2003 Inaugural Exhibition Esa Jaske Gallery


Franz Ehmann

Boy, do I have doubts

2003, lambda print, 80 x 80 cm, edition 1/5
Exhibited: 2003 Inaugural Exhibition Esa Jaske Gallery


Anita Elliott

Untitled (Thread Drawing)

2001, handknitted threads laminated in glass, 30 x 20 cm
Tim Olsen Gallery


Neil Evans

Gulfoss - Iceland

1999 , oil on MDF, 23 x 19 cm

Exhibited: 2000 Suite Memories, Legge Gallery (00/19/083), Sydney


Cherine Fahd

Masking Motions 1-4

2002, Silver gelatin photographs: edition number 4/10,
size 10.5 x 11.0 cm each

Exhibited: 2002 Musings Gallery 4A, Sydney


Stanislaw Fijalkowski

Czerwona Szarfa (Red Sash)

1995, Screenprint, 67.5 x 48 cm, edition 12/20
Jan Feijkiel Gallery, Krakow, Poland


Stanislaw Fijalkowski

Talmudic Highway - in memory of Tadeusz Borowski

1987, Screenprint, 49 x 36 cm, edition 30/50
Jan Feijkiel Gallery, Krakow, Poland


(Image 1/5)

Lawrence Finn

The Man of Sorrows

1992, linocut, A/P
17 x 23 cm


(Image 2/5)

Lawrence Finn

The Broken Man

1992, linocut, A/P
17 x 23 cm


(Image 3/5)

Lawrence Finn

The Man Who Could Not Face The Day

1992, linocut, A/P
17 x 23 cm


(Image 4/5)

Lawrence Finn

The Warrior

1992, linocut, A/P
17 x 23 cm


(Image 5/5)

Lawrence Finn

The Grieving Boy

1992, linocut, A/P
17 x 23 cm

 

 


Lawrence Finn

The Fools Compendium

Hand stitched book comprising 14 leaves with 12 linocuts on 12 leaves and hard cover with one linocut, and text

Artist's book, relief
Technique: linocut
Edition State: published state
Impression: 1/8
Edition: edition of 8
Primary Insc: Signed on 2nd leaf lower right, pencil 'L.F. 93' . Dated on 2nd leaf, lower right, printed text '1993'.
38 h x 23 w cm






Lawrence Finn

Wordsmith

1992, 3 parts, linocut, printed press, 3/10
3x 19 x 27 cm


Lawrence Finn

The World Turned

1993, linocut, printed press, 3/10
40 x 26 cm


Donald Friend

Untitled sketch, signed 'DF', ink on paper, 14 x 19 cm


Joe Frost

Station and Trees, Denistone II

2000 , graphite on paper, 25 x 32 cm

Exhibited: 2000 Paintings and Drawings, Legge Gallery


James Gleeson

An invisible place made manifest

2001, oil on canvas
133 x 178 cm

Reproduced in 'JAMES GLEESON  DRAWINGS FOR PAINTINGS', ISBN 0 7347 6340 9, by Hendrik Kolenberg and Anne Ryan, Art Gallery of New South Wales, 2003, page 123.
(Published to accompany an exhibition at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, 12 April to 15 June 2003.)


Helga Groves

Half Way Across Lake Ladoga

1997, oil paint, pigment and medium on linen
130 x 97 cm

Exhibited: 1998 Bellas Gallery, Brisbane


Helga Groves

Ghost Wall 3

1997, oil paint, pigment and medium on linen
150 x 50 cm

Exhibited: 1998 Gitte Weise Gallery, Sydney


Helga Groves

Low Tide Sand Lines 1

1999, oil paint, pigment and medium on linen
152 x 51 cm

Exhibited: 1999 On Any Given Day Bundaberg Arts Centre

Bellas Gallery, Brisbane


Helga Groves

Low Tide Sand Lines 2

1999, oil paint, pigment and medium on linen
152 x 51 cm

Exhibited: 1999 On Any Given Day Bundaberg Arts Centre

Bellas Gallery, Brisbane

    

     

     

Helga Groves

Dust

1997, acrylic on roofing tiles
9 x 34 x 25 cm

Exhibited: 2001 That was Now, This is Then, Gitte Weise Gallery, Sydney
2005 On The Unseen, Esa Jaske Gallery, Sydney


Helga Groves

Diamond Painting, White

1995, mesh, enamel, and wood
25.5 x 25.5 cm

Gitte Weise Gallery, Sydney


Helga Groves

Diamond Painting, Black

1995, mesh, enamel, and wood
25.5 x 25.5 cm

Gitte Weise Gallery, Sydney



Helga Groves

Diamond Painting, Black

1995, mesh, enamel, and wood
25.5 x 25.5 cm

Gitte Weise Gallery, Sydney


Helga Groves

Diamond Painting, White

1995, mesh, enamel, and wood
25.5 x 25.5 cm

Gitte Weise Gallery, Sydney


Helga Groves

Untitled

2002, laser-cut perspex in a perspex frame
26 x 183 x 2.5 cm

Gitte Weise Gallery, Sydney

 


 

Helga Groves

Untitled

2002, laser-cut perspex in a perspex frame
17 x 165 x 2.5 cm

Gitte Weise Gallery, Sydney


Rew Hanks

Oscar with the Striped Gene

2001, linocut , 38 x 56cm, edition 1/10
Exhibited: 2001 Pickled Pups and Tiger Tales Legge Gallery

 

 
(2 parts)

 

Christopher Hanrahan

Oh, So

2006, Blue-tak, superglue, plastic + adhesive on paper
2 panels, 21 x 21 cm each


Christopher Hanrahan

Can I Get a Witness

2005, Mixed media on paper
40 x 50 cm

Exhibited: 2005 Look at You, Esa Jaske Gallery


Christopher Hanrahan

The Road Is Long

2005, Mixed media on paper
40 x 50 cm

Exhibited: 2005 Look at You, Esa Jaske Gallery


Christopher Hanrahan

Photos Only Cost $2

2005, Mixed media on paper
40 x 50 cm

Exhibited: 2005 Look at You, Esa Jaske Gallery


Christopher Hanrahan

Hey Robots

2005, Mixed media on paper
40 x 50 cm

Exhibited: 2005 Look at You, Esa Jaske Gallery


Christopher Hanrahan

Like David Suzuki

2005, Mixed media on paper
40 x 50 cm

Exhibited: 2005 Look at You, Esa Jaske Gallery


Christopher Hanrahan

Why Don't We Talk

2005, Mixed media on paper
40 x 50 cm

Exhibited: 2005 Look at You, Esa Jaske Gallery


Eeva Hauss

Untitled

1997, Gouache and pencil on handmade paper, 50 x 82 cm
Exhibited: 1998 Kunstverein Jämsä, Finland


David Hawkes

Untitled

1997, oil on board
15 x 15 cm

Legge Gallery, Sydney


David Hawkes

Untitled

1997, oil on board
15 x 15 cm

Legge Gallery, Sydney


David Hawkes

Untitled

1997, oil on board
15 x 15 cm

Legge Gallery, Sydney


David Hawkes

Untitled

1997, oil on board
15 x 15 cm

Legge Gallery, Sydney


Katsurako Higano

A Sunny Day

1990's, Etching, 45 x 59 cm, edition 3/30.





David Hockney

Two Boys Aged 23 or 24
Collection Title: 'Illustrations for Fourteen Poems by C.P. Cavafy', 1966, (No.2)

1966

London / England / United Kingdom
Print, Intaglio
Technique: Etching, aquatint from one copper plate.
Impression: 14/75
plate 34.7 h x 22.4 w cm
sheet 57.2 h x 39.3 w cm
Cat Raisonné: MCA, Tokyo (1996), 48.


Yong-Jin Hwang

In a Farm - II

1996, Etching, 42 x 60 cm
Edition ap 2/5


Alfredo Jaar

Gold in the Morning

1986, C-type photograph, 61 x 40 cm (image)


Jerzy Jedrysiak

Nocne manewry lapaczy psow (Dogcatchers' Night Maneuvers)

1993, Linocut, 65 x 50 cm, edition 35/50
Jan Feijkiel Gallery, Krakow, Poland


Anu Kalm

Love Letter

1997, etching A/P
16 x 16 cm


Seidou Keita

Untitled

Signed


1956-57 Silver Gelatin Photograph,
48 x 40 cm, printed 16/6/2001

Provenance: eyestorm Ltd, London, 2001


Antonius Kho

Untitled

1991, mixed media
47 x 46 cm


Tanya Kingston

Untitled

Oil on board.  20 x 30 cm.


Taika Kinoshita

Get-Back-1-Y (Tulip)

c. 1990, Woodblock print, 50 x 70 cm, edition AP


Ryoji Koie

Tokkuri (Sake bottle)

2000 Oribe glazed ceramic vessel. Height 18 cm.
Yamaki Art Gallery, Osaka, Japan (Melbourne Art Fair 2000)


Ryoji Koie

Guinomi (Sake cup)

2000 Oribe glazed ceramic vessel. Height 5 cm.
Yamaki Art Gallery, Osaka, Japan (Melbourne Art Fair 2000)


Kaisu Koivisto

Edgecombe Avenue, Pleasant Plains. Staten Island, NY

From 'Cows in New York City' series.

2005, Colour photograph, 41 x 51 cm, edition 1/6
Exhibited: Cows in New York City: Reintroducing the Species,
Esa Jaske Gallery 2005



Bairei Kono

Boy with a snowball

19th cent., 27 x 27 cm, watercolour


Bruce Latimer

Bush Full of Cats

1999, Etching, edition 7/17.
25.5 x 35 cm
Exhibited: 2000 ‘Bruce Latimer Etchings’,
     Australian Galleries Works on Paper, Sydney


Richard Lewer

Four Bedroom Home

2001, acrylic on canvas
122 x 102 cm

Exhibited: 2001 Legge Gallery, Sydney (01-19-004)


Peter Liiri

Still Life

2000, oil on board
51 x 41 cm

Exhibited Legge Gallery 2000,
Peter Liiri solo show 'Vessels'


Peter Liiri

Explosive Still Life

2001, oil on canvas
70 x 65 cm

Exhibited Legge Gallery 2001,
Peter Liiri solo show 'Still Life'


Peter Liiri

Vessel at Ground Zero

2002, oil acrylic enamel on board
92 x 67 cm

Exhibited Legge Gallery 2002,
Peter Liiri solo show 'New Vessels'


Xiao Xian Liu

Our Gods

2000, digital image, 2 x 40 x 40 cm (image), edition 1/20


Makinti Napanangka

Two Women Dreaming - Kungka Kutjarra

2006, acrylic on linen, 118 x 180 cm
Exhibited: 2006 Luminaries of the Desert, Japingka Gallery, Perth


Peter Masters

Untitled

Slumped glass, earthenware. Height 15 cm.
Raglan Gallery, Sydney.


John McQualter

Early Morning

199?, Oil on canvas on board, 23 x 11 cm
Bell Gallery, Berrima


Idris Murphy

Untitled

1987, lithograph, 60 x 90 cm, edition 29/100


Jari Nousiainen

Responsetime (Yellow)

2005, oil on PVA on mountboard, 19.8 x 29.0 cm
Exhibited: 2005 Recent Paintings Esa Jaske Gallery


Tadeusz Nuckowski

Putative Intention

1995, Linocut, 73 x 53 cm, edition 11/15
Jan Feijkiel Gallery, Krakow, Poland


John Olsen

Littorals

1978, Etching, numbered, titled, signed and dated below image
edition: AP, 37.5 x 30 cm (image)

Reference: John Olsen: My Complete Graphics 1957-1979,
Australian Galleries and Gryphon Books, Melbourne, 1980, p.247, cat.88 (illus. another example).
McGregor, K., Teeming with Life: John Olsen, His Complete Graphics 1957-2005, Macmillan, Melbourne, 2005, p.74, cat.90
(illus. p.75, another example)


Jerzy Panek

Squinters

1996, Sugarlift, 33 x 40 cm, edition AP
Jan Feijkiel Gallery, Krakow, Poland


Jerzy Panek

Niewidomi erotomani (Blind Sex Maniacs)

1993, Etching, 36 x 51 cm, edition AP
Jan Feijkiel Gallery, Krakow, Poland


Peggy Patrick

Ngandanji

Etching, 21.5 x 25 cm, edition 3/12


Anu Penttinen

Balance

2000, Handblown glass, wheelcut,
engraved , height 35 cm.
Exhibited: Quadrivium Gallery, Sydney

  (ill. back and front)



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Andrzej Pietsch

S'LADY B - TRACES B

1994, Etching, 65 x 49 cm, edition 11/50
Jan Feijkiel Gallery, Krakow, Poland


Izabela Pluta

Beijing Villas 1 Series
Untitled #9

2005, 70 x 70 cm, inkjet print on paper.
Edition 1/5.

Exhibited: 2004 still (between), Esa Jaske Gallery, Sydney


Izabela Pluta

Beijing Villas 1 Series
Untitled #8

2005, 70 x 70 cm, inkjet print on paper.
Edition 1/5.

Exhibited: 2004 still (between), Esa Jaske Gallery, Sydney


Caitlin Reid

Untitled

2004, Soot on canvas, 30 x 30 cm.

Caitlin Reid

Untitled

2004, Soot on canvas, 30 x 30 cm.

Oliffe Richmond

Untitled

1950's, ink on paper
37.3 x 32 cm

Watters Gallery, 1998

Oliffe Richmond

Figure from above

c. 1960, ink on paper
15 x 16.7cm

Watters Gallery, 2002

Oliffe Richmond

Head Shape

Early 1960's, pen, ink and wash on paper
25 x 19 cm

Watters Gallery, 2000


Troy Ruffels

Mirrored World II

2005 , oil on linen, 92 x 97 cm

Exhibited: 2005 The world beneath my feet,
   Cat  #8, Esa Jaske Gallery, and
2005 Mirrored Worlds, Bett Gallery, Hobart

Kurt Schranzer

Infinite Nostalgia of a Heartbeat

2000, site specific wall drawing, pigment ink, steel, copper, aluminium assemblage

Exhibited:
2000 Infinite Nostalgia, Room 35, Sydney.
2001 That was Now, This is Then, Gitte Weise Gallery, Sydney.


Kurt Schranzer

Monument to the Sadness of Himself

1993, acrylic on panel,
17 x 12.2 c.
Signed and inscribed reverse with title, date, catalogue no. MCCLXXXVII

Exhibited:
1994 New South Wales Traveling Art Scholarship, College of Fine Arts Gallery, UNSW, Sydney.
1996 Mysterious Decoys, Gallery 483, Sydney.


Kurt Schranzer

Apodyterium-Self-Portrait with Stripped-Down Youth

1991, acrylic on panel,
19.3 x 16.1 cm
Signed and inscribed reverse with title, date, catalogue no. MLXXIV

Exhibited: 1993 Shoot !, Gallery 483, Sydney.


Kurt Schranzer

Nocturnal Emission

1995, acrylic on panel,
16.3 x 30.6 cm.
Signed and inscribed reverse with title, date, catalogue no. MCCCCLXV

Exhibited: 1996 Mysterious Decoys, Gallery 483, Sydney.


Kurt Schranzer

The Book of Stairs

2002, acrylic, nickel piano-hinge, wood, book object presented 17 x 12 x 12 cm.
Signed and inscribed reverse with title, date, catalogue no. MCMLXXX

Exhibited: 2002 The Great Library, Room 35, Sydney.


Kurt Schranzer

Migrating Bird Dashed against the Glass Dome of a Lighthouse

1994, ink on paper, 23 x 16.25 cm
Signed and inscribed front with title, date, catalogue no. MCCCLVI

Exhibited: 1997 Dichter-Zeichner, Room 35, Sydney.


Kurt Schranzer

Grotesque Profile of a Man with Helmet,
in the Manner of Leonardo and Arcimboldo

1994, ink on paper,
16.25 x 23 cm

Exhibited: 1996 Mysterious Decoys, Gallery 483, Sydney.


Kurt Schranzer

Landscape with Two Palms

1990, ink on paper.
11.5 x 16.3 cm.
Catalogue number CMLV.


Kurt Schranzer

Francis Goes to Mexico

1990, ink on paper.
11.5 x 16.3 cm.
Catalogue number CMLVIII.


Kurt Schranzer

Youth on the Trapeze as Viewed from the Ring

1992, ink on paper
Catalogue number MCLXXXV
23 x 16.5 cm


Kurt Schranzer

Youth on the Tight-rope

1992, ink on paper
Catalogue number MCLXXXVII
23 x 16.5 cm


Kurt Schranzer

The Descent
(Misjudgement by the Fore-arm-less Trapeze-Artist)

1992, ink on paper
Catalogue number MCLXXXVI
23 x 16.5 cm


Kurt Schranzer

Waiting for Ships That Never Come In

1992, ink on paper
16 x 23 cm
Signed and inscribed with title, date, catalogue no. MCVIII

Exhibited: 1992 Garden of the Odd-Man-Out, Gallery 483.


Kurt Schranzer

Battle-Fish Malfunction

1992, ink on paper
16 x 23 cm
Signed and inscribed with title, date, catalogue no. MLXXXVI

Exhibited: 1992 Garden of the Odd-Man-Out, Gallery 483.


Kurt Schranzer

Page from ‘The Book of Cyclopic Heros’

2002, ink, pencil, acrylic, gesso on panel, 18 x 26 cm.
Signed and inscribed reverse with title, date, catalogue no. MCMLXVII

Exhibited: 2002 The Great Library, Room 35, Sydney.


Kurt Schranzer

Bird, Plane, Letter O

2001, ink on paper
35.3 x 33.7 cm


Kurt Schranzer

Page from ‘The Book of Monoliths’

2001, ink, pencil, acrylic, gesso on panel,
30 x 20 cm.
Signed and inscribed reverse with title, date, catalogue no. MCMLIX

Exhibited: 2002 The Great Library, Room 35, Sydney.


Kurt Schranzer

The Great Mystery of a City

Collaborative drawing with Joe Frost,
for the book 'Afternoon Square'
1997, Pencil, collage on paper
29.8 x 21 cm

Exhibited: 1993 A Gentleman's Fancies, Room 35.


Mitsuo Shoji

Ceramic stoneware, height 33 cm
Exhibited: Quadrivium Gallery, Sydney


Mitsuo Shoji

Ceramic stoneware, height 27cm


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Jari Silomäki

My Weather Diary:

The 13th morning of our honeymoon.

2004, chromogenic colour print mounted on aluminium, edition 1/10, 28 x 28 cm

Exhibited: 2004 Esa Jaske Gallery
Jari Silomaki: My Weather Diary


Jari Silomäki

My Weather Diary:

Introduction: My vocabulary in English consists of 30 words.  Situation: The group sitting at the table is supposed to get to know each other.  Conclusion: An arist from Paris spoke with me 30 seconds.  An artist from Berlin spoke with me 10 minutes, and artist from Melbourne 15 minutes, an artist from Ottawa 20 minutes.  An artist from Singapore took me with him and introduced me as his new friend.

2004, chromogenic colour print mounted on aluminium, edition 1/10, 28 x 28 cm

Exhibited: 2004 Esa Jaske Gallery
Jari Silomaki: My Weather Diary


Jari Silomäki

My Weather Diary:

Sydney.  Kimmo re-emerged in Ostrobothnia the day that Ronald Reagan died.

2004, chromogenic colour print mounted on aluminium, edition 1/10, 28 x 28 cm

Exhibited: 2004 Esa Jaske Gallery
Jari Silomaki: My Weather Diary


Jari Silomäki

My Weather Diary:

If we are to believe tombstones, there have only been good and beloved grandparents, parents, sons and daughters.

2004, chromogenic colour print mounted on aluminium, edition 1/10, 28 x 28 cm

Exhibited: 2004 Esa Jaske Gallery
Jari Silomaki: My Weather Diary


Jari Silomäki

My Weather Diary:

Sydney to Cairns.  There is heaven between me and the ground.

2004, chromogenic colour print mounted on aluminium, edition 1/10, 28 x 28 cm

Exhibited: 2004 Esa Jaske Gallery
Jari Silomaki: My Weather Diary


Jari Silomäki

My Weather Diary:

100th anniversary of the day when James Joyce's 'Ulysses' was supposed to happen.

2004, chromogenic colour print mounted on aluminium, edition 1/10, 28 x 28 cm

Exhibited: 2004 Esa Jaske Gallery
Jari Silomaki: My Weather Diary


Jari Silomäki

My Weather Diary:

A black law office in Cairns.  A father knifed his son in Lahti.

2004, chromogenic colour print mounted on aluminium, edition 1/10, 28 x 28 cm

Exhibited: 2004 Esa Jaske Gallery
Jari Silomaki: My Weather Diary


Jari Silomäki

My Weather Diary:

Anniversary of the Normandy Invasion.

2004, chromogenic colour print mounted on aluminium, edition 1/10, 28 x 28 cm

Exhibited: 2004 Esa Jaske Gallery
Jari Silomaki: My Weather Diary


Jari Silomäki

My Weather Diary:

Anu is sleeping, I am already living this day.  The UN Security Council approved a resolution on Iraq.

2004, chromogenic colour print mounted on aluminium, edition 1/10, 28 x 28 cm

Exhibited: 2004 Esa Jaske Gallery
Jari Silomaki: My Weather Diary


Jari Silomäki

My Weather Diary:

I am sitting on a pier, two yellow butterflies are crossing the river.  Again I mistake that rock for a crocodile.

2004, chromogenic colour print mounted on aluminium, edition 1/10, 28 x 28 cm

Exhibited: 2004 Esa Jaske Gallery
Jari Silomaki: My Weather Diary


Jari Silomäki

My Weather Diary:

Self-evident matters always manage to astonish me , the way problems with relationships follow one even to the other side of the globe.

2004, chromogenic colour print mounted on aluminium, edition 1/10, 28 x 28 cm

Exhibited: 2004 Esa Jaske Gallery
Jari Silomaki: My Weather Diary


Jari Silomäki

My Weather Diary:

People are walking backwards on the shore of Green Island.  India and Pakistan stopped their nuclear test.

2004, chromogenic colour print mounted on aluminium, edition 1/10, 28 x 28 cm

Exhibited: 2004 Esa Jaske Gallery
Jari Silomaki: My Weather Diary


Jari Silomäki

My Weather Diary:

Cairns.  A house was destroyed by a meteorite in Auckland.

2004, chromogenic colour print mounted on aluminium, edition 1/10, 28 x 28 cm

Exhibited: 2004 Esa Jaske Gallery
Jari Silomaki: My Weather Diary


Jari Silomäki

My Weather Diary:

In Kuranda, the noise that the birds make cannot be called singing.  Today Mihail Hadorkovski and Platon Lebedev were in court.

2004, chromogenic colour print mounted on aluminium, edition 1/10, 28 x 28 cm

Exhibited: 2004 Esa Jaske Gallery
Jari Silomaki: My Weather Diary


Jari Silomäki

My Weather Diary:
The hippies downstairs are weaving neon fabric.  I fall asleep with my eyes wide open, Anu gave birth to a seven-year-old girl.

2004, chromogenic colour print mounted on aluminium, edition 1/10, 28 x 28 cm

Exhibited: 2004 Esa Jaske Gallery
Jari Silomaki: My Weather Diary


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Jari Silomäki

My Weather Diary:

The air is cooling rapidly at 11 pm the talk is dying down on the terrace.  Car headlights are swwping across the wall.  If I accepted death I would not fear flying.

2004, chromogenic colour print mounted on aluminium, edition 1/10, 28 x 28 cm

Exhibited: 2004 Esa Jaske Gallery
Jari Silomaki: My Weather Diary


Paddy Japaljarri Sims

Wangarlakurlu, Janganpakurlu manmu Parrakurlu Jukurrpa
(Crow, Possum and Dawn Dreaming)

DOOR #30 (From Yuendumu Door Etchings)

2000, etching, 18.5 x 8.1 cm, edition 45/75

Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Association

This etching tells of three stories.  The first is about the Crow.  The place created by the Crow is a desert oak, a large tree similar to a mulga.  These oaks are very thick.  The Crow landed on one of the trees.  The Crow sat all alone there.  It was hungry and searched for something to eat.  He was all alone.  Other crows went to the north.  Wangarlanjiri is the name of the place where all the crows flocked together, where they were all hovering around.  The crow's homeland is Mangamanga but this picture is about Wangarlanjiri.  All the crows went away from Wangarlanjiri and turned into the black birds that we have around us today.  They all flew to the south and scattered in all directions.

The Possum was an old man who was all alone.  He was alone at a swamp east of Yuendumu called Parrarlpanturnu.  While he was there Dawn Dreaming appeared.  Day appeared to him as he sat all alone near the swamp called Parrarlpanturnu (Place of the Dawn).  He had come from Yakurdiyi, a soakage just east of Yuendumu.

Krzysztof Skorczewski

Katedra (Cathedral)

1993, Copperplate, 31 x 28 cm, edition AP X/XX
Jan Feijkiel Gallery, Krakow, Poland


Penny Smith

Cone 6 Suite

Based on prototype Suite 6, exhibited at 'lightworks II',
Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston, 1996

2002 , ceramic stoneware, porcelain, appr. 160 x 135 x 35 cm

Arryn Snowball

Grey Painting #4

2002, oil on canvas
102 x 76.5 cm

Exhibited: 2004 Indeterminate, Esa Jaske Gallery, Sydney


George Soutter

Hollow Vessels

28 x 19 cm, solar print, edition 2/10.


Paddy Japaljarry Stewart

Ngapakurlu Jukurrpa (Rain Dreaming)
DOOR #28 (From Yuendumu Door Etchings)

2000, etching, 18.2 x 7 cm, edition 41/75

Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Association

This etching belongs to the Rain Dreaming.  This story travelled across the north and went to Mikanji, west of Yuendumu.  Another rain came from the south, from Karliprinpa.  Big white clouds came and then moved closer, coming down towards the earth.  They forced down the small rain clouds which formed the piles of jutting rocks around the country.  This water went west to Mikanji.  It was heavey, flooding rain whicdh blocked the path of the Jardiwarnpa ceremonial men.

Depicted here as the long curved lines are wirmpa (lightening) and mungkurdu (clouds).

Paddy Japaljarry Stewart

Purlka-purlkakurlu Jukurrpa (Old Men Dreaming)
DOOR #4 (From Yuendumu Door Etchings)

2000, etching, 18.2 x 6.8 cm, edition 42/75

Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Association

This etching represents old men who were preparing for battle.  They chopped down a tree, bringing back the roughly hewn piece of wood to their camp they carved fine boomerangs.  They made many large excellent boomerangs.  Before the battle they tested each boomerang.  From the first they flew through the air, spinning around and returning to the owner, with great accuracy.  All the old men watched the boomerangs.

Then the battle started, they fought with axes, travelling off to the south.  At the place they started fighting there are rocky hills.  They fought with karli (boomerangs) and warlkurru (axes).  The men buried the axes when they had finished with them.  At this place there is now a big rockhole.  There are many rockholes there from all the axes the old men buried.  There is also a sandhill called Kankarlarra.  The weapons of this Jukurrpa turned into Desert oaks which grow in that sandhill country.  The men that fought were Japaljarris and Japangardis.  Those old men turned into birds - falcons, hawks and kites.


Paddy Japaljarry Stewart

Karntkurlu manu Warlawurrukurlu Jukurrpa
(Women and Wedge-tailed Eagle Dreaming)

DOOR #14 (From Yuendumu Door Etchings)

2000, etching, 18.5 x 7.3 cm, edition 42/75

Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Association

This Jukurrpa is about women.  The women are engaged in decorating themselves for ceremonies.  They sing as they prepare.  Using a thin flexible stick as a paint brush, they apply karrku (red ochre) and nyunju nyunju (white ochre) to their arms and chests.

Also depiected in this etching is the Warlawurru Jukurrpa.  This wedge-tailed eagle is from Wakurlpa, just north of Yuendumu.  The eagle came there from Ngatiri, further to the north.

The main concentric circle represents ngurlu (seed), the long lines that extend from here are jalyirrpa (branches).  The 'U' shapes represent women and the small dashes are their karlangu (digging sticks).  The small circles at the bottom of the door represent ngipiri (eggs).


Natalie Stonestreet

Journey to the End of the Night

200?, Oil and wax on canvas, 3 x 30.5 x 30.5 cm
Global Gallery, Sydney


Unknown

Floating Man

1998, watercolor, ink, graphite on paper
18 x 17 cm
Signed M. Fairweather

Acquired at a community art fair, Mosman, Sydney.



Unknown (Attr. to Victor Vasarely)

Attributed to Victor Vasarely,
early 1930's, gouache (?) on paper, 27 x 20 cm
Lawson Menzies


Dariusz Vasina

Icecream Seller

1996, Etching, 10.5 x 16 cm, edition 3/50
Jan Feijkiel Gallery, Krakow, Poland


Katarina Vesterberg

Untitled

2003, oil on canvas
95 x 89 cm


Walangkura Napanangka

Untitled

2006, acrylic on canvas, 150 x 150 cm


Carl Warner

Fluid

2004, Lambda print
75 x 75 cm
Edition 1/5.


Carl Warner

Under

2003, C-type Photograph
110 x 110 cm (image, paper size 120 x 120)
Edition 1/5.


Ken Whisson

Aeroplanes, Girders, Voters and Vapour Trails

1986-89, oil on canvas
119.5 x 89.5 cm

Exhibited at a touring solo show Ken Whisson  A Survey at Pinacotheca Gallery Melbourne, Shepparton Art Gallery Shepparton, Ballarat Fine Art Gallery Ballarat and Geelong Art Gallery Geelong, 1990.
Private collection Queensland.
Deutscher Menzies 13/6/2007, Lot No. 21

Reproduced: Ken Whisson  A Survey catalogue, plate 34.


John McDonald in Ken Whisson A Survey catalogue:

"If one acknowledges that the style of a Whisson painting is unmistakeable, this is not to plunge the artist into a creative cul-de-sac.  One of the reasons these pictures are individually so engaging and cumulatively so haunting, is that the problems they deal with are never predictable, their shapes never purely rhetorical.  Each work has its own crisis to overcome, its own pictorial language to invent.  Yet the path Whisson follows is by no means one of linear progression, since he will occasionally backtrack over old territory when he has a new insight, or when he feels that some revision is necessary to the current picture he is working on.  In AEROPLANES, GIRDERS, VOTERS AND VAPOUR TRAILS (1986 and 89), he revisits several motifs that have been appearing in his paintings for the last decade or more, as though he had the sudden urge to put them side-by-side to see how they looked together.  He is like a general assembling his troops, or a collector rearranging the objects in a display cabinet.  Just as we might make a list of things to do, so as to make these tasks seem more manageable, so too does Whisson make an orderly arrangement of images in this painting, (an arrangement which took three years to assemble), as though he is looking back at what he has alreeady done so as to get a clearer idea of what to do next."


Ken Whisson

Limousine and clouds and horses

1996, pen and ink on paper
52 x 66 cm

Exhibited at Ken Whisson solo show Ken Whisson, Paintings and Drawings at Richard Salmon Gallery, London, May to July 1997, and at Watters Gallery 1999.


Wang Yuping

Bird And Person Series #7, man with black bird and red ear

1998, acrylic, ink, oil pastel on paper, 109 x 79 cm
Exhibited: 2001: Ray Hughes Gallery


Chinese

Untitled

20th Century Chinese porcelain, height 32 cm
Singapore


Chinese

Untitled

1998 Oil stick on absorbent paper, 61 x 51 cm
Unknown artist, Shanghai


Nepalese

Mandala

20th Century, 56 x 41 cm
Kathmandu

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