Wendy Sharpe 'Studio at Night' surreal

Wendy Sharpe 'Studio at Night' surrealWendy Sharpes work is exuberant, boldly traversing the celebratory and unjust with equal parts candour and splendour. In this original screenprint, she imagines her studio at night. The colours and noise of the city encircle as Sharpe puts form to the fervour of creating art. Sharpe catapulted to fame in 1996 when she won the Archibald Prize with a self portrait, a first for a female artist. In 1999 she was posted to East Timor as the first female

Dimensions: 96 x 93 cm

vulnerability and brashness

'Hills of Lava' 2011

archival pigment print on 310 GSM watercolour paper

and signed 'Reg Mombassa' below image

This small screen print was created by Boyd at his Silver Street studio St

As they ascend the stairs

recycling and what we discard

McKelvey “helped forge a new and distinct way of representing the Irish scene”

For collectors seeking a moment of tranquillity or a bushwalk from home

often with considerable primal strength

conjuring the distinct tang of the Australian bush