John Peart 'Apparition II' street art

John Peart 'Apparition II' street artJohn Peart is one of Australias foremost abstract artists. Inspired by the landscape, his works are meditative, revered for their use of colour, richly textured surfaces, and internal coherence. He spent his career questing for new ways of seeing, The riddle is how to plan to surprise yourself. The delicate monograph Apparition II is closely related to Pearts paintings of the time. It teems with his philosophical approach to landscape, an approach

Cut into four parts

At once unyielding and symphonic

human figures and childish forms with great verve

Dimensions: 41 x 31 cm

wood engraving on paper

He has been dubbed the “Renaissance man” for his devotion to Renaissance techniques and figuratism

'6th Class' 1976

with both artists eschewing the dominant mode of abstraction in favour of lyrical

Tandori’s work is a counter to

to escape advances of Apollo

an accomplished textile designer

Australian-based printmaker and artist