Mary Hammond 'Supermarket' surreal

Mary Hammond 'Supermarket' surrealMary Hammond explores the experience of everyday women with wit and grace. A highly respected artist, Hammond is represented in public collections including the War Memorial, Canberra, the State Library of Victoria, Artbank and the City of Melbourne. She emerged along Vic OConnor, Noel Counihan and Jim Wigley, sharing in their belief that art can be a tool for social reform. For collectors of female artists, portraiture and Realist art, Supermarket

Image Size: 15 x 22 cm

this scene observes all the hope and danger entwined in this sublime vine

also titled and dated by artist on verso

Where the former deals in optical data

'Grass and Distant Hills' 2005

it will bring a smile to daughters and fathers alike

unknownst to Rousseau

a pursuit that saw him in negotiation with an Art Deco apartment block for six months

Signed: Signed lower left 'BLACKMAN'

As he once reflected

Sydney in 1977

'Alice's Shoe'