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Title

From Siberia to the Kimberley- Each year the wading birds return to the mangrove swamps

2012

Artist

John Walter Wolseley

England, Australia

21 Apr 1938 –

  • Details

    Place where the work was made
    Melbourne Victoria Australia
    Date
    2012
    Media category
    Print
    Materials used
    colour lithograph, printed on white wove paper
    Edition
    2/40
    Dimensions
    72.0 x 101.8 cm impression (irreg.); 72.0 x 102.0 cm sheet
    Signature & date

    Signed l.r., pencil "John Wolseley.". Not dated.

    Credit
    Purchased with funds provided by the Australian Prints, Drawings and Watercolours Benefactors' Fund 2012
    Location
    Not on display
    Accession number
    364.2012
    Copyright
    © John Wolseley/Copyright Agency

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    Artist information
    John Walter Wolseley

    Works in the collection

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  • About

    John Wolseley was born in England and studied art in London at the St Martin’s School (1957-58) and Byam Shaw School of Art (1958-60), and printmaking with S W Hayter in Paris in 1961-63. He arrived in Australia in 1976; since this time his art has been concerned with close observation of and immersion in the Australian landscape, and its flora, fauna and geology.

    Wolseley favours working on paper, often using collage, and in the last decade made works in the landscape of a more conceptual nature, such as those recently shown at the Gallery in the last Biennale of Sydney, where the bush itself is the executor of the image.

    This lithograph was among a number drawn by the artist at the Australian Print Workshop, and editioned there by APW printers, in 2012.

  • Places

    Where the work was made

    Melbourne

  • Bibliography

    Referenced in 2 publications

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