Drawn in

Drawing is a wonderful activity used with skill and humour by a range of Australian artists in this exhibition. The drawings selected include portraits, self-portraits, figures in landscapes and imaginary forms. Even within this relatively narrow range of subjects, the materials and techniques used by each artist show the diversity of drawing. More

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  • Jul 14, 2007
  • Mar 30, 2008
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