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Mannequin, Teddy & Artwork



S. Dewar, digital photograph, 2008



Willem Kalf

Artist: Willem Kalf

Title: A still life with a Gilded Jug

Date: 17th century

Material: oil on canvas

Size: 77x60cm

Location: Dutch

Vanitas Still-Life

Artist : EDWART COLLIER

Date :1705

Technique :Oil on canvas, 98 x 124 cm

Type :still-life

Form :Painting
Location :Private collection

Still Life Attributes of Music

Still life with portrait of King Louis XIV 1638-1715

Artist: Jean Garnier

Date: 1672

Material: Oil on canvas

Size: Unkown

Location: Chateau de Versailles, France

Self Portrait Still Life by Marilyn Knipfer

Marilyn Knipfer, oil and acrylic, 14 x 11

location and date unknown

I like the warm colours and mood, it is also quite realistic yet simple

Max Dupain- Tamara Toumanova & Serge Lifar, Swan Lake, Sydney, 1939-1940

Tatiana Riabouchinska and Roman Jasinsky in Les Dieux mendiants (The Gods go a-begging), between Nov 1938-Aug 1940

Max Dupain - Valentina Blinova, Valentin Froman. Stravinsky's The Firebird.

Max Dupain- Nude

Max Dupain

Tired Soldier by Max Dupain, Queensland 1943

Max Dupain Photography

Observatory Hill and Sydney Harbour Bridge 1940

Max Dupain

Historic Entrance and Captain Cook Wing of the

Art gallery of NSW, Sydney.

Photograph by Max Dupain

Max Dupain

Australia 22 Apr 1911–27 Jul 1992

Untitled - two shells on stones

Max Dupainn - Photography

Max Dupain, Violinist rehearsing at the Methodist Ladies' College in Burwood Sydney, 1970, Photograph.

Max Dupain - Australian Photographer



Shark Tower, Manly Surf Pavilion (demolished 1981) 1939




Advertisement for Hoover , 1937




Australia Square 1968



Max Dupain's MODERNIST photography demonstrates:
- unusual viewpoints or angles for each shot
- contrast of forms and directional lines
- strong or contrasting use of LIGHT & SHADOW or DARK

Audrey Flack - Photorealism or Superrealism




Marilyn (Vanitas) 1977, Painting

 




Chanel, 1974, painting

  



Wheel Of Fortune, Dye transfer Photograph









Reflection, Dye Transfer Photograph



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