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A bold and fearless depiction of Ned Kelly astride his horse by Australian modernist master Sir Sidney Robert Nolan captures a legendary struggle within a dreamlike landscape, inviting you to explore this iconic masterpiece.
An eerie sense of foreboding permeates this early work by Sir Sidney Robert Nolan featuring faceless figures in black armour amidst the Glenrowan landscape, inviting you to explore this iconic piece of Australian history.
A sinister yet vibrant depiction of the bushranger Ned Kelly camouflaged within dense Australian scrub by modernist master Sir Sidney Robert Nolan invites you to explore this iconic piece of art history.
A hauntingly atmospheric scene of Ned Kelly lurking behind a tree trunk captures the tension of Australian history in this evocative masterpiece by Sir Sidney Robert Nolan, inviting you to explore his legendary vision.
Explore 'Young Rimbaud' by Sir Sidney Nolan—a haunting Australian modernist masterpiece inspired by Rimbaud’s poetry and reflecting Nolan’s artistic evolution. Spray paint captures a solemn face within geometric frames.
An intense spray-painted scene of a man and horse galloping through a field captures the raw energy of Sidney Nolan's 1982 series inspired by Rimbaud, inviting you to bring this expressive masterpiece into your collection.
Sir Sidney Nolan’s ‘Rimbaud on his litter’ (1982) is a striking spray-painted portrait within a geometric frame, reflecting Rimbaud's influence & Nolan’s personal journey. Explore this melancholic Australian modernist work.