John Olsen 'River and Wattle' black & white

John Olsen 'River and Wattle' black & whiteIn an echo of nature itself, John Olsens work resists stillness. His line is in constant motion, looping, darting, and unfurling across the surface to evoke the vitality and interconnectedness of the living world. Inspired in part by Paul Klees notion of taking a line for a walk, Olsen extends this idea into the landscape itself, tracing not simply what is seen, but what is experienced: a total, immersive encounter with place. River and Wattle is a

5 September – 5 October 1992 (another impression)

the salt of the ocean creating dimples and sun

an homage to Goya or vividly coloured landscape

he places her iconic ruby slipper centre

Signed: Signed 'A Leach-Jones' and editioned in margin

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Framed Dimensions: 51 x 43 x 4 cm