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Arnulf Ebatarinja (Australian Aboriginal 1931-) Bio Australian Artist Biographies

Arnulf Ebatarinja (Australian Aboriginal 1931-)

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Post date October 3, 2020
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Arnulf Ebatarinja (Australian Aboriginal 1931-) Bio

Arnulf was a Western Arrernte man born in 1931, he was a nephew of Cordula & Walter Ebatarinja, and is a member of the Hermannsburg school of Aboriginal watercolour artists, his style evolved over time, progressively paying attention to patterni… Read More “Arnulf Ebatarinja (Australian Aboriginal 1931-)”

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Australian Artist Biographies Sir Sidney Robert Nolan (Australian 1917-1992)

Sir Sidney Robert Nolan (Australian 1917-1992)

Post author By Jim McCorry
Post date September 23, 2020
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Sir Sidney Robert Nolan (Australian 1917-1992) Bio

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Sidney Nolan was known for his Surreal and expressive paintings often focusing on Australian history depicting landscapes and legendary characters like outlaw Ned Kelly. Sidney said “Painting is an extension of man… Read More “Sir Sidney Robert Nolan (Australian 1917-1992)”

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Australian Artist Biographies Margaret Hannah Olley AC (1923 – 2011)

Margaret Hannah Olley AC (1923 – 2011)

Post author By Jim McCorry
Post date September 20, 2020
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Margaret Hannah Olley AC (1923 – 2011) Bio

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Margaret was one of Australia’s most significant still-life and interior painters She drew inspiration from her home and studio and the beauty of the everyday objects she gathered around her. Many of her paintings feature arrangem… Read More “Margaret Hannah Olley AC (1923 – 2011)”

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Art as an Investment Instant asset write-off for Business

Artwork For Your Business Using The Instant Asset Write-off Scheme Now Extended.

Post author By Jim McCorry
Post date September 18, 2020
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Purchasing Artworks for Business.

Can you claim your Artwork purchase through the Australian Government Instant Asset Write-off Scheme.

Information below may help you with your decision.

Main changes to the scheme:

The instant asset write-off scheme expanded in March to support businesses through the pa

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Australian Artist Biographies Kevin Charles (Pro) Hart (1928-2006)

Kevin Charles (Pro) Hart (1928-2006)

Post author By Jim McCorry
Post date September 15, 2020
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Pro Hart Bush Landscape Oil on Board The McCorry Collection

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“Pro” Hart was an Australian artist, born in Broken Hill, New South Wales, and is considered the father of the Australian Outback painting movement. His works are widely admired for capturing the true spirit of the outback.

He grew up on his family’s she… Read More “Kevin Charles (Pro) Hart (1928-2006)”

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Art as an Investment Art in an investment class of its own?

Artwork’s in a Investment Class of its own?

Post author By Jim McCorry
Post date September 3, 2020
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Diversify your investment portfolio

So is investing in art a good way to diversify your investment portfolio? And how should you invest in art? What makes art a good investment?

First Answer:

If you are new to art collecting then your journey is just beginning and yes art collecting is a great veh

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Australian Artist Biographies John De Burgh Perceval (Australian 1923-2000)

John De Burgh Perceval (Australian 1923-2000)

Post author By Jim McCorry
Post date December 14, 2018
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John born 1923 and attending Trinity Grammar suffered from polio at an early age and spent a year in hospital. As a part of his recovery he began painting.

He came to know the artists associated with Melbourne’s newly established Contemporary Art Society and through them joined the circle of artists… Read More “John De Burgh Perceval (Australian 1923-2000)”

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