Frank Kleinholz 'Two Trees and Three Children' george bell circle

Frank Kleinholz 'Two Trees and Three Children' george bell circleThe Brooklyn born Frank Kleinholz had pursued a career in law before focusing on art full time. Apart from a brief infatuation with Abstract Expressionism, Kleinholz had remained a deeply rooted proponent of Social Realism in art. The present lithograph illustrates his favourite subject matter of family bonds and relationship between adults and children against the backdrop of New York, Brooklyn, and Coney Island. Son of a blind father and a hard

Image Size: 16 x 9 cm

larger paintings from the London period

Thomson's importance to the evolution of Australian abstract movement had been recognised by numerous awards and prizes

Rather than being nihilistic however

Flashes of brown run either side

Joyce was a literary collagist

comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from the artist

hyper-realistic works

atop a nearby table

he returns to one of his favourite myths

Works by Clinton Naina are an important addition to collections of contemporary and indigenous Australian art

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