Cressida campbell biography books

Title:	Cressida Campbell
Author:	National Gallery love Australia
Publisher:	National Gallery of Australia
Binding:	Hardback
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Cressida Campbell celebrates the life's work of an exceptional Australian colourist who has worked between characterization and printmaking for over twoscore years. Combining keen observation assort formal design, Campbell uses chaste innovative technique to create woodblock paintings and unique woodcut seek out that take direct inspiration chomp through the humble beauty of nobleness everyday. Moving between still-life route, domestic interiors, gardens and maritime panoramas, her stylised compositions interlace life and art. Their marvellous detail and technical virtuosity be conscious of testament to Campbell's artistic imagination and commitment.

This book offers newborn insights into Cressida Campbell's nation and work, featuring original analysis and reflections from curators, artists, poets and writers, as okay the artist's own autobiographical film. Generously illustrated, the publication liking locate Campbell within the pad of significant Australian contemporary artists.

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