Vida Lahey 'White Daisies in Brown Bowl' italian artists a portrait of Charles Blackman's

a portrait of Charles Blackman's youngest child

this original etching by Mark Schaller—celebrated co-founder of Melbourne’s Roar collective—offers a serene interpretation of the impact of bushfires on Australian landscapes

Collagraph on paper

Minor surface cleaning could reduce smudges and verso tape marks if desired

a young man on the brink of great things

Vida Lahey 'White Daisies in Brown Bowl' italian artists a portrait of Charles Blackman'sVida Lahey was one of the first women in Queensland and indeed Australia who regarded herself as a professional artist. She superseded the Victorian tradition of the genteel lady amatuer and was instead, determined to make a living from art, exhibiting widely and teaching art at the Brisbane Girls High School. Lahey is best known for exquisite florals like this. What is particularly intriguing about White Daisies in a Brown Bowl however, is that