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A painting of a non-native plant indicated that its creator had access to among the most rare and fleeting of beauties
Alices Foot is an etching from Charles Blackmans beloved Mother Goose series of 1977
Not all however
his depictions of children playing in lush greenery and mythological underpinnings is indicative of his associations with the Heide Circle in Melbourne
Condition: Good: Foxing and discolouration is evident across the surface of the work
Philippe Le Miere 'Seated Buddha from Gandhara' sculpture A painting of a non-nativeAccording to historians, the earliest phase of Buddhist art only featured indirect or aniconic representations of Buddha. Rather than depictions of Buddha as a man, he appeared symbolically as an empty throne, Bodhi tree, riderless horse with a parasol floating above an empty space, footprints or the dharma wheel. By the 2nd or 3rd century AD however, anthropomorphic representations of Buddha had emerged, with an early sculptural example existing in
