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Title

South East Queensland - Red soils

2004

Artist

Joe Furlonger

Australia

1952 –

  • Details

    Date
    2004
    Media category
    Print
    Materials used
    colour woodcut on cream wove paper
    Edition
    unique print
    Dimensions
    54.5 x 89.8 cm blockmark; 57.5 x 92.8 cm sheet
    Signature & date

    Signed and dated l.r., pencil "JF 04".

    Credit
    Thea Proctor Memorial Fund 2004
    Location
    Not on display
    Accession number
    206.2004
    Copyright
    © Joe Furlonger

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  • About

    Joe Furlonger studied in Queensland and Sydney between 1973 and 78 and has lived and worked in Queensland since then. He was awarded the second Moet & Chandon Fellowship in 1988-89, and has exhibited in Australia and abroad since the mid 1980s. He is best known as an expressive painter and draughtsman.

    Furlonger made a number of prints this year while in Europe, firstly at the Atelier Franck Bordas in Paris (www.aterlierbordas.com) where he produced a series of lithographs of the subject of the circus, and then in Berlin, where he worked with Lutz Nessing. Furlonger and Nessing, a third generation letterpress master printer, collaborated to produce 200 unique woodblock prints, each coloured and printed differently, on South East Queensland landscapes, inspired by drawings in Furlonger's sketchbook.

    © Australian Art Department, Art Gallery of New South Wales, 2004

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