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Mark Strizic 'Riversdale Road, Camberwell, 1963' first nations artist These symbols share an apparent

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These symbols share an apparent simplicity that belies complexity

setting out to become a “serious” artist by mastering the nude

Condition: Good: Foxing and discolouration is evident across the surface of the work

Paper Size: 60 x 80 cm

His work is lyrical – ideas told with a dramatic flare

Mark Strizic 'Riversdale Road, Camberwell, 1963' first nations artist These symbols share an apparentMigrating from Europe in 1950 from Europe, Strizic became known for his images that reflected the convergence of the Victorian era with modernisation in Melbourne, in his cinematic snapshot manner. Riversdale Road in Camberwell is suspended in time here, observing the suburbs of Melbourne with a surprising quiet solitude. Strizic primarily used a 35mm camera, producing a grainy image, but allowing for more movement to capture fleeting moments. With no

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