LIN ONUS

In comparison to the previous artist I reviewed, I found another one that is more contemporary and creates artworks using appropriation and a mixture of Aboriginal paintings techniques as well as Western imagery to bring forth his position on Identity. This artist is Lin Onus who was born in Melbourne 1948. Unlike Emily he was exposed from a young age to the art world as he worked in his fathers arts and crafts shop. It wasn't until later in his life did he embrace his Aboriginal heritage by…

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Lin Onus

Buy Australian Aboriginal art paintings from Cooee Art Gallery Sydney, Australia’s oldest Aboriginal art gallery. Aboriginal paintings, sculptures, artifacts and prints.

Lin Onus X and Ray discover Father's Country 3/99 2000 archival ink on Hahnemuehle rag paper 42x30cm FW11328

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Lin Onus - Dingo Proof Fence

Lin Onus Australian artist

Lin Onus You haven't seen my keys have you Mick? 6/99 2000 archival ink on Hahnemuehle rag paper 42x30cm FW12010

Lin Onus

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Lin Onus

BRETT WHITELEY (1939-1992) Henri's Armchair 1974-75 oil, ink and charcoal on canvas 195.0 x 302.0 cm signed, dated and inscribed verso: "HENRI'S ARMCHAIR"/ (Sept-Oct-Nov-Dec) 1974/ OIL ON CANVAS/ brett whiteley/ TO Clive Evatt/ 12/March/75 Hogarth Galleries, Sydney, label attached verso