Damon Kowarsky 'north tawton IV' etching

Damon Kowarsky 'north tawton IV' etchingDamon Kowarsky is a Melbourne based artist, widely recognised for his highly detailed landscape etchings and illustrations. Drawing from his extensive history of working and living overseas, Kowarsky represents both local and foreign landscapes, using his distinct visual language and personal lens to interpret the world around him. The resulting works are richly atmospheric, evoking a quiet familiarity in scenes both known and unknown. In his 2026

These works reflect a distinctive artistic approach that favours expressive form over detailed realism

We can assist with paper preservation if desired

his dexterity with line beams loudly as he presents his parents as characters in Lewis Carroll’s ‘Alice in Wonderland’

his artistic practice only took off after he was conscripted to Indonesia in 1946

museum-quality opportunity

His agnostic contemporaries watched with fascination as Coburn pursued his holy abstractions with conviction

Anita LAURENCE (1963 - )

flew too close to the sun to fatal ends

Whiteley won the Art Gallery of NSW Archibald

It references the ill-fated expedition of Wills and Burke

These configurations became wisps of feeling

Image Size: 31 x 40 cm