The Estate of Mary Macqueen
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Mary Macqueen
Stony Rises, 1960 - 1969
SOLD
pastel on paper
26.60 x 37.50
titled l.r.; estate stamp l.l.
Provenance:
Exhibited:
Mary Macqueen, Watercolours and Drawings, Bridget McDonnell Gallery, Hampton, 9-25 February, 2012, no. 17;
Mary Macqueen - Works on Paper, Stella Downer Fine Art, 18 February - 15 March, 2014
Note:
The Stony Rises in western Victoria are very evocative of natural rapid landscape change. The chaotic, rocky landscape between Colac and Camperdown on the Western Highway represents barely-weathered lava flows from an eruption at Mt Porndon only 60,000 years ago. Globally, volcanic eruptions can have a big impact on climate. As a result of the ejected particles reducing the sunlight reaching the Earth’s surface, major eruptions can lead to global cooling lasting a couple of years after the event. However volcanoes do not affect the climate through their emissions of carbon dioxide, as these are estimated to be a hundred times smaller than emissions due to human activity. (Climarte)
Further works by the Artist
(Pigs at trough)
Mary Macqueen
colour screenprint on paper, edition 99/100, 38.00 x 55.00
Price: $750
Untitled - the coast of Alaska
Mary Macqueen
gouache and fabric collage on paper, 64.00 x 75.00
Ash Wednesday
Mary Macqueen
1983
ink, charcoal, chalk and gouache on paper, , 58.50 x 90.50
SOLD
Mutilations Bangladesh
Mary Macqueen
1976
lithograph in two colours on paper, ed 2nd state 4/5, 56.50 x 67.00
(Sailing boats, Swan River, Perth)
Mary Macqueen
c. 1976
pastel and coloured pencil on paper, 26.50 x 34.00
SOLD
Kenten Province, Sumatra
Mary Macqueen
c. 1975
watercolour and pencil on paper, 26.00 x 38.00
Landscape with Boats and Jetties
Mary Macqueen
1970
watercolour, gouache and pencil on paper, 30.60 x 45.00
SOLD
Since its establishment in 1984, the Charles Nodrum Gallery’s exhibition program embraces a diversity of media and styles - from painting, sculpture & works on paper to graphics and photography; from figurative, geometric, gestural, surrealist & social comment to installation & conceptually based work.