Sidney Nolan #2

Sidney Nolan in his studio.

"Sidney Nolan often worked flat on a bench, rather than an easel, and used binoculars back to front and on the top rung of a step ladder to get an idea of perspective and depth."









"This is Sidney’s last studio and the only one to remain in situ. The studio is a fascinating time capsule, untouched for 25 years, and a place that bears witness to his endless experimentation and curiosity, his urge to move on, to try something different.
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Unlike the rest of the Rodd, the studio was a private place. Entry was by invitation only. It is typically cramped and utilitarian - Sidney would use the larger adjacent barn, now the Gallery, when working on big canvases."
(bron: Sidney Nolan Trust | Instagram)


Sidney Nolan: Mrs Fraser, 1947. (collectie: Queensland Art Gallery Gallery of Modern Art)

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