111 Heide Smith (Australian, b.1937)
Four Little Tiwis, Bathurst Island, NT, 1988/2005. Digital print
from negative-based image, titled, signed and dated in pencil
in lower margin, titled, signed and dated (twice) in pencil verso,
35.6 x 50.7cm.
Limited
edition of 50. Illustrated on the cover of Smith, Tiwi: The
Life and Art of Australia's Tiwi People, 1990. Considered
to be Smith's most classic image.
$1,650
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112 Henry Talbot
(Australian, 1920-1999)
Spike Milligan And Jill Stinchcombe, 1962/1991. Silver gelatin
photograph, titled, dated and signed in crayon in lower margin
and in pencil on mount below image, 38.8 x 29cm.
$2,800
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113 Henry Talbot
(Australian, 1920-1999)
Jennifer Ward For Lizal Furs, Melbourne, 1971. Vintage silver
gelatin photograph, titled, dated and signed in ink verso, 42.3
x 34.7cm. Minor crinkles to image and wear to edges.
Born
Henry Stephen Tichauer at Hindenburg, Germany, Henry Talbot displayed
an early fascination with photography. He studied graphic design
at the Reimann School in Berlin before fleeing Germany just prior
to the outbreak of WWII. Interned as a German National in London
in 1940, he was transported to Australia aboard the infamous
prison transport ship the 'Dunera.' He served in the Australian
Army from 1942 to 1946 where he met and established a close personal
friendship with fellow German refugee, the renowned international
photographer Helmut Newton, with whom he later shared a photography
studio in Melbourne. Talbot became the Head of the Photography
Department at the School of Art and Design at Preston (Phillip)
Institute of Technology, Melbourne from 1973 to 1985. (Ref: Powerhouse
Museum website).
$2,800
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114 Mark Tedeschi (Australian, b.1952)
He's My Brother. Laneway Inside "The Block", Eveleigh
Street, Redfern, 1989/2009. Silver gelatin photograph, signed
and titled (twice) in ink in lower margin, titled and dated (twice)
in ink verso, 31.7 x 46.9cm.
$1,200
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115 Mark Tedeschi (Australian, b.1952)
The Wash Up, 2004/2009. Digital colour photograph, signed, titled
and dated in ink in lower margin, annotated, dated and signed
in ink verso, 55.5 x 37cm.
Annotation
reads "Margaret Cunneen SC, Deputy Senior Crown Prosecutor."
Illustrated in Davies, An Eye for Photography, State Library
of New South Wales, 2004, p218. Tedeschi's most popular legal
image.
$1,200
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116 Patrick van
Daele (Australian, b.1960)
Luna Park, Sydney, 1996/1997. Vintage c-type photograph with
added hand-colouring, titled, signed and dated in ink in border,
annotated, signed and dated (twice) in ink verso, 44.8 x 31.4cm.
Minor crinkles to image lower centre.
Annotation
reads "Luna Park, Day." Illustrated in Van Daele and
Lumby, A Spirit of Progress: Art Deco Architecture in Australia,
1997, p189.
$2,900
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117 Josef Vissel (Australian, b.1935)
Jørn Utzon, 1965/2005. Silver gelatin photograph, dated,
signed, titled and numbered "Neg. 2236" in ink and
photographer's stamp verso, 23.2 x 28.8cm.
Illustrated
on the cover of the book Utzon and the Sydney Opera House: As
It Happened 1918-2000 by Philip Drew. Utzon asked Vissel to photograph
him moving his hands to emulate the style of the famous stroboscopic
photograph of a golfer swinging a golf club by Harold Edgerton.
Vissel achieved the effect by making about 28 single exposures
of each hand position. Utzon had to keep both hands symmetrical,
remembering the previous hand position while his face was covered
with black cloth. Illustrated in Davies, An Eye for Photography,
SLNSW, 2004, p166..
$1,100
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