Richly illustrated with original artwork and archival materials for visual and historical context
Insightful essays by Anne Ryan, Terence Maloon, Juliette Peers, and Consuelo Cavaniglia provide critical analysis
Exclusive interview with Lesley Dumbrell offers personal and creative perspectives
Showcases the development of her abstract style from the 1970s to her current practice
Highlights themes of rhythm, color, and sensation central to her oeuvre
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Tracing the phases and themes that have defined the artist's creative trajectory.
Lesley Dumbrell (b. 1941) is one of Australia's most remarkable abstract artists. A stalwart of the women's art movement in the 1970s, Dumbrell is known for her sophisticated and lyrical abstract paintings and works on paper. Highly ordered and exactly rende