Michael Leunig 'Free Spirit' fantastical

Michael Leunig 'Free Spirit' fantasticalMichael Leunig was an iconic Australian cartoonist, writer, painter, philosopher and poet, best known for his cartoons published in the Sydney Morning Herald and Age newspapers over 55 years. Spanning the political, cultural and philosophical, his visual world was one of whimsy, wit and a deep humanity. Free Spirit is a rare original etching. In it, a figure pole vaults over a wire fence, flowers, stars, a bird, dog and moon scattering around him. The

he realised it was Ireland that roused him most

as he explores well loved themes from a fresh

'St Pauls - Hill End'

the man’s feet have grown ludicrously long while the woman dons a fake nose and glasses

'6th Class' 1976

drawn on the computer

Condition: Excellent

The first figure bears the resemblance of a soldier

Each Remnant print is made by master print maker

this painting can be stretched or stretched and framed

Here is a wonderful opportunity to add an original work of art by one of Australia's most fascinating and thrilling artists to your collection

An eerie meeting of the childlike and foreboding