“Have these Archibald Prize painters brought anything more than skill and energy to their portraits? Do they capture a likeness of their sitter?...or should we turn to photography for more revelation and insight? Some splendid work in this year’s Photographic Portrait Prize suggests it is a more vigorous contemporary medium. Bette Mifsud’s “Anzac Day Morning, 2005” disarmingly captures her unsure elderly sitters holding hands by their front door. “
– John McPhee, Bold Archies, The Bulletin and Newsweek 4.
1. Ninette Dutton OAM (2004) digital photograph 119 x 110 cm dry-mounted to aluminium, French-polished timber slip and frame. SOLD
2. Writer, Trevor Shearston (2005) type C photograph on Fuji Crystal Archive photographic paper, 82 x 113 cm. Unique print. $AUD2000
3. Anzac Day Morning (2005) type C photograph on Fuji Crystal Archive photographic paper print, 120 x 80.5 cm. $AUD2000
4. Peter Spilsbury (artist 2005)
5. Peter Rushforth AO (2005) type C photograph on Fuji Crystal Archive photographic paper, 51 x 61 cm. Unique print. $AUD2000
6. Professor Clive Hamilton (2014)
7. Dr Wyn Jones (at Bob Carr's book signing) (2014)
8. Self Portrait in Bush, Katoomba (2014)
9. Lauren (2015)
10. Peter Rusforth AO
11. Peter Bishop
2. Writer, Trevor Shearston (2005) type C photograph on Fuji Crystal Archive photographic paper, 82 x 113 cm. Unique print. $AUD2000
3. Anzac Day Morning (2005) type C photograph on Fuji Crystal Archive photographic paper print, 120 x 80.5 cm. $AUD2000
4. Peter Spilsbury (artist 2005)
5. Peter Rushforth AO (2005) type C photograph on Fuji Crystal Archive photographic paper, 51 x 61 cm. Unique print. $AUD2000
6. Professor Clive Hamilton (2014)
7. Dr Wyn Jones (at Bob Carr's book signing) (2014)
8. Self Portrait in Bush, Katoomba (2014)
9. Lauren (2015)
10. Peter Rusforth AO
11. Peter Bishop