Drago Marin Cherina (20th Century, Croatian-Born Australian, 1949-), Pillars of Golden Light, Oil and Mixed Media on Canvas, 111H x 84W cm (frame)

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- 100 H x 74 W cm (image); 111 H x 84 W cm (frame) - Signed lower left - Drago Marin Cherina is a Croatian sculpting artist, who was naturalized Australian in the years 1970; he initially worked directly under the monumental British sculptor Henry Moore, before arriving in Australia to construct a famous bronze bust of Prime Minister Gough Whitlam, leading to his naturalization in the country - While primarily a sculptor, Cherina frequently blended traditional oil brushwork with airbrushed or sprayed pigments to achieve his signature soft, glowing light gradients - For more information about this artist, please see - https://cherina.world/about/ - This work comes with what looks to be a possibly homemade by the artist, booklet consisting of photocopies of newspaper articles and exhibition advertisements; it is quite likely one-of-a-kind and very unique - This work is very nicely and professionally framed; frame and work both in overall very good condition