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Robert Dickerson (b.1924) Robert Dickerson is a painter known for his brooding, angular figures set in emotionally heightened landscapes, evacuated spaces and melancholy interiors. Although he had no formal training, his highly recognisable style has won him considerable representation in many important Australian collections. His works are often explicitly social, referencing human isolation, and finding their depth in haunting depictions of lonely and outcast figures. The only Sydney based member of the Antipodean artists’ group in the 1950s and 60s, Dickerson is associated with prominent Australian artists such as Blackman, Boyd and Perceval. He is an unquestionable master of colour and drama, and a considerable body of charcoal and pastel drawings complements his paintings. click here for Robert Dickerson's biography please be patient while the page loads click on the images to open another window with a larger view all prices are in Australian dollars and are subject to change click here to return to eva breuer art dealer home |
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Robert Dickerson Sketch for Committee Meeting Charcoal on paper 55.7 x 76.3 cm no.9731 |
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Robert Dickerson Don Giovanni Lithograph 42/60 76.5 x 56.5cm no.7730 |
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Robert Dickerson The Meeting Etching 18/50 38.5 x 28cm (image size) 50 x 34.5cm (paper size) no.9497 |
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Robert Dickerson
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