John Olsen 'Earth Lock' sculpture perhaps in defiance of the

perhaps in defiance of the soldiers complex life

John Neeson describes his work as 'visual trip

The punnily titled ‘Hippobottomi’ is a disarming portrait of three hippos

Port Jackson Press Australia and Lancaster Press embossed stamps bottom right

or hieroglyphics

John Olsen 'Earth Lock' sculpture perhaps in defiance of theJohn Olsens Earth Lock is an image of refined beauty. Awash in a sandy fawn, a tadpole shoots towards a luminous nucleus. It comes from a portfolio of twelve etchings published in 1978 to accompany Australian poet Jennifer Rankins book, Earth Hold, with this work gracing the cover. The tondo etching and poems title recall tidal locking the phenomenon of the Moons synchronized orbit around the Earth. Throughout his career, Olsen returned to this idea