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and celebrating one of the most important artistic movements of the twentieth century

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George Johnson: Triangle, Rectangle, Circle Publisher / Black Inc The single pursuit of "profitNew Zealand born Australian artist George Johnson, who with close colleagues Roger Kemp and Leonard French introduced abstract painting to Melbourne audiences in the 1950s, is one of abstractions most intentioned and vigorous proponents. His strongly geometric works have surfed three distinct waves of abstract painting and are frequently shown. Patrick Hutchings, Jenny Zimmer and the artist himself outline the sources of Johnsons use of Geometric