This particularly prolific period was all painted at a beautiful property in Angaston, South Australia, called Almond Hill. The paintings are whimsical, light and airy, and feature retro imagery from the 1940’s to the 1960’s. An especially happy bunch of paintings, they were inspired by and infused with the energy of Almond Hill and its creator, Sandra Broman. On a deeper level, they explore a growing questioning of identity, or more accurately, the unreality of an ego-identity and what might lay beyond that.
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Banana Joe
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No water, no moon
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Winter
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departure
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Float
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pearl giver gauge
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Anton's cat
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Higher Than The Sun
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Work Hard And Be Clean
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Sir Andrew put his head out of the window
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Isvara Drishti
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PMG
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Flight of the Amoco man
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Background Noise
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Pavilion
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Mole's Picnic
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Adrift
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Night Song
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Anticipating Daisies
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Moffat Virtue
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Everything Is Beautiful
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The Observable Universe
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The Last Garage Sale
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Pure Lard
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On the other hand...
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Clearing The Mind
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Andrew's
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Am I Dead?
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copy of Rubens figure
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Rain On The Wind
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Anton's Moth
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I have seen a warship and I have learned how to whistle
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Pure Lard
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Double Helix
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Summer Holiday
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Are You Happy Now?
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And All In The End Is Harvest
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All In Your Head
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3am Ecstasy
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Elextrolux Dreaming
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Falling Daisies
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It Rained All Night
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Awakening
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Russell Starke
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Zen Master Ron
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Dead Hare Explaining Life To An Artist
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Looking Back
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Half A Quark
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Bright
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incident