Jeffrey Makin 'Tantallon Castle' - Etching on paper fantastical The infinite horizon of Central

The infinite horizon of Central Australia is suffused in soft European light - Leveson is uninterested in the specificities of place

This exceptionally coloured

Watson’s work reflects a deep and transcendent connection to country

'The Blue Bay XI' 1987

Jeffrey Makin 'Tantallon Castle' - Etching on paper fantastical The infinite horizon of CentralAnyone who has travelled into the Australian landscape will recognise its magnetism. At once unyielding and symphonic, its varying, vast and sometimes alien terrain has transfixed generation after generation of artists. Today, the living leader of this tradition is Jeffrey Makin, who out in the plein air distils the spirit of place. For Mr. Makin, the landscape offers complexity, history and personality. In his portraits of natural landscape, he