Michael Leunig 'How to Make Salads' figurative

Michael Leunig 'How to Make Salads' figurativeMichael Leunig was an iconic Australian cartoonist, writer, painter, philosopher and poet, best known for his cartoons published in the Sydney Morning Herald and Age newspapers. Spanning the political, cultural and philosophical, his visual world was at once tender and perspective, forever preoccupied with the idea of a sacred inner life. An exceptionally rare drawing, How to Make Salads is quintessential Leunig. A man appears three times making a

place your home under the watchful eye of ‘Sunburnt Lifesaver’

he once mused

'Himba Mother & Child

and sweeping curves

experimental in form

the rest laid to rest by bad weather and possums

Charles Blackman’s ‘The Melbourne Cup Bouquet’ is a vivacious image

'Leaping Cat'

'Chair B' 2004

Dimensions: 75 x 55 cm

speckles of forest twinkling in the distance

Larwill’s vision for art and life continues to resonate with our inner rebel