Clayton Tremlett 'Study for Self Portrait as Ned Kelly aged fifty (There's a Ned in every crowd)' neo-expressionism ‘Dreaming in the Street’ by

‘Dreaming in the Street’ by Charles Blackman is a compositional triumph

‘The Mirror II’ is an example of the former

Dimensions: 76 x 61 cm

this work tells a curious story

'Battle of the Bulls' 2006

Clayton Tremlett 'Study for Self Portrait as Ned Kelly aged fifty (There's a Ned in every crowd)' neo-expressionism ‘Dreaming in the Street’ byClayton Tremlett is an contemporary Australian printmaker whose work is influenced by the country's historical narratives. In Beard and Influence, the artist emulates the nations infamous bushrangers, and their facial hair, in this series of self portraits. Across a span of three years, Tremlett delved into the tales of the notorious figures like Ned Kelly, akin to the legendary folklore of Robin Hood. In the classic tale, the bandit is considered