Black and Gold captures a woman engrossed in a book, reclining in a softly lit space. With expressive brushwork and warm tones, the painting evokes quiet introspection and intimacy.
This artwork was shown as part of Josephine’s solo exhibition at the Athenaeum Gallery in 1943.
Expressive brushwork and warm tones evoke quiet introspection and intimacy.
Mabel was the eldest daughter of Josephine’s brother Edwin Parnell Muntz. She was also an accomplished pianist.
Astronomer, surveyor and leading figure in Melbourne’s scientific community.
A young Stella White, painted with softness, poise and light.