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MICHAEL LEUNIG, (1944 - ) Etching On Paper Title: Man And Trees, 1990 Image Size: 12 x 19 cm Frame Size: [UNFRAMED] Signature Details: Margins Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity Condition: Excellent - Refer to Images Michael Leunig Is An Australian Cartoonist, Writer, Painter, Philosopher And Poet. His Commentary On Political, Cultural And Emotional Life Spans Decades And Has Often Explored The Idea Of An Innocent And Sacred Personal World. The Fragile Ecosystem Of Human Nature And Its Relationship To The Wider Natural World Is A Related And Recurrent Theme. His Newspaper Work Appears Regularly In The Melbourne Age And The Sydney Morning Herald. He Describes His Approach As Regressive, Humorous, Messy, Mystical, Primal And Vaudevillian. This Early Etching From 1991 Is Sure To Delight.' 155314+27
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