Mont St. Genevieve

1965
Hamilton Fraser, Donald
There are two seemingly unrelated themes in the work of Donald Hamilton Fraser: ballet dancers and abstracted landscapes. His landscapes show the influence of the School of Paris, and the solid blocks of colour reflect a particular admiration for the Russian-French painter Nicolas de Stael. Hamilton Fraser studied in Paris in 1953-54 on a French Government scholarship where he would have seen work by these artists. Ann Jones
  • Artwork Details: 122 x 91cm
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  • Material description: oil on canvas
  • Credit line: © the artist
  • Theme: Landscape
  • Medium: Painting
  • Accession number: AC 818

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