John Brack (Australian) Seated Nude I, 1982 

John Brack Seated Nude I, Limited Edition lithograph 1982, 25/50.

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New frame and mount.

 

John Brack (10 May 1920 – 11 February 1999) was an Australian painter, and a member of the Antipodeans Group group.

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During WWII Lieutenant John Brack served with the Field Artillery. Brack was Art Master at Melbourne Grammar School (1952–1962). His art first achieved prominence in the 1950s. He also joined the Antipodeans Group in the 1950s which protested against abstract expressionism. He was appointed Head of National Gallery Of Victoria Art School (1962–1968), where he was an influence on many artists and the creation of the expanded school attached to the new gallery building.