Clayton Tremlett 'Stamp acknowledging the only Australian Queen to have lived on Australian soil. (Also, the only Australian Queen to have been removed from her homeland)' earth tones Two etchings on one sheet

Two etchings on one sheet

a colonial vessel making the voyage from England to Sydney

pencil and wash on paper

whose work is marked by an instinct for the cutting-edge

St Kilda recurs throughout this period of Nolan’s work

Clayton Tremlett 'Stamp acknowledging the only Australian Queen to have lived on Australian soil. (Also, the only Australian Queen to have been removed from her homeland)' earth tones Two etchings on one sheetClayton Tremlett is an contemporary Australian printmaker who is informed by the nations past. Informed by his research of Australian history, Tremlett investigates the nations identity as he depicts the stories of the mythologised figures he encountered. Gradually fading into obscurity, the stamp is often disregarded. In this context, the artist has embraced the form of the stamp and leveraged its potential to encapsulate narratives of a vibrant