Jean Cocteau 'Etude pour Le Christ (Study for Christ)' etching things are still topsy-turvy in

things are still topsy-turvy in the outback

gloss acrylic on canvas

owning a Lindsay piece is not merely possessing art – it is embarking on a journey through a captivating chapter in Australian art history

debuted in 1940 at the 2nd Annual Contemporary Art Society exhibition in the painting ‘Boy and the moon’

Paper Dimensions: 28 x 15 cm

Jean Cocteau 'Etude pour Le Christ (Study for Christ)' etching things are still topsy-turvy inJean Cocteau (18891963) was a visionary French artist whose work defied conventional boundaries, spanning drawing, poetry, theatre, and film. As a visual artist, Cocteau developed a unique style defined by fluid lines, elegant minimalism, and a deeply expressive approach to form. His compositionsoften exploring themes of mythology, identity, and the human figureembody the spirit of the avant garde while retaining a timeless poetic quality. Jean