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Barbara Reid
Barney Campbell
Billy Stockman
Bobby West
Tjupurrula
Charlie Tjapangarti
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Don
Tjungarrayi
Eileen
Bird
Glory Mills Petyarre
Gracie Morton
Jimmy
Robertson
Joy
Nakamarra
Katie
Kemarre
Lily Lion
Lindsay Bird
Long Jack
Lucky
Morton
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Lynette Corby
Lynette Granites
Maureen Morgan
Minnie Pwerle
Mrs. Bennett
William Sandy
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Nancy Ross
Nellie Marks
Ningura Napurrula Ngoia Pollard
Pansy Napangardi Peggy White
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Robin Granites
Ronnie Tjampitjinpa
Sabina Brown
Nabula Napurrula
Tjawina
Wentja Napaltjarri |
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Arthur
Boyd
1920-1999
Arthur
Merric Bloomfield Boyd AC OBE a leading Australian painter the 20th century, a
member of the Boyd artistic dynasty.
TOP
Blue-chip artist with a solid reputation for creating art that increases in
value over time.
"Drowned
Bridegroom"
$1,95 million,
"Bride Running
Away"
$1,68 million,
"Sleeping Bride"
$1,586 million.
photo (1997):
Yvonne and Arthur Boyd and Aniela
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Andrew
Sibley
1933-2015
Andrew
Sibley was
a renowned figurative, landscape and abstract painter,
one of
best-known 20th century Australian artists with a career spanning six
decades.
Andrew
Sibley
held in conjunction with the Archibald Prize 2000,
was a
finalist in the Daily Telegraph Sporting Portrait Prize.
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Bogdan
Fialkowski
B.1943
Established
painter.
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Brett
Whiteley
1939-1992
TOP Blue-chip
artist as
Pablo Picasso
and
Andy Warhol their
artworks provide a
solid foundation to an investment portfolio.
"Henri's
Armchair" sold $6,136
million and "My Armchair"
sold $3,9 million
Blue-chip art usually sells for the highest price at auctions.
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Charles
Blackman
1928-2018
Blue-chip artist with a solid reputation for creating art that increases in
value over time.
"Mad
Hatter's Tea Party" $1,89
million,
"The
Game of Chess"
$1.789 million,
"Alice
on the Table"
$1,647 million,
"Alice's
Journey"
sold
$1,02 million
The Age 2006
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Danielle
Legge
B. 1953
Australian sculptor AWARDS: (1998) the Stan Thorpe Arts Festival sculpture
competition Award
COLLECTION: Australia, America, Mexico, England, Ireland, France, Portugal,
Spain, Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan and Tasmania.
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David
Boyd
1924-2011
David
Fielding Gough Boyd OAM, a renowned Australian artist, a member of the Boyd
artistic dynasty.
VIDEO
ABC TV
Sunday Afternoon
VIDEO
Australian
National NEWS ABC TV
Music-Angels VIDEO
(1),
Music-Angels
(2)
photo (1999):
David Boyd (Right) with Aniela
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Dino Rogliani
1932-2017
AWARDS:
2008
Winner Exhibition Campbeltown Art NSW
2005 Award of the Artist on Norton Sydney
2002 Winner Artist on Norton Sydney
2002 Winner Sculpture Prize Holroyd City
2002 Winner Local section Fisher`s Ghost
2000
Winner at Campbelltown
Art Gallery
2000
Encouragement
Award Fisher`s Ghos
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Fred
Williams
1927-1982
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Blue-chip artist with a solid reputation for creating art that increases in
value over time.
"Masons
Falls" sold for $3,19 million, Hummock in Landscape $2,8
million and
Lysterfield
Landscape sold for $2,33
million.
Blue-chip art usually sells for the highest price at auctions.
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Gankhuyang
Dolgordorj
Gankhuyag Dolgordorj is a Mongolian artist known for his unique technique that
combines canvas, sand, stone, lime, and oils.
Gankhuyag has been exhibiting in Mongolia, Hong Kong and Australia in 2015,
'Mongolia Interpreted' exhibition facilitated by
Jan Meek
former Senior Advisor at the
NGA
and
John McDonald, an art
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Sydney Morning Herald . |
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Garry
Shead
B. 1942
Shead is
considered a Blue-chip, with a reputation for creating art that
increases in value over time.
"Queen of
Suburbia"
$432,000 and
"Annunciation"
$319,091 and
"The Studio"
sold for
$319,091
Blue-chip art can be a
valuable investment.
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Guy
Boyd
1923-1988
Guy Martin à Beckett Boyd,
member of the Boyd artistic dynasty,
renowned figurative sculptor, famous for his ability
to exemplify sensuality and fluidity of the female form.
National
Gallery of Victoria,
International airports Melbourne and Sydney,
Caulfield Town Hall and Commonwealth Bank.
VIDEO:
ABC TV Australian National
News
VIDEO:
ABC TV Sunday Afternoon
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Jamie
Boyd
B. 1948
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Jamie
Boyd is
a renowned Australian artist and a member of the Boyd artistic
dynasty.
Jamie Boyd is
the
Boyd family most important LIVING artist.
VIDEO:
Australian National News
ABC TV
VIDEO:
Sunday Afternoon ABC TV
Jamie Boyd
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John
Olsen
1928-2023
Blue-chip artist with a solid reputation for creating art that increases in
value over time.
"Love
in the Kitchen" $1,075 million, "Seafood Paella" $1,037 million.
"People who live in Victoria Street" $760,909.
Blue-chip art is a
valuable alternative investment.
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ABC
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John Perceval
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John
Perceval
1923-2000
Blue-chip artist with a solid
reputation for creating art that increases in value over time.
Scudding Swans sold for $690,000; 'Sulphur Smoke' $589,000
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Lenore
Boyd
B. 1953
Lenore
is
Guy Martin à Beckett Boyd
daughter,
and a member of the Boyd artistic dynasty
VIDEO:
ABC TV Australian National
News
VIDEO:
ABC TV Sunday Afternoon
photo
(1997):
Lenore Boyd (LEFT) with Aniela |
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Pamela Griffith
B. 1943
paintings
Pamela Griffith is a renowned Australian artist,
across many mediums including oil and acrylic works on canvas,
gouache and
watercolor.
In
1978 Pamela established the Griffith Studio and Workshop and many Australian artists made prints
under her direction.
Pamela Griffith
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Ray
Crooke
1922-2015
Ray
Austin Crooke AM was an Australian artist known for painting of natives on
Australian Thursday Island landscapes. He won the Archibald Prize in 1969 with a
portrait of George Johnston.
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Robin
Holliday
1932-2014
photo (2012):
Robin Holliday (RIGHT) with Aniela |
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Regina
Noakes
B. 1958
Regina
Noakes is an internationally renowned contemporary artist. Her distinctive personal style has a following around the world.
AWARDS: Gold Medal Lorenzo Medici. City of Florence, 2003 New York Winner The
Healing Power of Art, 2003 Winner Perpetual Trophy WA Arts, 2002 New York Arts
Manhattan USA
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Stephen
Glassborow
Glassborow is one of the most successful and most loved Australian artists.
Internationally renowned sculptor,
Stephen Glassborow is
a Master in his discipline.
He specializes in bronze sculptures, exhibiting widely around the world.
COLLECTION: Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Korea, China,
America, Europe and more.
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Living artists price their works individually by merit,
creating fair prices on the Art market. The value placed on one
artwork may differ from the critical value placed on the similar
work.
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Peter
Smith
1936-2005
With passion for
creating sculpture, Peter Smith was able to portray women
sensual aspects.
Peter Smith was
a qualified doctor of medicine who embraced
making sculpture.
AWARDS: President of Boort Fiesta, an annual festival devoted to the Arts.
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Celia Perceval
at Wagner
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Tessa Perceval
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Barbara Reid
Napangardi
Barney Campbell
1928-2007
Billy Stockman
1927-2015
Bobby West
Tjupurrula
Charlie Tjapangarti
Don
Tjungarrayi
Eileen
Bird
Glory Mills Petyarre
1932-2018
Gracie Morton
1956-2024
Jimmy
Robertson
1944-2002
Joy
Nakamarra
Katie
Kemarre
Lily Lion Kngwarreye
Lindsay Bird Mpetyane
1935-2024
Long Jack
Phillipus
1932-2020
Lucky
Morton
Lynette Corby
Lynette Granites Nampitjinpa
Maureen Morgan
Minnie Pwerle
1910-2006
Nyurapayia Nampitjinpa
1935-2013
Nancy Ross Nunguarrayi 1935-2010
Nellie Marks Nakamarra
Ningura Napurrula
1938-2013
Ngoia
Pollard
Napaltjarri
1948-2022
Pansy
Napangardi
Peggy White Nakamarra
Robin Granites
Japanangka
Ronnie Tjampitjinpa
1943-2023
Sabina Brown Nampitjinpa
Nabula Napurrula Scobie
Tjawina Porter
Nampitjinpa
Wentja Napaltjarri
1945-2021
William Sandy
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If You
Love Art
Of Impeccable Provenance, The Art You
Want Is At Galeria
Aniela
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Founded in 1994, Galeria Aniela Fine Art Gallery
and Sculpture Park has been known for its diverse and fascinating
exhibitions featuring
the world-class artists
and hosting
celebrities such as
Sir David Attenborough,
Cameron
O’Reilly,
Bob Hawke
the Prime Minister
of
Australia,
has earned
acclaim both in Australia and internationally.
Since 2020 Galeria Aniela
provides an independent
professional consulting
brokerage service
that others are unable to match, representing
its
client's best interest in the
art market
from the point of the
investment
value, quality and
provenance.
video Galeria Aniela consulting rokerage service
Combining a wide network of resources and
expertise in the
Australian
art and
Global
art market, Galeria
Aniela assists clients in all aspects of dealings in
fine art,
helping save time and money.
Whether you are a first-time buyer, an astute investor
or enthusiastic collector, our people focused approach
ensures an enjoyable and rewarding experience.
We welcome the opportunity to speak with you,
please
feel free to
contact
us
to discuss the ways in which Galeria Aniela can assist you
now and in the future.
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26 November 2023: (LEFT) Aniela and Cameron Menzies
at Menzies in Sydney
At Galeria Aniela, Fine Art
refers to
high-quality
works by
renowned
artists.
If you consider selling work of
Arthur Boyd,
Brett Whiteley,
Fred Williams,
Jeffrey Smart,
Arthur Streeton,
John Perceval, Charles Blackman,
Garry Shead,
Guy Boyd
or other significant work of fine art, please
contact us.
Video Jamie Boyd, the Boyd family most important LIVING
artist
The
BOYD family
exhibition
in Galeria Aniela coup the
front page
Sydney Morning Herald,
Australian National NEWS ABC TV
and
Sunday Afternoon ABC TV.
John Perceval Retrospective won
the Australian
National NEWS ABC TV and
Charles Blackman Retrospective conquer
Australian
Art Scream
SBS TV.
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Works of art live for generations, constantly reborn in the minds of
the beholders to bring new meanings, new dreams, new ways of seeing
and experiencing the world. Be part of this magic world of amazing
fine art from the ocean of tranquillity to
concur
the heart, mind and soul.
The vision of Galeria Aniela is to increase the awareness of
Australian
artists
cultural contribution. With passion for art, hard work and
dedication, we strive for high ideals to create a better future for
the arts.
When you purchase Art from
Galeria Aniela,
you make a valuable contribution to our mission of helping artists
to make a living with their creations and together we make a
difference.
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Fine Art is one of the most enjoyable and viable
investments,
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