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Executive in Love sold for $41,400, Playground $34,500, Musician in Love $25,850, Killer $23,000.

 

Details		Price excl. GST
	Climbing Oil on canvas, signed and dated 'Sibley 2001' lower right; signed, dated and inscribed 'Climbing Sibley 2001' on the reverse, 70 cm x 65 cm Christies, Australian, International & Contemporary Art, Melbourne, 10/04/2006, Lot No. 276	$4,780
	Who Leads Who Oil and enamel, signed & dated 99 58.5 cm x 69 cm GFL Fine Art, Autumn Auction, Perth, 10/06/2003, Lot No. 64	$3,960
	Grand daughter and Pony Oil on canvas, signed 'Sibley', inscribed 'Grand.daughter and Pony' and A.T.O.M. Series and dated '99 verso, 70 cm x 59.5 cm Leonard Joel, Australian and European Paintings, Sculpture Books & Prints, Melbourne, 15/11/2000, Lot No. 42	$3,850

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	Details	Price excl. GST
	Executive in Love - Mad Lovers Series Oil on canvas, signed and dated 97 lower right; inscribed with title on the reverse, Sotheby's, Fine Australian and International Paintings, Melbourne, 02/05/2000, Lot No. 9	$41,400
	Playground I Oil on canvas, signed and dated 1998 lower right, signed, dated and inscribed with title on the reverse, Sotheby's, Fine Australian and International Paintings and Australia, Sydney,   15/08/2000, Lot No. 5	$34,500
	Musicians in Love - Mad Lovers Series Oil on linen, signed and dated 'Sibley 2001' lower right; signed 'Sibley', dated and inscribed with title 'Sibley 2001, Musicians In Love, Mad Lovers Series' (on top stretcher bar), 91.5 x 101.5 cm, Christies, Australian & International Fine Art Melbourne, 08/05/2001,  Lot No. 67	$25,850
	My Place Five O'clock Swanston Street 1998 Synthetic polymer paint on canvas, inscribed on stretcher verso, , (Swanston St.) Andrew Sibley Entry Sulman Prize 1998, Deutscher~Menzies, Australian and International Paintings, Sculpture and Works on Paper, Melbourne, 24/11/1999, Lot No. 20	$25,300
	Killer in the Zoo Oil on canvas, signed and dated '90 lower left, inscribed with the title along lower edge and on the reverse, 77 x 90 cm, Sotheby's, Fine Australian, Aboriginal and International Paintings Melbourne, 22/11/1999, Lot No. 3	$23,000
	The Anonymous Saint Oil on linen, signed and dated 'Sibley 96' and inscribed with title lower left, 196 x 120 cm, Est: $14,000-18,000, Christies, Australian and International Paintings Melbourne, 01/05/2000, Lot No. 122	$17,250
	The Feelgood Landscape Oil on canvas, signed and dated 1996 lower right, Sotheby's, Australian & International Paintings Melbourne, 28/11/2000, Lot No. 6	$16,800
	The Sandpit 1986 Oil and enamel on canvas, signed and dated lower right: Sibley '86, Deutscher~Menzies, Australian Modern Masters 19th and 20th Century Fine Australian and International Art Melbourne, 03/05/2000, Lot No. 30	$16,100
	The Typing Pool 1961 Oil and enamel on composition board, signed lower right: Sibley 61, Deutscher~Menzies, Important Australian Paintings 19th and 20th Century Fine Australian and International Art Melbourne, 02/05/2000, Lot No. 153	$15,275
	Lovers on Terminal 1 (Mad Lovers Series) Oil on canvas, signed and dated 'Sibley '99' lower right; signed, dated, titled and inscribed 'Lovers On Terminal One. Sibley '99. Mad Lovers Series' on stretcher bar, Christies, Australian & International Fine Art Sydney, 28/08/2001, Lot No. 127	$15,275
	The Dance 1998 Oil and enamel on canvas, signed lower right: Sibley, dated lower left: 98, 99 cm x 92 cm, Deutscher~Menzies, Classics of Australian Art and 19th and 20th Century Fine Australian and International Art Melbourne, 21/08/2000, Lot No. 32	$12,925

Andrew Sibley Biography

Andrew Sibley is one of Australia’s most celebrated 20^th century artists recognised worldwide. With a career spanning six decades, Andrew Sibley is considered a contemporary figurative and landscapes painter. Andrew Sibley applauded the freedom and revitalisation of his remarkable figurative path. English-born, Andrew Sibley was firmly an Australian artist.

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In 1944, Sibley was awarded a scholarship to Gravesend School of Art (later the Medway School), where he studied with fellow students including English artist Peter Blake. He spoke of these strong early influencers on his life in an interview with Barbara Blackman recorded in 1984. In 1962 Andrew Sibley won Australia's richest art award, the £1000 Transfield Art Prize for his painting The Bathers. At the same time, the prominent Sydney gallerist Rudy Komon signed Sibley and he joined a stable of Australia’s best contemporary artists including Melburnians Fred Williams, Clifton Pugh, George Baldessin, John Brack, Leonard French and Jan Senbergs, Jon Molvig, John Olsen, and Robert Dickerson.

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