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Aniela
the world’s local fine art e-gallery
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Founded in 1994 Galeria Aniela
won the trust
of some of the most important
artists
from the post WWII until today. We thank
Bob Hawke
the
former
Prime Minister of Australia,
Sir David Attenborough,
Cameron O’Reilly
and
Australian Media
for support.
Galeria Aniela's
BOYD family
show
coup the
front page
Sydney Morning Herald,
Australian National NEWS ABC TV
and
Sunday Afternoon ABC TV.
John Perceval Retrospective
secure
Australian National NEWS ABC TV.
Charles Blackman Retrospective
won
Art-Scream SBS
TV.
We built
reputation
in Australia and the World selling high-quality ART of impeccable
provenance,
shipping
worldwide
so
artists
can make living with their creations.
We handle the first transfer of the ownership from the
artist
to the buyer
Aboriginal
and
Non-Aboriginal
artists
including
Arthur Boyd,
Jamie Boyd,
Lenore Boyd,
Guy Boyd,
John Perceval,
Charles Blackman,
John Olsen,
Ningura
Napurrula,
Stephen Glassborow,
Mrs. Bennett
and many more.
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If you
LOVE
quality
art
of
impeccable
provenance,
the
art
you
want is at
Galeria Aniela |
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Australian artists |
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Charles Blackman
1928-2018
Browse paintings
Browse Graphics
Blackman
painting
The
Game of Chess sold for 1.78 million,
Alice's Journey
sold for $1,02 million
AWARDS:
1956 Signatory to
Antipodeans Manifesto;
1958 Rowney Prize; 1958 George Crouch Prize; 1960 George Crouch Prize; 1960)
Wins Award Prize The Age;
1960
Helena Rubinstein Scholarship Art Award;
1966
Archibald Prize;
1977
OBE
for services to Australian art;
1993
National Galley of Victoria
Retrospective;
2006
National Gallery of Victoria
Alice in Wonderland;
2002
VIDEO
Blackman Retrospective
Art-Scream Australian National TV the SBS TV
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2010
The Blackman Hotel |
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Arthur Boyd
1920-1999
Browse paintings
Browse Graphics
BOYD
painting 'Bride
Running Away'
sold for
$1,680,000
and 'The Frightened Bridegroom' sold
for 1,200,000 and another BRIDE painting 'Bridegroom
Waiting for His Bride to Grow Up' sold for
$1,057,500.
AWARDS:
1956 Signatory to
Antipodeans Manifesto;
1970
Officer of the
Order of the British Empire;
1971 Britannica Award; 1979
Officer of the Order of Australia;
1979 OBE London UK; 1992
Companion of the Order of Australia;
1995
Australian of the Year
Winner
of the
Australian of the Year Award;
1998
Australia Post
honored series of postage stamps
1997 (May)
Video the ABC TV
Australian National News
1997 (June)
Video
the
ABC TV Australian
National Sunday Afternoon
Arthur Boyd father:
William Merric Boyd
(1888-1959);
Grandfather:
Arthur Merric Boyd
(1862-1940)
Senior
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David Boyd 1924-2011
Browse paintings
David
Boyd is
one the most significant Australian artists from post-WWII up
until today.
David Boyd
painting 'King Found' sold for
$215,100.
AWARDS:
1956
Signatory to
Antipodeans Manifesto;
1960
President of the
Contemporary Art Society; 1960
Councillor Museum of Modern Art of
Australia; 1961
First Prize
Italian Art Scholarship for Australian Chairman
of the Federal Council of the Contemporary Art
Society of Australia; 1993–96
Artist-in-residence the School of Law,
Macquarie University NSW; 1998 International
Academy of Modern Art Rome Italy;
Commonwealth Institute London
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Jamie Boyd
B.1948
Browse paintings
Browse Graphics
Jamie Boyd is the most important living artist of
the Boyd family.
His father is
Arthur Boyd
COLLECTION:
Queen Victoria
Museum Art Gallery England,
The Tavistock Centre London,
National Gallery of
Victoria,
National Gallery of Australia,
Bundanon Trust
Collection,
University of South Australia,
University of Western
Australia,
Council Adult Education
Melbourne,
Guildhall School of
Music & Drama London,
Art Bank,
BHP
Billiton - Australia,
Boxer Collection Australia
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Guy Boyd 1923-1988
Browse sculpture
AWARDS:
(1956)
Signatory to
Antipodeans Manifesto;
Guy
Martin à Beckett Boyd (1923-1988)
known as
Guy Boyd,
belongs to
the
distinguished artistic
Boyd
dynasty
that began
in 1886 with the marriage of
Emma Minnie Boyd
à Beckett
(1858-1936)
and
(Senior) Arthur Merric
Boyd
(1862-1940).
Brothers:
Arthur
Boyd
and
David
Boyd.
Guy
had 7 children including
Lenore
Boyd.
Guy Boyd
Father:
William Merric Boyd
(1888-1959). Grandfather:
Arthur Merric Boyd
(1862-1940)
Senior
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Lenore Boyd
B.1954
Browse sculpture
Lenore
Boyd is
a renown artist,
studied with
her father,
Guy
Martin à Beckett Boyd (1923-1988)
began sculpting at an early age. Lenore work
has been influenced by classical Master sculptors
including
Auguste
Rodin,
Aristide
Maillol,
Michelangelo,
Antoine
Bourdelle and
Guy Boyd.
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Nathaniel Boyd
B.1983
Browse paintings
Nathaniel Boyd
father
is
Jamie
Boyd
(1948)
Jamie Boyd
and wife Helena
youngest son, he
spends time
by the Shoalhaven
River in
Bundanon
where he creates
beautiful paintings, same as
his
father
Jamie Boyd
and grandfather
Arthur Boyd.
Exhibited 'A
Century of Boyd
Exhibition launched
by
Hon. Bob Hawke Former Prime Minister of Australia. |
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Bogdan Fialkowski
B.1943
Browse paintings
AWARDS: (1970)
Honorary
Masters Degree, the Academy of Fine Arts in Poland
Represented
in around the world including:
The
Vatican Museum Collection,
the
National Gallery of
Australia's
former
deputy Chairman private
collection
Mr.
Cameron O'Reilly
and
several significant
collections in
Australia,
Norway,
Switzerland, Germany, France, Poland, Italy, Spain
and
Belgium. |
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Stephen Glassborow
Browse sculpture
Stephen Glassborow
is
one of the most
successful and most prominent Australian artists.
Glassborow
specializes in
bronze sculptures,
exhibiting widely
around the world.
COLLECTION:
Australia, Singapore,
Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Korea, China, America and
Europe |
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Pamela Griffith
B.1943
Browse paintings
Browse Graphics
COLLECTION:
Earl of Essex,
Edward,
Vatican,
Metropolitan Museum NY,
Musée national
de la Marine Accueil Paris,
National
Gallery Victoria,
National
Gallery of Australia,
Parliament Australia,
Powerhouse Museum,
Joan
Sutherland Performing Arts Centre,
State Library
NSW,
Parliament NSW,
Mitchell Shire
Libraries,
Governor of
NSW,
Prime Minister
France,
Prime Minister
Lithuania,
Palace Beijing,
Charles Stuart University,
University of NSW,
Family Court Australia,
Bundaberg Gallery,
Tamworth Regional Gallery,
Dubbo Gallery,
Bathurst Gallery,
Wollongong City Gallery,
Comalco Rio Tinto,
John Howard,
Laperouse Museum Paris France |
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Deborah
Halpern
B.1957
Browse
sculpture
Deborah Halpern
is one of Australia's most celebrated sculptors
notable for prominent works of
public art.
Halpern is a
sculptor,
mosaic
artist and
ceramic artist
inspired by the free spirit of
Pablo Picasso.
Deborah
Halpern
famous
sculpture
include 'Angel' commissioned by
National Gallery of Victoria
(Birrarung
Marr).
Halpern
'Ophelia' is
the official face of
Melbourne
by
Tourism Victoria
outside the Southgate complex at
Southbank, Victoria. |
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Robin Holliday
1932-2014
Browse sculpture
Robin Holliday
a
renowned sculptor with a
distinguished career in
molecular biology.
He
proposed a mechanism of DNA-strand exchange that
attempted to explain gene-conversion events that
occur during meiosis in fungi. He proposed the model in 1964 known as the
Holliday Junction. |
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Danielle
Legge
B.1953
Browse sculpture
AWARDS:
(1998)
the Stanthorpe Arts Festival sculpture competition
Award
COLLECTION:
Australia, America, Mexico, England,
Ireland, France,
Portugal, Spain, Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan
and Tasmania.
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Regina Noakes
B.1958
Browse paintings
AWARDS: Gold Medal Lorenzo Medici
the City of Florence;
Australian Visual Arts
Grants (3 times);
(2003)
New York The Healing Power of Art;
(2003)
Perpetual Trophy WA Arts Society
(twice);
(2002)
Outstanding Performance Armadale
Award;
(2002)
Arts Manhattan New York
COLLECTIONS:
Eric Clapton,
Fulham Palace London,
Ministry Water
Resources Sultanate Oman,
Brooklyn Museum New York,
Singapore Economic Board,
Jean & Charles
Schulz Information Centre Sonoma State University
California,
Visual Arts Centre
Eastern Washington University,
University of Cambridge,
University Norwich,
University London,
Western Australian
Electoral Commission,
Atelier International
New York,
Women's Aid Abroad
Malaysia,
Balya Cancer Foundation,
Data Analysis Australia,
Toyota Australia,
Toorak College Mount
Eliza Victoria,
Methodist Ladies College
Perth,
Hale Boys School Perth
WA,
Evans & Tate Wineries
Perth WA |
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John Olsen
B.1928
Browse paintings
Important living Australian artist
from post-WWII up until today.
Olsen painting sold for
$1.09 million
AWARDS:
(1960) Rockdale Prize;
(1961)
H.C. Richards Memorial
Queensland Art Gallery Brisbane
Prize;
(1962)
Royal Sydney Show Prize;
(1963)
Georges Art Prize Melbourne;
(1964)
Launceston Prize Tasmania;
(1969)
Wynne Prize
Gallery of NSW;
(1977)
Order of the British Empire (OBE);
(1985) Wynne Prize
Gallery of NSW;
(1993)
Australian Creative Fellowship;
(2001)
Order of Australia;
(2005)
Archibald Portrait Prize |
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Margaret Olley 1923-2011
Browse Graphics
AWARDS:
(1947)
Mosman Art Prize;
Art Gallery of New South Wales |
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Celia Perceval B.1949
Celia Perceval paintings
Parents:
John Perceval
and Mary Boyd Lady
Nolan
COLLECTION:
Bendigo Art Gallery,
New England Regional Art Gallery,
Admirable City Art Gallery Museum,
Croft Castle, Shropshire England,
Deutscher Menzies,
also
England,
Ireland, France,
Portugal, Spain, Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan,
America. |
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John Perceval
1923-2000
John Perceval paintings
John
Perceval is
the most significant artists from post-WWII up
until today.
AWARDS:
(1956)
Signatory to
Antipodeans Manifesto;
(1959)
McCaughey Prize;
(1960)
Wynne Prize
for Dairy Farm, Victoria;
(1991)
Officer of the Order of Australia
for service to the visual arts.
John Perceval
Williamstown (1958)
painting
sold for $552,500
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Dino Rogliani
1932-2017
Browse sculpture
AWARDS:
(2008)
Winner Exibition 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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Kinga Rypinska
B.1954
Kinga Rypinska paintings
An establish artist offers the magic taking us to
the Secret World Wonder with the state-of-the-art
expression. |
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Andrew Sibley
1933-2015
Browse paintings
AWARDS:
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Toowoomba Chronicle Art Prize,
The Winemakers’ Prize
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Caltex-Warana Prize, Bathurst
City Purchase Prize
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Andrew Fairley Art Prize, Georges
Award,
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Gold Coast Prize
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Launceston Art Purchase,
Townsville Pacific Art Prize
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Dalby Art Prize
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Tattersalls Invitation Prize
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Brisbane Stanthorpe Arts Award
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Dobell Prize
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Doug Moran National Portrait
Prize
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Peter Smith 1938-2005
Browse sculpture
AWARDS:
President
position of Boort Fiesta from its Conception, an
annual festival devoted to arts: painting,
sculpture, photography, film, music, food and wine. |
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Brett
Whiteley
1939-1992
Browse paintings
COLLECTIONS:
National Gallery of Australia
Tate Gallery
London
Museum of Modern Art
New York
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Galeria Aniela
recognizes the importance of the buyer confidence to purchase ART of impeccable
provenance.
With
over 25 years experience in the
World Art Market
and a wide network of resources,
we offer
the knowledge of fine art and
guidance for
buyers
acquiring art for the
pleasure it gives.
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investor, our people focused approach ensures an enjoyable and rewarding
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