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If you are looking to acquire or divest works by significant Australian artists
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Brett Whiteley,
Fred Williams,
Arthur Boyd,
John Perceval,
Garry Shead,
Jeffrey Smart,
David Boyd,
or other
notable pieces of fine art -
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Charles Blackman
(1928–2018)
Titan of 20th-century Australian art, one of Australia's most celebrated and
beloved artists, renowned for his ability to translate the inner world into
compelling visual art.
Legacy: His works are held in premier institutions
worldwide like
National Gallery of Australia,
Tate London, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York.
Investment Profile:
Blackman is considered a Blue-chip artist with a solid reputation for
creating art that increases in value over time, his Mad Hatter's Tea Party
sold at
Sotheby's
Australia for $1.891M. |
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Charles Blackman
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Arthur Boyd AC OBE
(1920-1999)
One of
Australia’s most significant 20th-century artists, a leading artist of
Australian modernism, and a central member of the influential
Antipodeans, in the1950s.
His work is celebrated in the
National Gallery of Australia, the
National Gallery of Victoria, and the
Art
Gallery of NSW.
The
‘Best of Boyd’ historic exhibition was the first time that the 6
members of this artistic family
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Arthur
Boyd,
Guy
Boyd,
David Boyd,
Jamie
Boyd,
Lenore
Boyd
and
Tessa
Perceval,
exhibited together under one roof of Galeria Aniela Fine Art. The
1997 exhibition garnered major national attention, featuring on the front
page of the Sydney Morning Herald and in dedicated segments on
ABC TV’s
Australian
National News and
Sunday Afternoon.
Investment Profile:
Arthur
Boyd is widely considered a blue-chip artist, with a proven track record of value appreciation. His
Drowned Bridegroom sold for $1.95M,
Bride Running Away $1.68M,
Sleeping Bride $1.586M. |
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works by
Arthur Boyd
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David Boyd
OAM
(1924-2011)
David
Fielding Gough Boyd was a distinguished Australian painter, potter, and
ceramic sculptor widely represented in all major Australian state and
national galleries. He is known for figurative, symbolic,
and social commentary themes (such as the
Explorer and
Trial
series), is held by the
National Gallery of Australia and the
National Gallery of Victoria.
AWARDS: (2008) Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM).
The
‘Best of Boyd’ historic exhibition was the first time that the 6
members of this artistic family -
Arthur
Boyd,
Guy
Boyd,
David Boyd,
Jamie
Boyd,
Lenore
Boyd
and
Tessa
Perceval, exhibited together under one roof of Galeria
Aniela Fine Art gallery. The 1997 exhibition garnered major national
attention, featuring on the front page of the Sydney Morning Herald
and in dedicated segments on ABC TV’s
Australian National News and
Sunday Afternoon. |
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Guy
Boyd
(1923-1988)
Guy
Martin à Beckett Boyd
One of
Australian's most significant sculptors and a member of
the
Boyd artistic family.
He won a
Churchill Fellowship (1968) and held major exhibitions in all
Australian capital cities and in London, Montreal, Chicago
and New York.
His work is held in the private and public
institutions the National
Gallery of Australia,
National Gallery of Victoria, Art Gallery of New
South Wales, Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA),
and many more public collections.
Key Public Commissions:
In addition to gallery collections, his large-scale sculptures are visible in
several public spaces:
Australian
Institute of Sport (Canberra), Melbourne and
Sydney
International Airports,
St Andrew’s
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Jamie
Boyd
(1948-2025) Jamie Patrick Boyd
Distinguished Australian painter, sculptor, and printmaker who masterfully
bridged the gap between European impressionism and the Australian landscape. The
son of
Arthur Boyd,
Jamie was a fourth-generation member of
the Boyd
artistic dynasty, carving out an international reputation
for his unique artistic work.
International Career:
Based primarily in London for over 60 years, he exhibited globally, including
major shows in London, Florence, Amsterdam,
Melbourne, Brisbane, Bowral, and Germany.
Collections:
Jamie Boyd vital legacy is preserved in
National
Gallery of Australia,
National
Gallery of Victoria,
Queen
Victoria Museum & Art Gallery,
University
of South Australia,
University
of Western Australia,
Guildhall
School Music and Drama London,
Artbank,
and
Tasmanian
Museum and Art Gallery. |
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Lenore
Boyd
(born
1953)
Lenore
Boyd is a prominent Australian figurative sculptor and a
fourth-generation member of the
Boyd artistic dynasty. As the daughter and former
apprentice of
Guy Boyd, she has carried
forward the family’s legacy in sculpture, specialising in bronze
works that celebrate the beauty and fluid movement of the human
form. Lenore has completed numerous commissions.
Family Heritage: The
daughter of Phyllis and
Guy
Boyd, Lenore was raised in the highly creative
environment of
the
Boyd family, which includes her uncles
Arthur Boyd
and
David Boyd.
The
‘Best of Boyd’ historic exhibition was the first time that the
6 members of this artistic family
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Arthur Boyd,
Guy
Boyd,
David Boyd,
Jamie Boyd,
Lenore Boyd
and
Tessa Perceval,
exhibited together under one roof of Galeria Aniela Fine Art
(1997). The exhibition garnered major national attention,
featuring on the front page of the Sydney Morning Herald and
in dedicated segments on ABC TV’s
Australian National News and
Sunday Afternoon. |
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Ray
Crooke
AM (1922-2015)
Pre-eminent Australian artist celebrated for his "romantic-realist" depictions
of the tropical north and South Pacific.
Archibald Prize (1969):
Won for his portrait of writer George Johnston.
Order of Australia (1993):
Awarded for his significant service to the visual arts.
Cultural Legacy:
His
paintings are held in major public collections, including the National
Gallery of Australia, all state galleries, and the Vatican Museum in Rome. |
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Ray
Crooke
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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 has been
exhibiting in Mongolia, Hong Kong and Australia in 2015.
'Mongolia Interpreted' exhibition was facilitated by
Jan
Meek former Senior Advisor at the
NGA
and
John McDonald, an art critic for the
Sydney Morning Herald. The exhibition was
curated by international art exhibition coordinator Khaliun
Enkhjargal.
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Bogdan
Fialkowski
The
roots of Fialkowski works are in Expressionism and New Figuration.
His paintings reflect the postmodern era, and its characteristic
concerns and attitudes capture the artist's emotional depth and his
feeling for natural aspects of life.
Fialkowski completed Master’s Degree in 1979 from the Academy of
Fine Arts in Poznan in Poland. He worked on restoration of 17th and
18th century altarpieces throughout Churches in Poland and Italy and
has exhibited extensively in Europe and Australia. |
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Stephen
Glassborow
A
leading contemporary sculptor whose work sits at the intersection of
classical realism and Art Deco elegance, characterised by refined
lines, geometric precision, and Gravity & Illusion.
He is renowned for his mastery of bronze, a medium he uses to
explore the tension between traditional figurative precision and
modern abstraction. Many of his works feature figures captured in "three-dimensional
trapeze acts", creating an illusion of weightlessness and
levity that belies the actual density of the bronze.
International Recognition/Public
Commissions:
His sculptures are located in major cities worldwide, the Hilton
Hotel (Seoul), Crown Casino (Melbourne), and several
public works for councils across Sydney and Victoria.
Artistic Significance:
His reputation reached a global peak with the prestigious
2024 Venice Biennale
at
Australian
Sculpture 2024 . |
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Pamela Griffith
(born
1943)
A
highly distinguished Australian painter, and printmaker, widely
regarded as a master of botanical and wildlife art. With a
career spanning over five decades, she is celebrated for her
technical brilliance and her ability to document the Australian
wilderness with both scientific precision and a deeply poetic
sensibility.
Honours & Awards:
A Fellow of the Royal Art Society of New South Wales, she has
won over 30 major art prizes and was awarded a Centenary Medal
in 2001 for her services to Australian society and art.
Public Collections:
Her work is held in the National Gallery of Australia, the
Art Gallery of New South Wales, and the National Library of
Australia, as well as many international corporate and private
collections. |
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Robin
Holliday
(1932-2014)
A
remarkable "Renaissance man" who achieved international acclaim in two
entirely distinct fields:
molecular biology
and
sculpture.
After a globally significant career in genetics, he launched a
second career as a sculptor in
1997, specialising in bronze. He studied in London under icons
artists like Henry Moore, Barbara Hepworth, and
Eduardo Paolozzi.
Artistic Significance:
In the world of science, Holliday is immortalised for discovering the
Holliday Junction, a fundamental
molecular structure crucial to DNA recombination. His work bridged his
two worlds, such as his
DNA Double Helix,
which celebrates the beauty of molecular structures. His sculptures
explore complex geometric and mathematical concepts, that play with spatial relationships.
His
works are held in the public collections like
The Royal Society London,
Institute Laboratory of Molecular Biology Cambridge,
Children Medical Research Institute Sydney,
University of Sussex UK,
Rockefeller University
New York,
Macquarie University Sydney. |
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Danielle
Legge
(born
1953)
A
distinguished Australian contemporary sculptor who has been a consistent
force in the medium since the 1970s. Known for her technical precision
and evocative forms, she specializes in bronze and mixed media,
creating works that explore the delicate balance between the human
figure, nature, and abstract emotion.
Major Exhibitions:
Over five decades, she has been a regular exhibitor in solo and group
shows across Australia, including prominent representation at Galeria
Aniela Fine Art and their Sculpture Park.
Public & Private Presence:
Her sculptures are highly sought after by collectors for their
intimate scale and emotional depth, making them staples in private
collections and galleries throughout Australia and beyond. |
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Regina
Noakes
An
award-winning contemporary painter whose work is celebrated for its
whimsical, naive, and dreamlike quality. Her art frequently explores
the quiet, introspective moments of life, often featuring children
and women in enigmatic settings that feel like captured frames from
a storybook.
Artistic Significance:
Regina Noakes has held over 50 solo exhibitions globally,
spanning Australia, London, Paris, New York,
Florence, and Singapore.
Major Collections:
Her paintings are held in significant public and corporate
collections worldwide, including the British Government
Collection, Cambridge University, and the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs in Singapore. |
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John Olsen
AO OBE
(1928–2023)
One of
Australia’s most celebrated and influential landscape painters. Renowned for his
"larrikin" spirit and energetic, calligraphic style, he transformed the way
Australians perceived their own environment, moving away from traditional
ground-level views toward a lyrical, "all-at-once" aerial perspective.
Major Awards: He achieved a rare "triple crown" of Australian
art prizes, winning the Archibald Prize (2005) for his self-portrait Janus
Faced, the Wynne Prize twice (1969, 1985), and the
Sulman Prize (1989).
Olsen
is considered a Blue-chip artist with a reputation for creating
art that increases in value. 'Love in the Kitchen' $1.075M,
'Seafood Paella' $1.037M. |
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John Olsen
or other significant pieces of art - or if you require a
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John
Perceval
AO
(1923–2000)
A
powerhouse of Australian modernism, celebrated for his "joie de
vivre" style of a physical explosion of colour and
movement. A core member of the Heide Circle and the
Antipodeans.
AWARDS:
Wynne Prize (1960), and Officer of the Order of
Australia (AO) (1991).
Major retrospective exhibitions of his work were held at the
Albert Hall,
Canberra (1966),
the
National Gallery of Victoria (1990), National Gallery of
Australia (1992), and
Heide Museum of Modern Art
(1984), and the
Galeria Aniela
(2000) the significant
Perceval Retrospective
Australian National News ABC TV,
and at the
Heide Museum of Modern Art
(2026).
Perceval is considered a Blue-chip artist
with a reputation for creating art that increases in value
over time. ‘Scudding Swans’ sold for $690,000 and 'Sulphur
Smoke' sold for $589,000. |
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works by
John
Perceval
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Tessa
Perceval
(born
1945)
A
highly regarded Australian painter and a foundational
fourth-generation member of the Boyd-Perceval artistic dynasty.
As the eldest daughter of John Perceval and Mary Boyd, she
grew up at the heart of Australian modernism, developing a
distinctive style that captures the luminous, atmospheric qualities
of the natural world. She held her first solo exhibition at the age
of 18 at the Museum of Modern Art (Heide) in Melbourne,
marking her as a child prodigy within the family circle.
Public and Private Collections:
Her work is represented in prestigious collections, including the
National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) and numerous significant
private collections across Australia and Europe. |
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Dino Rogliani
(1932-2017)
A
master of form who brought a deep classical foundation from Naples to the
Australian contemporary sculpture scene.
Artistic Legacy: His
sculptures remain highly valued for their creative depth and their ability to
translate ancient cultural legacies into a modern Australian context.
Rogliani is celebrated for his unique bronze sculptures that draw heavily
from the narratives and chronicles of ancient Italy and Greece.
Dino
Rogliani
work serves as a bridge between the foundational philosophies of Western
antiquity and the expressive freedom of 20th and 21st-century art. |
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Garry Shead
(born
1942)
One of
Australia’s most significant contemporary lyrical figurative painters and
printmakers. A master of narrative, his work often blends Australian history and
mythology with deeply personal, erotic, and surrealist undertones. He is most
famous for his "series" paintings, which re-examine cultural icons through a
dreamlike, often satirical lens.
He won the Archibald Prize (1993) and
the Dobell Drawing Prize (2004).
Garry Shead is
considered a Blue-chip artist with a reputation for creating art that
increases in value.
Queen of Suburbia
$432,000, and
The Studio
sold for $319,09. |
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Garry Shead
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Andrew
Sibley (1933-2015)
A renowned 20th century
artist with a career spanning over six decades. Sibley was a
finalist in the Daily Telegraph Sporting Portrait Prize with
‘Merilyn Peddell’ held in conjunction with the Archibald
Prize 2000.
His
work is
held in significant collections in Asia, Europe, USA and Australia including the
National Galleries of Australia, National Gallery of Victoria, Art Gallery of New South Wales,
Queensland Art Gallery, Art Gallery of South Australia, National Portrait
Gallery, Tarrawarra Museum of Art, Australian regional galleries in Ballarat,
Bendigo, Launceston, Mornington, Shapparton, Townsville, State libraries in
Victoria, NSW and Queensland.
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Brett Whiteley
AO
(1939–1992)
The
"rock star" of Australian art - a charismatic, brilliant, and often
controversial figure whose fluid line and hedonistic vision reshaped modernism
in the 1960s and 70s. He remains the only artist to win Australia's three major
art prizes – the Archibald, Wynne, and Sulman - in a single year
(1978).
Whitley's work continues to command record-breaking prices at auction,
reflecting his status as a titan of Australian art history.
Brett Whiteley is
the Blue-chip artist. His work can provide a solid foundation to an
investment portfolio. 'Henri's
Armchair' sold for $6.136M, and "My Armchair" sold for
$3.9M.
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Fred
Williams
AO (1927–1982)
The visionary artist who "invented" the modern Australian
landscape. By stripping the colonial romanticism, he revealed a vast,
landscape, seen from a "God’s-eye" perspective. He was the first Australian
artist to be honoured with a solo exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
in New York (1977), cementing his international status.
His work is a cornerstone of the
National Gallery of Australia,
and exhibited at the
National Gallery of Australia,
retrospectives held at the
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York,
and
Australian National Gallery Canberra |
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Fred
Williams
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Galeria Aniela provides a
professional,
independent, Art Advisory and procurement
service. Founded in 1994, Galeria Aniela
Fine
Art gallery and Sculpture Park
has gained acclaim both in Australia and internationally
for its fascinating
exhibitions,
which feature world-class
artists,
and have hosted celebrities such as
Sir David Attenborough,
Cameron
O’Reilly,
and
Bob Hawke,
former Australian Prime Minister.
Whether you are seeking a specific piece, require a
referral to a trusted professional valuer, or are
looking to acquire or divest works by renowned artists
such as Arthur Boyd,
Brett Whiteley,
John Perceval,
Fred Williams,
Charles
Blackman,
Garry Shead,
David Boyd
or
Ray
Crooke
please
contact-us
to explore your options.
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Galeria Aniela combines art market expertise with a wide
network of resources to guide clients through all
aspects of fine art dealings.
We help you navigate the
global art market, saving you time and
money.
Where Artistic Passion Meets Strategic Growth
Acquire
works
of art of impeccable
provenance,
where quality meets enduring investment value.
Whether you are making a first purchase or refining a
high-value portfolio, we provide the expert perspective
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Photo LEFT Nov. 2023: Aniela
Kos and Cameron Menzies Photo RIGHT 2003 : Aniela,
Bob Hawke
and Blanche D'Alpuget
At Galeria Aniela, Fine Art
refers to
high-quality
works by
renowned
artists
The
enduring friendship between Galeria Aniela and the legendary
Boyd family
has been a defining force in our professional journey, marking over three
decades of collaboration and shared artistic vision.
(1997) from LEFT:
Alexander Boyd, Yvonne and
Arthur Boyd, Aniela
Kos and
Jamie Boyd
Arthur Boyd's
legacy remains a focal point in the Australian art world. Our relationship with
the legendary
Arthur Boyd
began in 1995.
It has been a true privilege to nurture this friendship and host
numerous exhibitions of the Boyd’s family profound work.
Comprehensive Boyd Family Works:
Galeria Aniela curates significant collections of works by the
Boyd family,
including prominent Australian artists such as
Arthur Boyd,
David Boyd,
Guy Boyd,
Jamie Boyd,
and Lenore
Boyd.
Immerse yourself in
world-class art
that captures the depth of global
culture.
Video: Jamie Boyd,
the Boyd family important artist.
We deeply mourn the passing of Jamie Boyd
(19 Nov.1948 - 31 Oct. 2025), the son of Yvonne and
Arthur Boyd.
Current Highlights and Representation:
Jamie Boyd
(1948–2025): Galeria Aniela continues to celebrate
Jamie Boyd legacy as one of the family's
most important international artists, honoring him as a paramount figure in
their history.
2026,
Ongoing Exhibitions & Support:
Galeria Aniela continues to champion the
Boyd family's legacy, recently
supporting the landmark exhibition,
The Hidden Line: Art of
the Boyd Women,
at
Bundanon Boyd Art Museum.
Historical Milestone Partnerships:
Arthur Boyd
and the
Boyd family
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In
1997, Galeria Aniela
Fine Art
gallery and Sculpture Park had the distinct privilege of hosting the landmark
‘Best of Boyd’ exhibition. This historic event marked the first time six
members of the artistic dynasty -
Arthur Boyd,
Guy Boyd,
David Boyd,
Jamie Boyd,
Lenore Boyd
along with
Tessa Perceval
exhibited together under one roof.
Comprising 100 paintings and 40 bronze
sculptures, the exhibition garnered major national attention, featuring on
the front
page
of the
Sydney
Morning Herald and
on ABC TV’s
Australian National News and
Sunday Afternoon.
John Perceval
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In
2000, Galeria Aniela
Fine Art Gallery had
the honor of holding the
John Perceval
Retrospective. Featuring 80 works spanning 1946 to 1999. The exhibition was
a major media event, famously captured by the ABC TV
National News, who
flew the Australian National News crew to the
gallery's
& Sculpture Park by helicopter to document the
opening. Exhibition Dates: August 19 –
October 19, 2000.
Media Coverage:
Reported by senior journalist Anne Maria Nicholson for ABC TV. Opening:
Officially opened by Justin Miller Chairman of Sotheby’s Australia on August
19, 2000.
Charles
Blackman
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In
2002, Galeria Aniela
Fine Art Gallery
hosted a major retrospective for
Charles Blackman. This
landmark
Blackman Retrospective,
curated by Blackman Trust curator Walter Granek, gained significant national
recognition and was featured on SBS TV's
Art-Scream.
Historical Legacy: As of 2026, Charles Blackman (1928–2018) remains one of
Australia's most beloved figurative artists, and this retrospective is a key
part of his
exhibition history.
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