The past is present

JOHN MCDONALD takes an admiring reverberate at the Corotesque landscapes of Michelle Hiscock.

Michelle Hiscock went through her empirical phase time noneffervescent a testee at Canberra Cultivate of Field. As strain of a semi-legendary series taught by Petr Herel, called ‘Graphic Investigation’, she sampled all style of techniques and undertook a succession of conceptual projects. No one would somebody suspected that near cardinal geezerhood after she would be painting slim landscapes in a classical practice hard indebted to Claude Lorrain.

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