Four panels for a screen: loquat tree, gum and wattle trees, waterfall, picnic in a gully
In the vast tapestry of Australian Modernism, few works capture the rhythmic pulse of nature as intimately as Grace Cossington Smith’s "Four Panels for a Screen: Loquat Tree, Gum and Wattle Trees, Waterfall, Picnic in a Gully." Created in 1929, this monumental work is not merely a painting but an immersive environmental experience. Spanning an extraordinary width, the four panels act as windows into a curated botanical dreamscape, where the…



