Ann Thomson 'Blue, Teal and Grey Abstract' figurative along with her four sisters

along with her four sisters were popular subjects for artists during this period

Next came fame for his Archibald Prize winning portrait of David Wenham in 2000

'Acacia and Blackboys' 2004

'Sign of Life 10' 2014

'Time Had Come' 2004

Ann Thomson 'Blue, Teal and Grey Abstract' figurative along with her four sistersAnn Thomson occupies a distinctive position in Australian contemporary art, emerging at a pivotal moment when abstract expressionism reshaped artistic practice in Australia. Influenced by artists including Jon Molvig, Godfrey Miller, John Passmore and John Olsen, Thomson embraced the expressive freedom of abstraction while resisting its separation from lived experience. Her work is grounded in visual memory, observation and an intuitive response to