Acrylic on Board size: 30 x 38cm framed: 33 x 41cm "They followed us home from School" is an original painting by the Australian artist Max Mannix. He is a figurative painter of rural Australia whose works depict life in the outback in a light-hearted vein, with keen insight, and gentle humour. Works in oil, acrylic, pen, ink, and also etchings. His style is recognizable as his own. Leaving home at the age of sixteen, he spent 20 years working in the Australian outback.
Acrylic on Board size: 25 x 30cm framed: 28 x 33cm "The Chips are coooked - where's the fish?" is an original painting by the Australian artist Max Mannix. He is a figurative painter of rural Australia whose works depict life in the outback in a light-hearted vein, with keen insight, and gentle humour. Works in oil, acrylic, pen, and ink, and also etchings. His style is recognizable as his own. Leaving home at the age of sixteen, he spent 20 years working in the Australian outback.
Oil on Canvas Board Size: 30 x 38cm Framed: 51 x 58cm
Acrylic on Board size: 30 x 38cm framed: 33 x 41cm "He's got a Live Cartridge" is an original painting by the Australian artist Max Mannix. He is a figurative painter of rural Australia whose works depict life in the outback in a light-hearted vein, with keen insight, and gentle humour. Works in oil, acrylic, pen, and ink, and also etchings. His style is recognizable as his own. Leaving home at the age of sixteen, he spent 20 years working in the Australian outback.
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M. Mannix
Max Mannix was born in Nyah West, Victoria 1939, artist and print-maker, mostly self-taught who has become a well respected and collectable artist. He is a figurative painter of rural Australia whose works depict life in the outback in a light-hearted vein, with keen insight, and gentle humour. Works in oil, acrylic, pen, and ink, and also etchings. His style is recognizable as his own. Leaving home at the age of sixteen, he spent 20 years working in the Australian outback.
His experiences and memories of this time provide rich inspiration for his unique artworks. He has held many successful exhibitions in Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Canberra, and Perth. His works are represented at the Wollongong Art Gallery and in private collections in Australia, U.S.A., England, Israel, Japan, New Zealand, and Canada. Won the Bright Award, Vic. in 1978. Publications include “The Wild Colonial Boy”, J.M. Dent, Melbourne 1982.
Also listed in “Directory of Australian Printmakers” 1982, and “Artists and Galleries of Australia”.
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