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If it wasn’t for curator Rosalind Hollinrake, a great of Australian art could have been lost to obscurity. Clarice Beckett's story is both poignant and familiar – an enormity of talent boxed away in a quiet life, boarded by the expectations tied to being a woman in the early twentieth century. But make no mistake, small life or not, there is nothing trivial about Beckett’s work.

In this series of five lithographs, Beckett’s unique and precious vision is brought back to life. Commissioned as a commemorative project by Nadine Amadio and Hollinrake, printed at Marnling Press and never …