Howard Taylor: A Painters JournalThis richly illustrated AGWA publication offers an extraordinary glimpse into the creative mind of Howard Taylor, one of Western Australias most significant artists. Anchored by a full transcription of Taylors handwritten journal (19462001), this book reveals the meticulous processes behind his work, supported by sketches, annotations, and artworks from The State Art Collection, private and public collections across Australia. Essays by Melissa

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