Judy Cotton & Sir Robert Cotton

A daughter and father joint exhibition

5th - 30th March

Judy Cotton: New paintings – Landscape as metaphor and memory 2004– 2005
Judy is an Australian born artist who has lived and worked in New York since 1971. Her work is represented in: Metropolitan Museum of Art NY; Getty Trust of Los Angeles; New Orleans Museum of Art; San Francisco Museum of Art; Phillips Collection of Washington; National Gallery of Australia.

Judith Cotton, Moon Flower 4, Encaustic on Panel, 40.6 x 40.6cm

Judith Cotton, Summer Diary, Encaustic on Panel, 122 x 305cm

Judith Cotton, Noon, Encaustic on Panel, 45.7 x 71.1cm

Judith Cotton, Crows, Encaustic on Panel, 61 x 40cm

Judith Cotton, Two Fish, Encaustic on Panel, 61 x 40.6cm

Judith Cotton, Double Moon Flower (2), Encaustic on Panel, 71.1 x 35.5cm

Judith Cotton, Morning Glory (1), Encaustic on Panel, 30.4 x 30.4cm

Judith Cotton, Double Morning Glory (1), Encaustic on Panel, 40.6 x 20.3cm

Judith Cotton, Double Morning Glory (2), Encaustic on Panel, 20.3 x 81.2cm

Judith Cotton, Morning Glory, Encaustic on Panel, 30.4 x 30.4cm

Judith Cotton, Runalong Dogs, Encaustic on Panel, 10.2 x 71.1cm

Judith Cotton, Off Land - Jonah, Encaustic on Panel, 55.8 x 91.4cm

Sir Robert Cotton K.C.M.G., A.O.: Encouraged by his cousin and fellow photographer, Olive Cotton, Sir Robert adopted photography as a hobby – from home and abroad as Australian consul general in New York and Australian ambassador in Washington. His photographs of the Australian landscape span 6 decades from 1939, following the footsteps of explorers Burke and Wills, and Charles Sturt to present day images.

Sir Robert Cotton, Broken Hill 1939, Black & White Photograph

Sir Robert Cotton, Expeditions #1, Black & White Photograph

Sir Robert Cotton, Boarding Train, Black & White Photograph

Sir Robert Cotton, Gate, Black & White Photograph

Sir Robert Cotton, High Country, Black & White Photograph

Sir Robert Cotton, Palm Beach, Black & White Photograph

Sir Robert Cotton, River Crossing, Black & White Photograph

Sir Robert Cotton, Timber Mill 1, Black & White Photograph

Sir Robert Cotton, Timber Mill 2, Black & White Photograph

Sir Robert Cotton, Tweed River, Black & White Photograph

Sir Robert Cotton, Plane, Black & White Photograph

Sir Robert Cotton, Retracing Burke & Wills Travels, North of Tibooburra - 1939, Black & White Photograph

Sir Robert Cotton, Routine Maintenance, Broken Hill Aero Club - 1938, Black & White Photograph, 31 x 30cm

Sir Robert Cotton, Portrait, Bob Cotton - 1941, Black & White Photograph, 40 x 28cm

Sir Robert Cotton, Mine Dump, Broken Hill. As Seen from the Road to Sydney - 1937, Black & White Photograph, 38 x 50cm

Sir Robert Cotton, North Mine Dump, Broken Hill. As Seen from the Road to Sydney - 1937, Black & White Photograph, 36 x 50cm

Sir Robert Cotton, View of Town of Tibooburra, Top End of NSW - 1939, Black & White Photograph, 27 x 40cm

Sir Robert Cotton, Water Tower at Mine Dump, Broken Hill - 1938, Black & White Photograph, 38 x 50cm

Sir Robert Cotton, Truly Bogged, North of Tibooburra - 1939, Black & White Photograph, 30 x 30cm

Sir Robert Cotton, A Break in the Winter Weather, Palm Beach NSW - 1984, Black & White Photograph, 38 x 50cm

Sir Robert Cotton, River Gums, Stephens Creek (North of Broken Hill) - 1941, Black & White Photograph, 37 x 50cm