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Antique rare print after Margaret Preston, Arum Lilies, framed artwork
$425.00
An antique 1920s printed illustration after Margaret Preston’s woodcut Arum Lilies, extracted from a rare art journal of the period, featuring the artist’s initials within the image, beautifully presented in a dark timber frame with an ivory double mount.
A striking Art Deco-era floral composition, combining expressive botanical forms, intricate carved-style detailing and bold black-and-cream contrasts characteristic of Australian modernist printmaking.
36cm x 26cm frame
18cm x 9cm artwork
About the Artist
Margaret Preston (1875–1963) was one of Australia’s most influential modernist artists, celebrated for her distinctive woodblock prints and vibrant floral still lifes. Born in Adelaide, she studied in Australia and Europe, drawing inspiration from Japanese printmaking, contemporary European art and Australian botanical subjects. A pioneering figure in Australian modernism, Preston helped establish printmaking as a significant artistic medium, and her work is represented in major national collections, including the National Gallery of Australia and National Gallery of Victoria.
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