4. LUCY CULLITON 11. ELISABETH CUMMINGS INDIVIDUAL WORKS Veggie plate 1988 Untitled undated oil on board oil on canvas MERV MULHING Wedding shelf undated 5. FRANK LITTLER 12. JO BRAITHWAITE wood and acrylic Spider car 1997 Untitled (cameo) 2010 oil on board oil on canvas JOHN PEART Imbroglio date 6. LOUISE KERR 13. NEIL FRAZER acrylic on canvas Untitled undated Big red undated mixed media oil and resin on wood panel 7. ROBERT MACLEOD 14. EUAN MACLEOD Untitled undated Pit with ladders 2000 oil on board oil on 3 canvas panels HENRY MULHOLLAND 15. EUAN MACLEOD COLLECTION Untitled 1989 oil pastel, crayon, and pencil 16. MAX WATTERS Henry Mulholland was born in 1962 in Londonderry and Rooftops Murrurundi undated migrated with his family from Northern Ireland to Australia in oil on board 1973. Settling in Bowral he attended Bowral High School and 17. ROBERT CAMPBELL JNR left in 1978. After seven years working on the NSW Railway. Teaching to make boomerangs 1990 in art took him to Sydney where he Henry’s growing interest acrylic on wood enrolled at East Sydney Technical college graduating in 18. RUTH WALLER 1988. Twenty years of exhibiting followed, solo exhibitions No. 7 go no further 1989 Ray Hughes, Australian Galleries, and Rex Irwin were oil paint generally well received. As a nine times Archibald prize finalist Henry was is more 8. ROY JACKSON OBJECTS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT happy with the attention his work received over the years, Blue visitor 1994 DAVID USHER perhaps the most satisfying and enjoyable aspect of living oil on board Orange and gold vase date and working as an artist was the friendships with other 9. CHRIS O’DOHERTY medium artists, and those collectors who support them. Henry now aka REG MOMBASSA works for one of leading auction houses Deutscher Sydney’s DAVID USHER Leo at Glen Helen undated and Hackett as a senior art specialist, a job that he says Funeral urn date charcoal on paper more than satisfies his need to be around paintings. medium 10. JO BRAITHWAITE JEFF THOMPSON In 1982 while working on the NSW Railway he went to the Untitled (whale painting) 2001 Holdsworth Gallery in Woollahra and purchased his first Roast chicken undated oil on canvas metal three pictures; lithographs by Olsen, Dickerson and Lloyd
4. LUCY CULLITON Veggie plate 1988 oil on board 5. FRANK LITTLER Spider car 1997 oil on board 6. LOUISE KERR Untitled undated mixed media 7. ROBERT MACLEOD Untitled undated oil on board 8. ROY JACKSON Blue visitor 1994 oil on board 9. CHRIS O’DOHERTY aka REG MOMBASSA Leo at Glen Helen undated charcoal on paper 10. JO BRAITHWAITE Untitled (whale painting) 2001 oil on canvas 11. ELISABETH CUMMINGS Untitled undated oil on canvas 12. JO BRAITHWAITE Untitled (cameo) 2010 oil on canvas 13. NEIL FRAZER Big red undated oil and resin on wood panel 14. EUAN MACLEOD Pit with ladders 2000 oil on 3 canvas panels 15. EUAN MACLEOD Untitled 1989 oil pastel, crayon, and pencil 16. MAX WATTERS Rooftops Murrurundi undated oil on board 17. ROBERT CAMPBELL JNR Teaching to make boomerangs 1990 acrylic on wood 18. RUTH WALLER No. 7 go no further 1989 oil paint OBJECTS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT DAVID USHER Orange and gold vase date medium DAVID USHER Funeral urn date medium JEFF THOMPSON Roast chicken undated metal INDIVIDUAL WORKS MERV MULHING Wedding shelf undated wood and acrylic JOHN PEART Imbroglio date acrylic on canvas HENRY MULHOLLAND COLLECTION Henry Mulholland was born in 1962 in Londonderry and migrated with his family from Northern Ireland to Australia in 1973. Settling in Bowral he attended Bowral High School and left in 1978. After seven years working on the NSW Railway. Henry’s growing interest in art took him to Sydney where he enrolled at East Sydney Technical college graduating in 1988. Twenty years of exhibiting followed, solo exhibitions Ray Hughes, Australian Galleries, and Rex Irwin were generally well received. As a nine times Archibald prize finalist Henry was is more happy with the attention his work received over the years, perhaps the most satisfying and enjoyable aspect of living and working as an artist was the friendships with other artists, and those collectors who support them. Henry now works for one of Sydney’s leading auction houses Deutscher and Hackett as a senior art specialist, a job that he says more than satisfies his need to be around paintings. In 1982 while working on the NSW Railway he went to the Holdsworth Gallery in Woollahra and purchased his first three pictures; lithographs by Olsen, Dickerson and Lloyd
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