Lin Onus

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Lin Onus was a prominent Australian Aboriginal artist known for blending Indigenous imagery with Western painting techniques to explore themes of culture, identity, and reconciliation.

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Lin Onus canonical 2

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instanceOf Australian Aboriginal artist
artist
painter
person
activeYearsEnd 1996
activeYearsStart 1970
awardReceived Member of the Order of Australia
birthDate 1948-12-04
countryOfCitizenship Australia
deathDate 1996-10-24
ethnicGroup Aboriginal Australian
Yorta Yorta people
familyName Onus
father Bill Onus
fieldOfWork painting
printmaking
genre figurative art
landscape art
givenName Lin
hasInfluence contemporary Indigenous Australian artists
hasWork Barmah Forest
Fish and Storm Clouds
Fruit Bats
Michael and I are just slipping down to the pub for a minute
languageOfWorkOrName English
mainTheme Aboriginal cultural identity
land and environment
reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians
mother Mary Kelly
movement contemporary Indigenous Australian art
name Lin Onus
notableFor blending Indigenous imagery with Western painting techniques
exploring themes of culture, identity, and reconciliation
placeOfBirth Australia
Melbourne
Victoria
placeOfDeath Australia
Melbourne
Victoria
positionHeld Chair of the Aboriginal Arts Board of the Australia Council
representedBy Aboriginal Arts Board of the Australia Council
usedMedium acrylic paint
fibreglass sculpture
usedTechnique photorealism
rarrk cross-hatching

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William Onus hasRelative Lin Onus
Lin Onus name Lin Onus