A large oil on canvas landscape by Indonesian artist Sudjono Abdullah titled ‘Harvest’.
WITH the Penang State Art Gallery (PSAG) open again following the conditional movement control order, art lovers have an opportunity to gaze upon some rare masterpieces.
Its third floor space in Dewan Sri Pinang is currently exhibiting some 330 artworks which Datuk Dr Tan Chee Khuan recently donated to its permanent collection.
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A large oil on canvas landscape by Indonesian artist Sudjono Abdullah titled ‘Harvest’.
‘Women Dreaming’, an Aboriginal-styled acrylic on canvas work by Australia’s Nancy Long.
A visitor checking out the collection of artworks donated by Dr Tan to the Penang State Art Gallery’s permanent collection.
Abdullah Ariff’s 1954 watercolour ‘Tanjung Bungah Village’ is among those donated to the gallery.
‘Traditional Vietnamese’ from 2011 by Vietnamese artist V. Phouthone.
Datuk Mohd Hoessein Enas’ 1981 limited edition lithograph ‘K.D. Sri Selangor at St John’s Island’ is signed by both the artist and the vessel’s captain.
An old but undated watercolour by Khaw Sia, titled ‘Train Up Penang Hill’.
Austrian artist Roland Strasser’s oil painting, ‘A Japanese Woman’.
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