Milan Miskovic exceptional understanding of technique is evident in his work that has been seen by the shifting light that he achieves. His extensive experience with painting restoration has provided a strong background in understanding his medium and thus his mixes his own pigments as well as prepares and finishes canvases in the tradition of old Italian masters.  He brings a contemporary approach to his work with his way to build texture and colour and focuses on Australian landscapes, nudes and abstract paintings, captured organic nature of the subject, space and colour. He interspersed with symbolism that incorporates the mythical and spiritual dimension of the Australian art interpreted by the artist.

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Artist:    MILAN MISKOVIC (B. 1952 - )
Title:      SPIRIT OF THE COUNTRY
Medium: oil on canvas
Image Size:  101 x 91 cm
Signed:  Lower right
Price:     A$3,800
Provenance:  Artist collection

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Artist:    MILAN MISKOVIC (B. 1952 - )
Title:      Flowers far away
Medium: oil on canvas
Image Size:  101 x 101 cm
Signed:  Lower right
Price:     A$3,800
Provenance:  Artist collection

How to BUY             About buying art 

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Milan Miscovic was born in Yugoslavia in 1952, and arrived in Australia in 1989. Miskovic 's extensive experience with painting restoration has provided a strong background in understanding his medium and thus his mixes his own pigments as well as prepares and finishes canvases in the tradition of old Italian masters. He has an interesting career as an interior restorer of historic buildings. Miscovic worked ten years in Paris as conservator as well as an artist. Miskovic participated in many exhibitions while living in France.

Miskovic 's exceptional understanding of technique is evident in his work that has been seen by the shifting light that he achieves. Miskovic brings a contemporary approach to his work with his way to build texture and colour.  He focuses on Australian landscapes, nudes and abstract paintings, captured organic nature of the subject, space and colour, interspersed with symbolism that incorporates the mythical and spiritual dimension of art interpreted by the artist.

Miskovic 's palette continues to play a crucial and a times humorous role in his work following emphasising form, colour and texture that is subtle yet complex. He has been shown at the Alta gallery, the Yugoslavian consulate, Penrith gallery, the 5th Folr gallery, Beaux arts ball 2002 at Sheraton on the park in Sydney, Hill on Hargrave gallery in Paddington, Bondi Wadi gallery, Tap gallery, Antiques on Consignment Lydie Du Bray, Braemar gallery and Galeria Aniela in Kangaroo Valley. More recently Miscovic has been restoring the Egyptian church and GPO building in Sydney.