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A bold icon returns to brilliance.

John Kelly’s Man Lifting Cow 2016, a landmark sculpture unveiled in central Sunshine in 2016, has been meticulously restored—reviving the artist’s original vision and aligning it with his internationally celebrated cow sculptures in London, Paris, and Melbourne Docklands.

Paying homage to the West’s agricultural legacy and a personal tribute to Kelly’s father—who worked at the Mountain View quarries along the Maribyrnong River—the work continues to anchor a deep cultural narrative in the heart of the community.

Restoration and fabrication by Fundere Fine Art Foundry, ensuring this beloved piece endures for generations.

🎥 Video courtesy of Creative Brimbank

An initiative of Brimbank City Council, Creative Brimbank celebrates the power of art to connect, inspire and transform community.

Six canvases variously depicting wattle, hot Australian skies and intimations of dark colonial history are coming to the auction market, having all hung in the Manhattan apartment of the Sydney-born former president of the World Bank, Sir James Wolfensohn KBE AO.

Wolfensohn, who died in New York in 2020, was the first and only owner of the six pictures – two by Arthur Boyd and four by Fred Williams.

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