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Australian Notes

Australian notes

25 March 2017

9:00 AM

25 March 2017

9:00 AM

Bill Leak used to say that Picasso changed his life. He was, he said, ‘a troubled youth’ of 16 years until he stumbled on a Picasso touring exhibition at the State Gallery of New South Wales. It made him realise that ‘life is worth living.’ He enrolled in the Julian Ashton Art School and began his career as a painter.

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