arRecord = new Array() arRecord[1] = new Array() arRecord[1][1] = "2005FallingMist" // Name arRecord[1][2] = "Falling Mist - 2005" // Title arRecord[1][3] = 152 // Size - height cms - NOT in Quotes arRecord[1][4] = 213 // Size - width cms - NOT in Quotes arRecord[1][5] = "acrylic on canvas" // Medium arRecord[1][6] = "16,000" // Price arRecord[1][7] = "true" // Sold arRecord[1][8] = 715 // Photo height - NOT in Quotes arRecord[1][9] = 1000 // Photo width - NOT in Quotes arRecord[1][10] = "This painting started as a play on the idea of mist falling using a sort of progressive falling and disintegration of images. It also invokes the idea of a theatrical curtain similar to lowering mist. It's very simple and lyrical - the bush in a quiet and intimate mood." arRecord[2] = new Array() arRecord[2][1] = "2005SeminyakSilver" arRecord[2][2] = "Seminyak Silver - 2005" arRecord[2][3] = 152 arRecord[2][4] = 213 arRecord[2][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[2][6] = "16,000" arRecord[2][7] = "true" arRecord[2][8] = 713 arRecord[2][9] = 1000 arRecord[2][10] = "The idea of a silver beach is a cliche invoking white sand and bright light. I've found that a beach looks more like true silver metal when the sand is a darker volcanic grey and the light is a lot less intense. I've also painted this particular beach as Turquoise and as Jade. This painting is a sort of reconstruction from collaged realist sources - it can even be turned upside down for a different effect!" arRecord[3] = new Array() arRecord[3][1] = "1982BeachApproach" arRecord[3][2] = "Beach Approach - 1982" arRecord[3][3] = 140 arRecord[3][4] = 125 arRecord[3][5] = "acrylic and oil on canvas" arRecord[3][6] = "14,000" arRecord[3][7] = "true" arRecord[3][8] = 850 arRecord[3][9] = 759 arRecord[3][10] = "One of a series of paintings where I sort of "motion-injected" a figure (in this case myself) into the landscape. The idea was in part inspired by Duchamp's "Nude Descending A Staircase". There's also a bit of 70's inspired performance documenta - for my photo sources I had to set up a camera and do a series of exactly measured timed exposures of the particular walked approach. The actual footprint at the base was from my 4 year old daughter, Crystal - mine was way too big." arRecord[4] = new Array() arRecord[4][1] = "1985SkyToSky" arRecord[4][2] = "Sky To Sky - 1985" arRecord[4][3] = 125 arRecord[4][4] = 193 arRecord[4][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[4][6] = "14,000" arRecord[4][7] = "true" arRecord[4][8] = 696 arRecord[4][9] = 1000 arRecord[4][10] = "Mangrove creek where I lived in the 70's and 80's. When you walk above on the sandstone ridges you realize the creek flows from the North sky to the South sky. This painting is from dusk when most of the valley is in rich shadow. It's a painting with 2 horizons and can be hung in any of 4 ways like a carpet or like the Central Desert map paintings which at this time were just beginning to be shown to the wider world." arRecord[5] = new Array() arRecord[5][1] = "1985Summer" arRecord[5][2] = "Summer - 1985" arRecord[5][3] = 92 arRecord[5][4] = 130 arRecord[5][5] = "acrylic on canvas on board" arRecord[5][6] = "8,000" arRecord[5][7] = "true" arRecord[5][8] = 599 arRecord[5][9] = 950 arRecord[5][10] = "This was a painting of the wind - a subject I quite often painted in the 70's and 80's as it added a unifying dynamic compositional device based on mystery and movement. I clearly remember this one as being from a hot north-westerly "bushfire" wind in mid-summer and when I saw it recently I was suprised at how much cool colour was in it." arRecord[6] = new Array() arRecord[6][1] = "1986Wattle86" arRecord[6][2] = "Wattle '86" arRecord[6][3] = 92 arRecord[6][4] = 152 arRecord[6][5] = "acrylic on canvas on board" arRecord[6][6] = "10,000" arRecord[6][7] = "true" arRecord[6][8] = 496 arRecord[6][9] = 900 arRecord[6][10] = "I lived in this valley for 15 years. It has been well settled by dairy farmers for over 150 years but still maintains a wild and rugged feel. In mid-winter the wattle comes out around the creek. I have painted a sort of dot flower pattern instead of the actual trees to celebrate it." arRecord[7] = new Array() arRecord[7][1] = "2005SquaredWaterII" arRecord[7][2] = "Squared Water II - Wind On Water - 2005" arRecord[7][3] = 122 arRecord[7][4] = 122 arRecord[7][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[7][6] = "10,000" arRecord[7][7] = "" arRecord[7][8] = 800 arRecord[7][9] = 800 arRecord[7][10] = "This painting is a study of a moment in time but also a study in symmetry and randomness. It's carefully constructed from heavily edited photographs, but also relies on totally unpredictable effects produced by the interaction of glazes and large calligraphic brushes." arRecord[8] = new Array() arRecord[8][1] = "2003WoolwichWater" arRecord[8][2] = "Woolwich Water - 2003" arRecord[8][3] = 92 arRecord[8][4] = 92 arRecord[8][5] = "acrylic on paper on canvas" arRecord[8][6] = "4,000" arRecord[8][7] = "" arRecord[8][8] = 780 arRecord[8][9] = 781 arRecord[8][10] = "Many of my paintings, particularly the water surface studies, are about the interaction of different layers with each other. These layers are mainly produced not from the water itself but from the elements outside the painting - in this case, the sky, the buildings and the wind. With water the subject is often Emptiness." arRecord[9] = new Array() arRecord[9][1] = "2002LagunaSilver" arRecord[9][2] = "Laguna Silver - 2002" arRecord[9][3] = 122 arRecord[9][4] = 183 arRecord[9][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[9][6] = "14,000" arRecord[9][7] = "true" arRecord[9][8] = 570 arRecord[9][9] = 850 arRecord[9][10] = "It's not uncommon for a painter to make many versions of a subject - this is my fifth version of this particular painting. I find that in positioning the rocks in different places and changing the light direction and even flipping the image horizontally, I can re-create a new Zen Garden with it each time. However I think that this one may well be the last version." arRecord[10] = new Array() arRecord[10][1] = "2002Gateway" arRecord[10][2] = "Gateway - 2002" arRecord[10][3] = 76 arRecord[10][4] = 122 arRecord[10][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[10][6] = "7,000" arRecord[10][7] = "true" arRecord[10][8] = 638 arRecord[10][9] = 1000 arRecord[10][10] = "From a series of paintings I've done over the years where the subject is what's at my feet. Often, as with this one, the centre of the composition is empty. The gap between the stones gives a symmetry to an otherwise informal arrangement." arRecord[11] = new Array() arRecord[11][1] = "2002CollinsBeach" arRecord[11][2] = "Collins Beach - A Break In The Drought - 2002" arRecord[11][3] = 160 arRecord[11][4] = 150 arRecord[11][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[11][6] = "14,000" arRecord[11][7] = "" arRecord[11][8] = 830 arRecord[11][9] = 778 arRecord[11][10] = "A noisy trickle of water from the previous night's rain marks an end to a long drought. A small ray of hope on a once-pristine beach - this is where Capt. Philip was speared for interfering with the locals dividing up a beached whale in May 1790." arRecord[12] = new Array() arRecord[12][1] = "2006LongReefLastLight" arRecord[12][2] = "Long Reef - Last Light - 2006" arRecord[12][3] = 92 arRecord[12][4] = 153 arRecord[12][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[12][6] = "9,000" arRecord[12][7] = "true" arRecord[12][8] = 608 arRecord[12][9] = 1000 arRecord[12][10] = "Long Reef is the only non-sandstone headland I know in the Sydney area coastline. The soft red earth stone it's made from stains the local beaches with its erosion and its reflections - especially at sunset. This painting needed dramatic water effects to match the dramatic colours." arRecord[13] = new Array() arRecord[13][1] = "2006RiseAndFall" arRecord[13][2] = "Rise And Fall - Balmoral Nocturne - 2006" arRecord[13][3] = 122 arRecord[13][4] = 122 arRecord[13][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[13][6] = "10,000" arRecord[13][7] = "true" arRecord[13][8] = 800 arRecord[13][9] = 800 arRecord[13][10] = "Full moon rising and light rain falling with a strange sort of empty calmness between ... This is a record of a dramatically different night on a very familiar beach." arRecord[14] = new Array() arRecord[14][1] = "1987Tudibaring" arRecord[14][2] = "Tudibaring - 1987" arRecord[14][3] = 92 arRecord[14][4] = 92 arRecord[14][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[14][6] = "6,000" arRecord[14][7] = "" arRecord[14][8] = 800 arRecord[14][9] = 800 arRecord[14][10] = "Word has it that "Tudibaring" is an Aboriginal word meaning "where the waves pound like a beating heart" - a very romantic description of an obviously powerful and dangerous place. Few surfers or swimmers or fisherman go here although it's just below a quite heavily populated area. Even artists quickly take photos and go home to their studios... I remember painting a lot of this with the canvas on its side and using very wet dribbling paint for the water effects - one of the first times I used this technique." arRecord[15] = new Array() arRecord[15][1] = "1987WhiteFalls" arRecord[15][2] = "White Falls - 1987" arRecord[15][3] = 76 arRecord[15][4] = 76 arRecord[15][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[15][6] = "4,500" arRecord[15][7] = "true" arRecord[15][8] = 800 arRecord[15][9] = 800 arRecord[15][10] = "What attracted me to this subject was the echo of the white of the waterfall in the white of the mist in the valley below. There's another echo in the rapidly falling water and the more gently falling mist and this is what suggested the title." arRecord[16] = new Array() arRecord[16][1] = "1989BlueLedgesII" arRecord[16][2] = "Blue Ledges II - 1989" arRecord[16][3] = 153 arRecord[16][4] = 179 arRecord[16][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[16][6] = "16,000" arRecord[16][7] = "true" arRecord[16][8] = 685 arRecord[16][9] = 800 arRecord[16][10] = "A dramatic composition that relies on arranging two elements (rock and water) around a diagonal. As with a lot of my work it relies heavily on contrasts - smooth/rough, detailed/blurred, warm colour/cool colour, wet/dry, light/dark and so on." arRecord[17] = new Array() arRecord[17][1] = "1989RosellasAndRain" arRecord[17][2] = "Rosellas And Rain - 1989" arRecord[17][3] = 183 arRecord[17][4] = 137 arRecord[17][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[17][6] = "14,000" arRecord[17][7] = "true" arRecord[17][8] = 850 arRecord[17][9] = 643 arRecord[17][10] = "I've often used rain as a subject - like wind, it's a unifying and dynamic compositional device. This painting also has the extra crossing element of the Crimson Rosella's flight path. From above Mangrove Creek." arRecord[18] = new Array() arRecord[18][1] = "1989RisingWater" arRecord[18][2] = "Rising Water - 1989" arRecord[18][3] = 178 arRecord[18][4] = 152 arRecord[18][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[18][6] = "16,000" arRecord[18][7] = "" arRecord[18][8] = 900 arRecord[18][9] = 768 arRecord[18][10] = "This is one of the first works I did in this series - a view from a clifftop North of Sydney from 1989. I hadn't actually worked with rock textures in this manner before and I remember the learning curve was steep and full of accidents." arRecord[19] = new Array() arRecord[19][1] = "1990AndadoMirages" arRecord[19][2] = "Andado Mirages - 1990" arRecord[19][3] = 91 arRecord[19][4] = 190 arRecord[19][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[19][6] = "14,000" arRecord[19][7] = "true" arRecord[19][8] = 478 arRecord[19][9] = 1000 arRecord[19][10] = "On the western edge of the Simpson Desert. Rains had only recently passed leaving the roads like red porridge and large pools between the sand ridges. In the distance the mirages became confused with the real water." arRecord[20] = new Array() arRecord[20][1] = "1991NormanvilleTerns" arRecord[20][2] = "Normanville Terns - 1991" arRecord[20][3] = 122 arRecord[20][4] = 122 arRecord[20][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[20][6] = "10,000" arRecord[20][7] = "true" arRecord[20][8] = 850 arRecord[20][9] = 841 arRecord[20][10] = "Normanville is on the Fleurieu Peninsula below Adelaide and this painting is from a windy day when the Crested Terns are sheltering beside a beach lagoon. The flight patterns and splashes and geometric divisions were suggested by the wind." arRecord[21] = new Array() arRecord[21][1] = "1991StocktonShadows" arRecord[21][2] = "Stockton Shadows - 1991" arRecord[21][3] = 92 arRecord[21][4] = 122 arRecord[21][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[21][6] = "8,000" arRecord[21][7] = "true" arRecord[21][8] = 643 arRecord[21][9] = 850 arRecord[21][10] = "Stockton is a large area of dunes beside the ocean just north of Newcastle. Because it has the classical Sahara type desert look it is often used as a film location. This painting relies on a strongly diagonal composition and dramatically dark shadows." arRecord[22] = new Array() arRecord[22][1] = "1995FullMoon&Cockatoos" arRecord[22][2] = "Full Moon and Cockatoos - 1995" arRecord[22][3] = 122 arRecord[22][4] = 244 arRecord[22][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[22][6] = "16,000" arRecord[22][7] = "true" arRecord[22][8] = 507 arRecord[22][9] = 950 arRecord[22][10] = "A large panorama of the Hawkesbury River (on Sydney's north border) at dusk with a summer full moon. If you look for it you can see this site on the southbound side of the freeway coming down to the river." arRecord[23] = new Array() arRecord[23][1] = "1995Kingfisher&Rainbow" arRecord[23][2] = "Kingfisher and Rainbow - 1995" arRecord[23][3] = 107 arRecord[23][4] = 107 arRecord[23][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[23][6] = "9,500" arRecord[23][7] = "" arRecord[23][8] = 795 arRecord[23][9] = 800 arRecord[23][10] = "Every now and again when I'm painting a particular subject a rainbow emerges. Sometimes it's because of a particular grade in the sand colours and often it's in the blends in a dusk sky. In this case it's a gradation of the colours in the water. I've often used these bird's "flight-paths" as a subject - their momentary flash is what punctuates and punctures an otherwise meditative stillness." arRecord[24] = new Array() arRecord[24][1] = "1995SummerAtGarie" arRecord[24][2] = "Summer At Garie - 1995" arRecord[24][3] = 122 arRecord[24][4] = 122 arRecord[24][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[24][6] = "10,000" arRecord[24][7] = "true" arRecord[24][8] = 800 arRecord[24][9] = 800 arRecord[24][10] = "The existence of fresh water with salt water often gives a more interesting compositional division. This is a small un-named creek flowing onto one of the more remote beaches on Sydney's southern borders." arRecord[25] = new Array() arRecord[25][1] = "1997Bilgola" arRecord[25][2] = "Bilgola - 1997" arRecord[25][3] = 92 arRecord[25][4] = 198 arRecord[25][5] = "acrylic on canvas on board" arRecord[25][6] = "14,000" arRecord[25][7] = "true" arRecord[25][8] = 458 arRecord[25][9] = 1000 arRecord[25][10] = "I called another version of this painting "Shadow Surfers". The interplay of the long horizontal shadows of beachside trees unifies this composition of richly coloured areas." arRecord[26] = new Array() arRecord[26][1] = "1998SoftEdges" arRecord[26][2] = "Soft Edges - 1998" arRecord[26][3] = 41 arRecord[26][4] = 122 arRecord[26][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[26][6] = "6,000" arRecord[26][7] = "true" arRecord[26][8] = 319 arRecord[26][9] = 950 arRecord[26][10] = "An unusual size format like a horizontal scroll - this emphasizes the wave progression. I also exaggerated the glowing quality in the sand and the water." arRecord[27] = new Array() arRecord[27][1] = "1998TempleGarden" arRecord[27][2] = "The Temple Garden - 1998" arRecord[27][3] = 122 arRecord[27][4] = 183 arRecord[27][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[27][6] = "14,000" arRecord[27][7] = "true" arRecord[27][8] = 643 arRecord[27][9] = 950 arRecord[27][10] = "Commissioned by a client who needed a painting that showed atmosphere and details rather than a particular place. I also wanted it to have a sort of meditative quality to it - hence the title." arRecord[28] = new Array() arRecord[28][1] = "1998TheRedRock" arRecord[28][2] = "The Red Rock - 1998" arRecord[28][3] = 137 arRecord[28][4] = 167 arRecord[28][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[28][6] = "14,000" arRecord[28][7] = "true" arRecord[28][8] = 689 arRecord[28][9] = 850 arRecord[28][10] = "A more than normally abstract/modernist painting. Because it uses a completely flat perspective there is a map-like quality that relates closely to the painting surface. This encouraged me to use a sort of caligraphic/grafitti approach to many of the areas in the work." arRecord[29] = new Array() arRecord[29][1] = "1999ForestPool" arRecord[29][2] = "Forest Pool - 1999" arRecord[29][3] = 153 arRecord[29][4] = 153 arRecord[29][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[29][6] = "14,000" arRecord[29][7] = "true" arRecord[29][8] = 800 arRecord[29][9] = 800 arRecord[29][10] = "While I was on Hawaii 1999 I was on the lookout for a small intimate waterfall and of course all the signs pointed me to the great spectacular ones as often happens. It wasn't until the last day or so that I found this one nestled in a corner of a huge garden only a few yards from the ocean. Because it was a subject I had not painted for many years and because it was from a totally strange place I made many new technical discoveries with this one." arRecord[30] = new Array() arRecord[30][1] = "1999ThePoint" arRecord[30][2] = "The Point - 1999" arRecord[30][3] = 92 arRecord[30][4] = 122 arRecord[30][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[30][6] = "8,000" arRecord[30][7] = "true" arRecord[30][8] = 673 arRecord[30][9] = 900 arRecord[30][10] = "What attracted me to this subject was the very simple composition and colour divisions. Interestingly the trees reflected on the surface are a very similar colour to the sand underneath which adds a lot to the elegant simplicity of the painting." arRecord[31] = new Array() arRecord[31][1] = "2000AfternoonSandGarden" arRecord[31][2] = "Afternoon Sand Garden - 2000" arRecord[31][3] = 122 arRecord[31][4] = 153 arRecord[31][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[31][6] = "14,000" arRecord[31][7] = "" arRecord[31][8] = 630 arRecord[31][9] = 800 arRecord[31][10] = "I remember painting the stripes in the water with my parallel fingers and then glazing it with a transparent brown and then an opaque blue-purple for the sky reflections. Not the way I normally paint water - but then each one's very different. Afternoon colours are always richer because of the contrasts with the deep shadows." arRecord[32] = new Array() arRecord[32][1] = "2001CableBlock" arRecord[32][2] = "The Cable Block - Balmoral - 2001" arRecord[32][3] = 122 arRecord[32][4] = 153 arRecord[32][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[32][6] = "12,000" arRecord[32][7] = "true" arRecord[32][8] = 674 arRecord[32][9] = 850 arRecord[32][10] = "This block of concrete is what anchors one end of the thick steel cable holding the pool net at Balmoral. Normally I'd consider it a fascistic intrusion of the highest order on an otherwise beautifule curve of beach. However over many years of observing it I've grown to see it as slowly being corroded back into the ocean. The littoral zone eventually maintains its own purity - it stays the same by changing." arRecord[33] = new Array() arRecord[33][1] = "2007DuskAfterRainMittagong" arRecord[33][2] = "Dusk After Rain Mittagong - 2007" arRecord[33][3] = 102 arRecord[33][4] = 76 arRecord[33][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[33][6] = "5,000" arRecord[33][7] = "true" arRecord[33][8] = 800 arRecord[33][9] = 597 arRecord[33][10] = "A fast and furious downpour on the Highlands gives way at dusk to an almost cosmic sky. Often when I'm in this area I'm drawn to subjects that are straight out of 18th century Romanticism - perhaps that's why it attracted so many early Euro-settlers." arRecord[34] = new Array() arRecord[34][1] = "" arRecord[34][2] = "" arRecord[34][3] = 120 arRecord[34][4] = 180 arRecord[34][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[34][6] = "14,000" arRecord[34][7] = "" arRecord[34][8] = 667 arRecord[34][9] = 1000 arRecord[34][10] = "" arRecord[35] = new Array() arRecord[35][1] = "" arRecord[35][2] = "" arRecord[35][3] = 44 arRecord[35][4] = 44 arRecord[35][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[35][6] = "3,000" arRecord[35][7] = "" arRecord[35][8] = 700 arRecord[35][9] = 700 arRecord[35][10] = "" arRecord[36] = new Array() arRecord[36][1] = "" arRecord[36][2] = "" arRecord[36][3] = 122 arRecord[36][4] = 122 arRecord[36][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[36][6] = "10,000" arRecord[36][7] = "true" arRecord[36][8] = 800 arRecord[36][9] = 800 arRecord[36][10] = "" arRecord[37] = new Array() arRecord[37][1] = "" arRecord[37][2] = "" arRecord[37][3] = 44 arRecord[37][4] = 44 arRecord[37][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[37][6] = "3,900" arRecord[37][7] = "" arRecord[37][8] = 750 arRecord[37][9] = 750 arRecord[37][10] = "" arRecord[38] = new Array() arRecord[38][1] = "" arRecord[38][2] = "" arRecord[38][3] = 44 arRecord[38][4] = 44 arRecord[38][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[38][6] = "" arRecord[38][7] = "" arRecord[38][8] = 700 arRecord[38][9] = 700 arRecord[38][10] = "" arRecord[39] = new Array() arRecord[39][1] = "" arRecord[39][2] = "" arRecord[39][3] = 122 arRecord[39][4] = 122 arRecord[39][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[39][6] = "10,000" arRecord[39][7] = "true" arRecord[39][8] = 800 arRecord[39][9] = 800 arRecord[39][10] = "" arRecord[40] = new Array() arRecord[40][1] = "" arRecord[40][2] = "" arRecord[40][3] = 122 arRecord[40][4] = 122 arRecord[40][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[40][6] = "10,000" arRecord[40][7] = "" arRecord[40][8] = 800 arRecord[40][9] = 800 arRecord[40][10] = "" arRecord[41] = new Array() arRecord[41][1] = "" arRecord[41][2] = "" arRecord[41][3] = 137 arRecord[41][4] = 137 arRecord[41][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[41][6] = "12,000" arRecord[41][7] = "" arRecord[41][8] = 850 arRecord[41][9] = 850 arRecord[41][10] = "" arRecord[42] = new Array() arRecord[42][1] = "" arRecord[42][2] = "" arRecord[42][3] = 92 arRecord[42][4] = 92 arRecord[42][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[42][6] = "5,000" arRecord[42][7] = "true" arRecord[42][8] = 750 arRecord[42][9] = 750 arRecord[42][10] = "" arRecord[43] = new Array() arRecord[43][1] = "" arRecord[43][2] = "" arRecord[43][3] = 137 arRecord[43][4] = 137 arRecord[43][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[43][6] = "12,000" arRecord[43][7] = "true" arRecord[43][8] = 850 arRecord[43][9] = 850 arRecord[43][10] = "" arRecord[44] = new Array() arRecord[44][1] = "" arRecord[44][2] = "" arRecord[44][3] = 120 arRecord[44][4] = 180 arRecord[44][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[44][6] = "14,000" arRecord[44][7] = "" arRecord[44][8] = 667 arRecord[44][9] = 1000 arRecord[44][10] = "" arRecord[45] = new Array() arRecord[45][1] = "" arRecord[45][2] = "" arRecord[45][3] = 44 arRecord[45][4] = 44 arRecord[45][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[45][6] = "3,000" arRecord[45][7] = "" arRecord[45][8] = 700 arRecord[45][9] = 700 arRecord[45][10] = "" arRecord[46] = new Array() arRecord[46][1] = "" arRecord[46][2] = "" arRecord[46][3] = 122 arRecord[46][4] = 122 arRecord[46][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[46][6] = "10,000" arRecord[46][7] = "true" arRecord[46][8] = 800 arRecord[46][9] = 800 arRecord[46][10] = "" arRecord[47] = new Array() arRecord[47][1] = "" arRecord[47][2] = "" arRecord[47][3] = 44 arRecord[47][4] = 44 arRecord[47][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[47][6] = "3,900" arRecord[47][7] = "" arRecord[47][8] = 750 arRecord[47][9] = 750 arRecord[47][10] = "" arRecord[48] = new Array() arRecord[48][1] = "" arRecord[48][2] = "" arRecord[48][3] = 44 arRecord[48][4] = 44 arRecord[48][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[48][6] = "" arRecord[48][7] = "" arRecord[48][8] = 700 arRecord[48][9] = 700 arRecord[48][10] = "" arRecord[49] = new Array() arRecord[49][1] = "" arRecord[49][2] = "" arRecord[49][3] = 122 arRecord[49][4] = 122 arRecord[49][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[49][6] = "10,000" arRecord[49][7] = "true" arRecord[49][8] = 800 arRecord[49][9] = 800 arRecord[49][10] = "" arRecord[50] = new Array() arRecord[50][1] = "" arRecord[50][2] = "" arRecord[50][3] = 122 arRecord[50][4] = 122 arRecord[50][5] = "acrylic on canvas" arRecord[50][6] = "10,000" arRecord[50][7] = "" arRecord[50][8] = 800 arRecord[50][9] = 800 arRecord[50][10] = ""