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'When Ian Fairweather died in 1974 Australia lost an extraordinary artist and one of its greatest eccentrics. The reclusive, driven man left behind a body of paintings that today command huge prices at auction and hang on the walls of galleries around the world.
'At 60 years of age, Fairweather set off on a solo voyage across the sea on a hand-built, primitive raft. It is said that before the voyage he was a talented artist, but afterwards he became an extraordinary one. Fairweather Man is the story of Ian Fairweather's life and travels, and also a journey deep into the heart and soul of the man and his work.'
Source: ABC website, http://www.abc.net.au/
Sighted: 07/04/2010
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- 2010 joint winner New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards — Betty Roland Prize for Scriptwriting Joint winner with Jane Campion's Bright Star.
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