Over a long and distinguished lifetime in painting, Sir Sidney Nolan has returned again and again to images of his native Australia, its landscape and its people. He's particularly remembered for his series of paintings about the life of notorious bandit Ned Kelly. Nolan became fascinated by the ability of the Quantel Paintbox to make stencils and cut-up images. He brought photographs and drawings to his sessions on the computer and used them to make a series of new and extraordinary collages on an Australian theme.