Background
Judell was born in Melbourne in 1942, and studied at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University.
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Anne Judell
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She moved to Sydney in 1977 and then to the New South Wales southern highlands in 1992. In 1967 Judell married Fred Cress, a British migrant who had come to Australia in 1962. The work of Judell was the subject of a 2002 exhibition at Campbelltown Arts Centre.
A 2007 drawing executed in gesso and charcoal on Hahnemühle paper, First light, was selected for inclusion in the Blake Prize exhibition.
Judge of the competition, Guy Warren, observed:
A distinctive feature of Judell"s method is the time taken to create a drawing, with individual pieces sometimes taking several years. She was reported saying that Breath was unusual in being completed in one year.
Judell"s 2011 prize-winning work is held by the Art Gallery of New South Wales, the National Gallery of Australia, and the National Gallery of Victoria. Judell is represented in Melbourne by Gallery.
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