New South Wales Art Gallery

 New South Wales Art Gallery

My next destination it's going to be New South Wales Art Gallery, where I'm really willing to see "Die Springle"

This is a piece of art made by the Romanian paintor Aurel Abramovici in  1932.
This picture consists on a girl and a boy in two different trampolines that are going to jump into the water in the same way.

It has immpressed me that they are in the sea or a lake, instead of a swimming pool, place where trampolines usually are and their arm's position which are extended above their head.
I would highlit the beauty of the water in this picture and the ambition of this two people of jumping into the water in such an elegant form,

Lastly, I want to go this place in Sidney because of its history and drawings which I think that they'll impress me a lot,

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