John Burge
A selection of pictures by John Burge. John Burge is a fine artist and illustrator who has worked and exhibited in both Australia and Europe over the last four decades. In 1996, he created a series of watercolour illustrations based on the Robert Louis Stevenson novella, 'The Bottle Imp'
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Through Darkling Glass, Chapter 10 Post Script: Keawe ran to Kokua, light as the wind. Joyous was their song. Their hearts were
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Through Darkling Glass, Chapter 10: 'You shall not. This bottle is mine.' He lurched forward, his foetid breath causing Keawe to
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Through Darkling Glass, Chapter 1: As the ship approached its destination, Keawe was amazed by the size of the harbour. Illustra
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Through Darkling Glass, Chapter 1: The man was elderly. His expression was full of sadness and regret, his brow lined with sorro
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Through Darkling Glass, Chapter 4: It happened in a trice. One moment he was there, the next he had gone. The two friends could
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Through Darkling Glass, Chapter 5: 'I am Kokua, daughter of Kiano,' she replied. 'And who are you?'. Illustration by John Burge
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Through Darkling Glass, Chapter 5: Though it seemed that he had all he could wish for, there were times when a deep yearning ove
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Through Darkling Glass, Chapter 8: The people of the town quickly noticed these strangers from Hawaii parading their wealth. Ill
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Through Darkling Glass, Chapter 9: He made his way through the dark streets until he came upon a tavern of low repute. ...A caco
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Through Darkling Glass,Chapter 6: The lawyer quickly took the bottle from a drawer and answered with great emotion, 'Two cents.
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Through Darkling Glass. Chapter 9: He met some of his fellow mariners, and drank with them. They hired a carriage and drove into
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Through Darkling Glass. Chapter 9: There was Kokua, curled on the floor in a state of exhaustion. She cradled the green bottle,
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