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historic hotel in the Rocks. Woman and paper boy. Men waiting outside pub

The Ocean Wave. The Rocks 1900's

17.7in (W) x 14.6in (H)

Drawing

$270

Street scene. Buildings and shops. people. historic hotel. man and dog going home

Observer Tavern, The Rocks,1900's

18.5in (W) x 13.8in (H)

Pencil

$270

The shop was owned by former Lord Mayor, W P Fitzgerald. Mother and child shopping. ad for Nestles

W P Ferguson. The rocks 1900's

18.5in (W) x 13.8in (H)

Drawing

$270

T.Holdaway.The Rocks NSW 1900's

17.7in (W) x 14.6in (H)

Drawing

$270

Pam Schultz

Kuranda, North Queensland

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Images and influence form ancestral motifs and history

Norse Shells Ed. 3 of 5

15.8in (W) x 23.6in (H)

Linocut Print

$430

A beach without birds is a poor place indeed! Mawson Bay beach is a part of the Tarkine wilderness area, NW Coast Tasmania. It is recognised as having National Heritage values. Aptly named, the wide stretches of beach and sand dunes reminds me of Mawson’s historical and desolate trek through the Antarctic in the year 1912. Indeed, the wild ocean stretches all the way to Argentina. There are no dogs on this beach, just sand, birds, seaweed, cuttlefish, rocks. ochre and creek estuaries. When one walks this desolated beach, they might feel they are drifting along unchartered territory just like Mawson in the Antarctica.

Mawson's Bay 2

40.2in (W) x 40.2in (H)

Acrylic

$4,050

Deep Sea corals are up to 6 klms below the surface of the ocean. The colours are striking but only deep sea submarines can access this underwater wonderland.

Deep Black

47.2in (W) x 35.4in (H)

Acrylic

$2,500

Camp Creek Timeline

57.1in (W) x 18.5in (H)

Oil

$490

MMMMM MMMMM

Whoop Whoop

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Christine Davis

Adelaide

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Solitary Tree

19.7in (W) x 15.8in (H)

Oil

$410

Oil painting of the pink frangipani flowers with a deep green background.

Plumeria Blooms

15.9in (W) x 15.9in (H)

Oil

$340

Seascape watercolour painting of the view from Second Valley Jetty. The rippled water is emerald green and the hill in the distance is a golden yellow.

Second Valley Ocean

20.5in (W) x 18.7in (H)

Watercolour

$310

A square seascape oil painting on stretched canvas of a wave crashing at the beach. The water is an emerald green and blue the sand is brown and pink.

Ocean wave on a sandy beach

29.9in (W) x 29.9in (H)

Oil

$430

Carol Forbes Croad

Runaway Bay Queensland

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King Leoplold sandstone cliffs on the King George River at dawn

King GeorgeRiver At Dawn 2

9.7in (W) x 12.6in (H)

Pastel

$260

Four Little Finches

24in (W) x 24in (H)

Oil

$1,430

Australian native banksia in an enamel jug

Australian Native 1

20.5in (W) x 28in (H)

Watercolour

$700

Blue irises in an enamel dairy jug with a bowl of citrus fruit

Blue Iris Still Life

20.1in (W) x 24in (H)

Oil

$810

ROSIE TARKU KING

Fitzroy, WA

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Tania Matilda

Melbourne

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The technique I use to create my work is similar to the ‘Automatic Drawings’ which was developed by the Surrealists to produce drawings from the unconscious. Only when deciding what colours to use do I consider what the final piece will look like which gives a balance of absolute abstract with no control and a considered deliberate piece of artwork.
As the work is abstract with a hint of the representational the viewer can interpret the work in any way they wish. It’s like looking at clouds with one person saying they can see a lion and another saying they can see a pineapple.
The titles I give to my work usually bare no connection to the work itself apart from how I’m feeling at the time of creating the work. As the work is not consciously meaningful, I don’t like to give the viewer an explanation as to what I think the image means or resembles but instead, an insight on how I felt on that day in my studio when the work was created

Some-one Elses Problem

16.5in (W) x 11.6in (H)

Mixed Media

$420

Time To Relax

11.6in (W) x 16.5in (H)

Mixed Media

$420

'Leg of Lamb, Frozen Raspberries, Milk'

18.7in (W) x 17.7in (H)

Oil

$730

I Think Im Getting Stressed I Need To Go Find A Quiet Space With A Creek

16.3in (W) x 11.6in (H)

Ink

$420

Bec Schopen

Sydney

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Belonging

29.9in (W) x 29.9in (H)

Acrylic

$910

Mystic Roses

29.9in (W) x 29.9in (H)

Mixed Media

$900

Dreams & Whispers

17.7in (W) x 17.7in (H)

Spray Paint

$500

Untamed Spirit

31.5in (W) x 47.2in (H)

Acrylic

$1,370

Narelle Callen

Mornington Peninsula, Victoria

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An imagined aerial view of a tropical island bay with sand sail boats and turquoise water

Sheltered Bay

13in (W) x 13in (H)

Acrylic

$450

An imagined island scene from an aerial view showing a deep lagoon, sailing boats, and beaches.

Now That We're Here

13in (W) x 13in (H)

Acrylic

$450

Painting shows an aerial view of hidden cove of turquoise water and sandy beaches with sailing boats anchored in the deeper blue water.

Anchored off Paper Point

14in (W) x 10in (H)

Acrylic

$450

imagined sand island in a turquoise sea. The artist uses a combination of collage and abstract marks to give the painting life and movement. There are sailing boats anchored in the water off the island beach. The painting has a happy, summery feel and would suit a beach house.

Sand and Sea

27.6in (W) x 27.6in (H)

Acrylic

$770

Richard Stanley

Cygnet, Tasmania.

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Beautiful reflections of Celery Top Islands in the South West Tasmania.

Celery Top Islands, Tasmania Ed. 3 of 20

47.2in (W) x 31.5in (H)

Giclée

$560

Dinghy at the beach at sunset with bird.
Giclee fine art print.

Tess 3 Ed. 6 of 10

47.2in (W) x 31.5in (H)

Giclée

$560

Warm colours at the beach with a full moon rising.

Supermoon

17.7in (W) x 17.7in (H)

Oil

$560

Pirates Bay, Tasman Peninsular, Tasmania

47.2in (W) x 23.6in (H)