Audley, Boat Shed (framed)

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$490

Artwork Details

Medium Oil, Wood, Framed by Artist
Dimensions 8.7in (W) x 8.7in (H) x 1.6in (D)
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Artwork Description

This sweet little original work shows the end of the historic boat shed at Audley on the Port hacking River . In the Royal National Park,. The Royal National Park always inspires me. This piece ended up full of mauves and very impressionistic brushstrokes.

Expressively painted with every brushstroke purposeful yet relaxed.

The artwork is oil on primed wood board, and comes professionally framed in natural oak. it is a mini landscape, also know as table art which can be hung or placed on a side table or shelf.

The perfect size for a gift, and is light weight and unbreakable.

I have been a professional visual artist for over 30 years and I use the highest quality materials. I use Art Spectrum and Gamblin paints and mediums and each work is a completed with passion for the stunning Australian landscape.

Add to or begin your family’s original art collection. A gift to yourself or a loved one that will last a lifetime.

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Artist Bio

Established Australian artist, Nicole Southworth, grew up in the Sutherland Shire, Sydney

By the age of 19, she was exhibiting her oil paintings in prominent galleries in Sydney. Nicole held her first solo exhibition at the age of 21 in the eastern suburbs of Sydney, and has had many sell-out solo exhibitions since.

Nicole has been a professional artist for more than thirty years having sold thousands of oil paintings to collectors around the world.

Nicole also teaches monthly adult painting workshops.

“I am predominantly a landscape oil painter, enjoying bush and coastal scenes. My landscapes are influenced by many past and present Australian landscape artists, as well as the impressionist and post-impressionist movements.. Of particular interest to me, is the use of colour, light and movement in our unique Australian landscape. ‘