The colours of Darook Park

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Artwork Details

Medium Oil, Wood, Framed by Artist
Dimensions 18.5in (W) x 12.6in (H) x 1.6in (D)
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Artwork Description

A happy, colourful little oil painting of an amazing little beach in Sydney’s southern suburbs, in Cronulla. It’s Darook Park, on Gunnamatta Bay.

Loose, relaxed and impressionistic in style, it’s a reminder the warmer weather near the water is much loved!

Original oil painting painted in a free, relaxed and painterly style, where you can see and appreciate every brushstroke. It arrives at your door already professionally framed so there are no extra costs and it is ready to hang.

I am passionate about the Australian landscape and each and every work is a joy to complete.

The frame is the same as that seen in the image. It will be professionally framed in this style when purchased so please allow a week for dispatch.

You will adore this artwork, as it is so calm yet vibrant and will bring you memories of either a place the you live and a view that you know, or like me, great memories of life growing up on the water.

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

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. ‘