an explosion of bright colours from a memory of my garden flowers and what lies beneath an explosion of bright colours from a memory of my garden flowers and what lies beneath an explosion of bright colours from a memory of my garden flowers and what lies beneath an explosion of bright colours from a memory of my garden flowers and what lies beneath — artist's signature an explosion of bright colours from a memory of my garden flowers and what lies beneath — edge view an explosion of bright colours from a memory of my garden flowers and what lies beneath — detail an explosion of bright colours from a memory of my garden flowers and what lies beneath — shown hanging
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an explosion of bright colours from a memory of my garden flowers and what lies beneath
an explosion of bright colours from a memory of my garden flowers and what lies beneath
an explosion of bright colours from a memory of my garden flowers and what lies beneath
an explosion of bright colours from a memory of my garden flowers and what lies beneath — artist's signature
an explosion of bright colours from a memory of my garden flowers and what lies beneath — edge view
an explosion of bright colours from a memory of my garden flowers and what lies beneath — detail
an explosion of bright colours from a memory of my garden flowers and what lies beneath — shown hanging
Painting by Rob McMullan 84 Artwork Sold

Beneath the Banksia Rose - Conversations with a Currawong

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

16.1in (W) x 14.2in (H) x 0.8in (D)

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$530

Artwork Description

Another meditation on the heat of summer and the currawong saga in my backyard, an explosion of bright colours from memory of my garden flowers and what lies beneath.

Artist Bio
Photo of Rob McMullan
Rob McMullan 123 artworks | 79 Sold

Robyn’s colour-filled landscape and still life paintings are inspired by a thoughtful collision between the natural environment and human mediation.
With the Australian landscape in mind, she attests to the world at large through paint, presenting her findings energetically and fluidly on the canvas.
Her process depends on spontaneous action and reply, merging vigorous brushstrokes and mark-making, working in a deliberate yet expressive manner.
Her evocative artwork can be found in collections across Australia, New Zealand, UK and USA.