Light and bright abstract outback scene reflecting two dark, sombre trees overlooking a filled dam or waterhole. Both are 40… Light and bright abstract outback scene reflecting two dark, sombre trees overlooking a filled dam or waterhole. Both are 40… Light and bright abstract outback scene reflecting two dark, sombre trees overlooking a filled dam or waterhole. Both are 40… Light and bright abstract outback scene reflecting two dark, sombre trees overlooking a filled dam or w… — artist's signature Light and bright abstract outback scene reflecting two dark, sombre trees overlooking a filled dam or waterhole.… — edge view Light and bright abstract outback scene reflecting two dark, sombre trees overlooking a filled dam or waterhole. Bo… — detail Light and bright abstract outback scene reflecting two dark, sombre trees overlooking a filled dam or waterh… — shown hanging
Light and bright abstract outback scene reflecting two dark, sombre trees overlooking a filled dam or waterhole. Both are 40…
Light and bright abstract outback scene reflecting two dark, sombre trees overlooking a filled dam or waterhole. Both are 40…
Light and bright abstract outback scene reflecting two dark, sombre trees overlooking a filled dam or waterhole. Both are 40…
Light and bright abstract outback scene reflecting two dark, sombre trees overlooking a filled dam or w… — artist's signature
Light and bright abstract outback scene reflecting two dark, sombre trees overlooking a filled dam or waterhole.… — edge view
Light and bright abstract outback scene reflecting two dark, sombre trees overlooking a filled dam or waterhole. Bo… — detail
Light and bright abstract outback scene reflecting two dark, sombre trees overlooking a filled dam or waterh… — shown hanging
Painting by Rosemary Legat 78 Artwork Sold

Drought Has Broken Diptych

Mixed Media, Canvas (Requires Framing)

32in (W) x 20in (H) x 0in (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included

(Requires Framing)

$440

Arrives 3–3 Oct

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Artwork Description

With thoughts of water abstract scenes still filling my imagination after completing Waters Edge and Yabby Billabong I moved on to create two pieces of art that create one artwork when hung together which is different than my two previous abstract watery sets.

Drought Has Broken Diptych started with two intuitive layers of applying acrylic paint in Australian outback colours.

Sombre thoughts of draught and at times, water scarceness across our country, came to mind, followed by the feelings of relief, in addition to the colours, look and smell of freshness around us after the rains come. I channeled my more positive feelings and thoughts to create this light, bright watery outback minimalistic landscape with only the hint of the dark, bare trees as a reminder to harder, challenging times.

Both are 40.6 (H) x 50.8 (W).

My work is organic therefore the dimensions of these paintings includes a rough 1 cm border which can be covered during your chosen framing method.

As they both require framing to hang my artwork photos include pictures of how this pair could look framed and hung.

Please check dimensions, in-situ images for display purposes only and may not be to scale.

Artist Bio
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Rosemary Legat 317 artworks | 10 Sold

Rosemary’s artistic journey is a delightful adventure that showcases the power of creativity. From a young age, she found joy in artistic pursuits, but it wasn’t until her retirement, amid the quiet of countless cover lockdowns, that she truly reconnected with her passion for art.

With an eclectic style that celebrates whimsy, Rosemary’s paintings are a vibrant reflection of her playful spirit. Rather than sticking to a rigid plan, she lets her creativity flow, allowing each piece to reveal itself organically. As she layers colors and textures, her work takes on a life of its own, resulting in captivating pieces that invite viewers into her imaginative world.

Originally working solely with acrylics on canvas, Rosemary has since embraced an exciting variety of materials. Now, her mixed media artworks bring together paint, ink, soft pastels, oil sticks, and collage, transforming her creations into multidimensional expressions of her vision.

At the heart of Rosemary’s art is a simple yet powerful motivation: it makes her happy! The joy she feels while painting shines through in every piece she creates, and sharing that joy with others has ignited her passion even further. With numerous pieces sold and a growing audience, Rosemary is driven to continue creating and sharing her artwork, ensuring that her vibrant imagination remains a central part of her life for years to come.

Commissions
Rosemary's studio is in Melbourne