Saved by the "Z" Class Prototype Tram - Hawthorn Tram Museum.

Oil, Canvas, Framed by Artist

21.7in (W) x 31.5in (H) x 1.6in (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
$650

Artwork Description

The third of the trilogy of works from a visit to Hawthorn Tram Museum. Each of the three scenes were poignant with elderly gents engrossed in the heritage trams. The "Z" Class Tram was the prototype of the modern trams that saved Melbourne's tram system as it was considered to be more economic to use fuel based vehicles. As it turned out a very foresighted move as countries throughout the world are returning to trams to move passengers in their congested cities. The iconic Melbourne trams are much loved and are viewed with nostalgia.

Artist Bio

After completing a Diploma in Visual Arts, Sylvia has been actively exhibiting her work in Melbourne and its suburbs. She has an interest in depicting iconic scenes of Melbourne, its flora and in particular people going about their everyday life. Using oil, watercolour, ink and lino cut prints she enjoys depicting the images as she sees them in real life.

While Anna grew up in a family of artists, she has always appreciated the beauty of complexity of art. Throughout her life, she has always been engaged in the artistic process with different types of projects and has learnt many different and eclectic skills from crocheting, to french polishing. There has always been a strong desire to experiment with different mediums and effects. This passion to create and extend her artistry has further progressed into paintings.