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Gallery archiveThese pieces are not available for sale; for other works, see the Gallery Shop. BeachedAnother minuture for those with little wall space on which to display artworks.oil painting 26 x 21 cm$110Broken Fence"Captured" soon after their brief trip outside the paddockoil painting 40 x 36 cm$185Boy on boogie board and his dogA perfect mix for fun.oil painting 76 x 30cm$280Down the HuonHere I hope to show the dramatic contrast between the scenery of the D'Entrecasteaux Channel and the Huon Valley.oil painting 90 x 45cm$475Last Light at CygnetAlthough only a few kilometres away Cygnet has a totally different feeling to the Channel, here I have attempted to depict this in the stillness of the water and the colours of the land.oil painting each 30 x 80cm$400Safe AnchorageThis byway with its narrowish canal looked safe for small boats.oil painting 35 x 65 cm$260Shadow of SilenceHere we see the robin return to his previous habitat to find the trees all felled for timber.oil painting 60 x 50 cm$400Channel ViewThis was a recent commission.oil paintingColes BayThis is from a recent trip to Coles Bay.oil paintingChristmass at WoodbridgeXmas bbq at Woodbridge.oil paintingJ & C's CottageJ & C's cottage near Gardeners Bay.oil paintingWhooo!The broken window caught my eye and while painting it the owl appeared.pastel/graphite 21 x 26 cm$130FreedomOne lone calf off to see the world.. or find mumoil painting 33 x 27 cm$180MatesMy children and grandchildren were the inspiration for this scene of youngsters building sand castles. No particular children were depicted, it could have been one or two of any of them, they are mostly adults now but I remember sunny days on the beach watching them play.oil painting 40 x 50cm$320Going HomeOriginally I intended this to be a lone dinghy on the beach but the scene cried out for human participation so the lone fisherman with his dog were created.oil painting 80 x 30cm$280Tulip on the window sillI was attracted by the reflection the flower made against the cold window as the morning sun pierced the petals of the flower.oil painting 30 x 80cm$280Glaziers BayPainted for the Huon art Exhibition Southern Exposure 2005, this view is of the Hast Mountains reflected in the waters of the Huon River at Glaziers bay.oil painting 90 x 30cm$350Two Pink RosesCommissioned on request to match a bedroom decor.oil painting 40 x 30cm$150The ContenderOriginally built for the Americas Cup, this yacht wasn’t ready in time, now it is available for charter around Auckland’s Waitemata Harbour.oil painting 45 x 90cm$290SpinnakersI was inspired to paint these yachts as they passed by my window, the wind was up and the colourful sight of all the different sails was too good to miss.oil painting 80 x 30cm$280Last LightThis sunset was painted from one I saw while on a trip to Western Australia, the boat wasn’t there but one could see how the light would have created a golden mirage out of any vessel that came by, I added the boat to show this effect.oil painting 80 x 30cm$280The BlowholeHere I was endeavouring to capture the rainbow produced by the fine spray as the water gushed out of the hole in the rocks.oil painting 90 x 45cm$380The LonerA familar sight on a beach is the lone fisherman.oil painting 44 x 48 cmOyster Cove looking NorthThis painting was done especially for the 2 ½ days in Margate Art Exhibition As the title suggests the scene depicts the view of the inlet as seen from the boat launching area along Manuka Road at Oyster Cove.oil painting 40 x 90cm$250Two BoatsAgain the refections of the still water caught my eye.oil painting 30 x 76 cmSundownerHere I have tried to express the typical Tasmanian winter sky.oil painting 60 x 50cm$380StrandedSmall dinghy at the mercy of the ebb and flow of the tide.oil painting 76 x 30cm$280Boy and his dog - Silverwater Park WoodbridgeChildren with their pets are always fun to watch and capture in oils.oil painting 76 x 30cm$280Bruny Island from WoodbridgeThe million dollar view from Peppermint Bay restaurant at Woodbridge.oil painting 90 x 60cm$550Bruny Island from Woodbridge HillLooking east from the top of Woodbridge Hill the view is stunning. On a clear day one can see over the island to the Tasman Peninsula where the infamous Penal Colony of Port Arthur is located.oil painting 90 x 45cm$360WaitingI painted this small picture due to popular demand of this particular type of scene. There seems to be a strong feeling of nostalgia connected to the single dinghy left on the beach.oil painting 25 x 25cm$90Move OverWatching the seagulls arguing over the same perch, I imagined this was what the bird in flight was screaming at his feathered friend who was taking up all the available space on the Woodbridge jetty capstan.oil painting 25 x 25cm$90South from Peppermint BayAgain the dinghy scene, here we see the required drift wood all piled up ready for the barbeque, on the horizon we can see Mt Morgan which is situated on South Bruny Island.oil painting 45 x 93cm$350Home on the FarmOriginally painted for the Latrobe Australia Day Art Exhibition, this painting was bought by the Woodbridge Community to give to our local Police Constable when he left the area, as he said it reminded him of Woodbridge.oil painting 45 x 40cm$300The old and the newI always enjoy painting birds and animals but when finished I felt this painting with the swan with the little cygnets alone, appeared as rather a cliché, so the old dinghy was added as an after thought.oil painting 30 x 25cm$120Summer HarvestAnother painting especially done for the 2007 Latrobe Australia Day Art Exhibition – the theme being – The place of rural life in contemporary society.oil painting 80 x 33cm$330Free for allPainted for the 2007 Woodbridge en Plein Air Art Exhibition. These parrots are regular visitors in my garden where they are welcome to all that is available.oil painting 50 x 40cm$280KingfisherThis small pastel was painted especially to complement the ornate gum-leafed frame.pastel/graphite 18 x 15cm$30Lioness with cubsThe challenge of being able to reproduce this lovely family group in their natural surrounding as the sun set on their fur soon became a labour of love, I must admit I was a little sad to sell them.pastel/graphite 80 x 120cm$480Seven a.m. FridayAs I was doing a radio interview to promote the Woodbridge en Plein Air painting competition and exhibition. The sun seemed to explode over Bruny Island right into my lounge room, so I just had to rush out and grab my pastels.pastel/graphite 35 x 30cm$250Honeyeaters 1 & 2These bossy little birds terrorise the blue wrens by insisting they own the whole garden,pastel/graphite 21 x 39 cm$175LakesideThis boat was found on the side of the Great Lakes, Tasmania.oil painting 76 x 30 cm$320Packing UpThe colours reflected at the end of day remind us it's time to go home.oil painting 76 x 30 cmPecking OrderChickens are my favourites. They are so relaxing to watch.oil painting 28 x 28 cm$150PusscatA study of purrfection.pastel/graphite 34 x 42 cmSilverwater ParkA peaceful little safe beach not far fom our home in Woodbridge.oil painting 76 x 30 cmTogethernessTogether, watching the waves.oil paintingSunriseAn example of the wonderful colours available to Tasmanian artists.oil painting 61 x 46 cmSouthern GlowPainted for the Hobart Show.oil painting 101 x 51 cmSailing HomeA view of the D'entrecastreaux Channel with our home in the background.oil painting 76 x 30 cmStonebridge LockPainted for the cover of my book "Legacies". The lock was where the body of the baby William was found.oil painting 30 x 45 cmWesterly over Bruny IslandAnother of the moods of the Island captured on canvas. I was drawn to paint the way the clear blue contrasted with the otherwise grey moody sky.oil painting 90 x 40cm$280Rover and DustyThe ‘not quite’ farm dogs belonging to my daughter, this drawing was done with graphite and an eraser, with just a touch of coloured pastel for their collars.pastel/graphite 18 x 15cm |
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