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ABOUT THE ARTWORK

 

2022

Chalk Pastel

48 x 67 cm

 

The Werribee River is one of those hidden-gems that deserves more acclaim than it sometimes receives. In some parts of Melbourne's outer-west one could be forgiven for forgetting that this treasure is there - winding its way quietly through the ever-expanding hustle and bustle of Wyndham. But for those who seek it out - it never fails to provide refreshment, inspiration and sanctuary. I was quite surprised to discover the stunning views from atop 'The Cliffs' looking down across the river and the plains beyond not too far from the Werribee Mansion - especially considering I had lived in the area for over twenty years! The view brought to mind scenes from 'The Lord of the Rings' films and I couldn't help but think of the early explorers and pioneers looking out and surveying the land. I took a number of photos that day and used one of them to base this chalk pastel drawing on. I named my artwork 'Surveying a Sunlit Plain' to reflect that pioneering spirit and the joy of a sunlit day.

 

This image will be printed on Hahnemühle German Etching paper to best suit the original medium.

Surveying a Sunlit Plain

$55.00Price
  • Most of my original artworks are available in archival quality print form and are printed using the giclée process by ACME et al in Steels Creek, Victoria. Each stage of the printing process is carefully overseen by James, the printer (with nearly three decades of industry experience), to ensure the highest quality product. These prints are made to last for decades with minimal fading and are printed on high-end, sturdy papers.

     

    Because the prints are made on demand and printed individually rather being mass-produced, please allow between two to three weeks for processing and delivery of your order (or a little longer for customers outside of Australia).

     

    Please note that framing is not included with print purchases.

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