Agnes Kohler
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Artwork Description

Acrylic on stretched canvas, ready to hang.

Signed certificate of authenticity.

This artwork comes with an external frame

Artist Statement: "I find a lot of empty shells of the sand dollar washed up on the shore and sometimes I see them in the water in the water and I paint them in many colours."

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acrylic on canvas

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Stretched and ready to hang

This artwork is currently stretched and ready to hang.

It comes with an external frame.

Framed dimensions - 40.5(W) x 40.5(H).

Artwork dimensions - 40.5(W) x 40.5(H).

Tags#MIart, #Migallery, #Mirndiyan Gununa, #mornington island art, #shells, #aboriginal art, #contemporary aboriginal art

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Agnes Kohler
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Irregular circles Blue background There are many clusters of oval shapes resembling rocks, each cluster painted in the same colors and spread out over the art work. These brightly painted clusters sit atop a back ground of multiple s white and blue lines as if caught in a fishing net.Colored oval like shapes resembling rocks sitting on a black and white lined surface. At the top of the art work the cluster is painted in plum like color, and two of its rocks meets another cluster of orange painted rocks at the bottom. Both clusters leave space in the centre of art work for a yellowy cluster of rocks.Three patterns of yellow and orange clouds rise upwards ,the first orange cloud leaves space in the centre of the art work ,allowing for small pink and ocher pipies and cockles shells to meet. The first cloud like pattern then meets a cascade of orange and red ocher which appears to meet it in its tracks.
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