The Drovers Wife Series Waiting For The New Born

Rolled Canvas, requires stretching.

The Drovers Wife - Waiting For The New Born.

The mountains of high country Victoria are majestic and rugged with rivers constant in their flow,
This scene is of a drovers wife. She labour's for the new child to come throughout the last of the warm August days, with her man home at long last, to care for the other children. The afternoon is lost to weather closing in and the family must retreat home hopefully to welcome the new babe.

This piece would look well in an entrance area or living room and would equally enhance a public space, office or boardroom.
Texture is created with thick visible palette knife or brush strokes.
Quality Artist oil paints have been used on a good quality canvas .
Stretched and added with a stunning timber frame would only enhance a beautiful work such as this piece.
Neutral tones and an ambience of calm makes this piece ideal for the beach-house or farm-house decorator and would suit any area of the home or office.
All Amanda's artworks are signed on the front with a stamp of 'CARSON' in a neutral colour and appear in the bottom right hand corner of the piece.
Every piece comes with a certificate of authenticity.
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Amanda is a sky watcher and the ever changing cloud formations that fill the view from her studio and surrounding environment are her source for endless inspiration.
Mostly gentle, sometimes wild but no two days are ever the same.

East Gippsland region is a fabulous area to be located as an artist and also known as the 'Riviera of Victoria - the weather in this part of Victoria is fabulous.
Go for a short drive along the Great Alpine Road and you will find a pure, spring fed rivers, surrounded by the majestic mountains of the High country. Within half an hour you can enjoy the isolation and beauty of the stunning Ninety Mile beach.

Amanda is a dedicated full time Artist working from her studio. Mediums used include Acrylic, Oil, and Encaustic. Amandas work is directly influenced by Artists of the Heidelberg School. Amanda combines conservative with abstract, her works are tonal, with a minimal colour palette.

Amanda says she is fortunate to live in the 'Riviera of Victoria'- a vista of changing skies with extreme contrasts between seasons.

Come visit - you will love it!