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Nola Allen

Victoria Park, Western Australia

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Barefoot girl in strawberry dress on paddock fence line with looming storm in the background

Wheatbelt Storm

120cm (W) x 90cm (H)

Acrylic

A$900

Vibrant pink and purple Hydrangea with a pop of blue.

A Petal At A Time

64cm (W) x 64cm (H)

Acrylic

A$830

The pink petals of the Protea with deep burgundy accents all surrounded by lovely green foliage.

Protea Perfection

41cm (W) x 41cm (H)

Acrylic

A$580

The bloom of a Magnolia with a deep rich Carpel

Magnolia Delight

102cm (W) x 76cm (H)

Acrylic

A$900

Toni Telfer

Gold Coast

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Portrait of an Australian magpie in white charcoal on black paper

Glad tiding

46cm (W) x 39cm (H)

Charcoal

A$600

Andrea O

Yarra Valley VIC

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flame

180cm (W) x 180cm (H)

Acrylic

A$690

Plain patterned

180cm (W) x 180cm (H)

Acrylic

A$910

<andolin

180cm (W) x 210cm (H)

Acrylic

A$2,190

t

170cm (W) x 180cm (H)

Acrylic

A$3,000

Annie Kerr

Port Fairy

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Portrait of an albino horse and its character, focusing on its blue eye.

Equus 1

122cm (W) x 92cm (H)

Acrylic

A$760

Equus 3 Captain Midnights Horse

91cm (W) x 91cm (H)

Acrylic

A$640

Equus 4 Fjord Pony

61cm (W) x 77cm (H)

Acrylic

A$460

White horse black background

Equus 5 The Knight

51cm (W) x 41cm (H)

Acrylic

A$190

Chantal Kwast-Greff

Townsville, North Queensland, Australia

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This is a portrait of a man and a hero. This man is exhausted but still radiates energy. He typifies the permanence and timelessness of what it its to be human as he stands up against the devastating breath of adversity, for the good of all. This painting is an organic and visceral rendering of the all-encompassing fury of the fires that every year engulf part of the country, and of the heart-wrenching fight against the elements. It has an iconic dimension, inspired by the history of our big country and the scars left on the individual psyche and the world as it is now, here. The fire-fighter here is an image of resilience and generosity and courage we can all be proud off and say thank you to.

Fire Fighter

By Chantal Kwast-Greff

101cm (W) x 101cm (H)

Oil

A$1,230

The gift of life given by dying woman

THE GIFT

By Chantal Kwast-Greff

41cm (W) x 51cm (H)

Oil

A$670

This is a plein-air observation of the moving sky over the channel that separates Townsville in North Queensland and Magnetic Island. It is late summer and the monsoon is almost at an end, but the quiet winter skies are not here it. the clouds are still tormented and swift.

THE ISLAND

By Chantal Kwast-Greff

51cm (W) x 40cm (H)

Oil

A$620

OF DOGS AND MEN

By Chantal Kwast-Greff

40cm (W) x 40cm (H)

Oil

A$530

Suzie Ogilvie

Sydney

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Summer Days

By Suzie Ogilvie

29.5cm (W) x 21cm (H)

Gouache

A$670

This painting makes you quietly consider the work as you are guided around the work by the curves and lines as they direct your view. I felt this was similar to your daily thought that can sometimes be tense and other times calm

Contemplation

By Suzie Ogilvie

30cm (W) x 42cm (H)

Watercolour

A$900

I chose magenta as the main colour for its warmth with a touch of silver metallic throughout the artwork, so that as the light moved, the artwork moved with you.

Tulips

By Suzie Ogilvie

36.5cm (W) x 42.5cm (H)

Gouache

A$530

Valley Fog

By Suzie Ogilvie

48.5cm (W) x 36.5cm (H)

Acrylic

A$420

Lynette Gawne

Logan City, QLD

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A Karo Tribes woman has a amazing headdress made from long shells. her neck is is surrounded with a large amount of beads. she has the biggest smile on her face.

Karo Tribes Woman

By Lynette Gawne

48cm (W) x 63cm (H)

Oil

A$1,000

An African tribesman is standing and gazing quietly into the distance as he chews on a stick.

Hamer Tribesman

By Lynette Gawne

48cm (W) x 63cm (H)

Oil

A$1,000

An African woman stands proudly showing off her amazing array of shell and bead necklaces.

Woman Hamer Tribe

By Lynette Gawne

48cm (W) x 63cm (H)

Oil

A$1,000

A Karo woman stands on a rocky outcrop holding a baby. The plains and mountains are in the background.

Karo Woman and Baby

By Lynette Gawne

63cm (W) x 93cm (H)

Oil

A$1,040

Sandra McClean

Mornington Peninsula

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Last Light at Sunset, purples and pinks, Sky Reflections on the Bay.

Port Phillip Bay Sunset Reflections

By Sandra McClean

42cm (W) x 29.7cm (H)

Watercolour

A$630

Port Phillip Bay Colourful Sunset

Port Phillip Bay Sunset 2nd in Series

By Sandra McClean

42cm (W) x 29.7cm (H)

Watercolour

A$630

Colourful Sky and Reflections on the Bay

Port Phillip Bay Sunset

By Sandra McClean

42cm (W) x 29.7cm (H)

Watercolour

A$630

Aboriginal Man and his Dog in an dry creek bed near Alice Springs N.T.

“Affection”. Man and his Dog

By Sandra McClean

42cm (W) x 29.7cm (H)

Watercolour

A$630

Kyle Philip Cox

Sydney, Australia

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This piece responds to blue or black light and represents the duality of modern gay life—what is presented in the day (natural light) is often far different from the story revealed at night under the cover of night (blue light).
A process piece, it was painted with three sets of buttocks (nude male modes) covered in acrylic paint and asked to sit on the canvass. No guidance was given. Painters tape was removed after the process was complete.

Flower Power Bottoms (4 of 4)

By Kyle Philip Cox

60cm (W) x 50cm (H)

Acrylic

A$400

This piece responds to blue or black light and represents the duality of modern gay life—what is presented in the day (natural light) is often far different from the story revealed at night under the cover of night (blue light).
A process piece, it was painted with three sets of buttocks (nude male modes) covered in acrylic paint and asked to sit on the canvass. No guidance was given. Painters tape was removed after the process was complete.

Flower Power Bottoms (3 of 4)

By Kyle Philip Cox

50cm (W) x 60cm (H)

Acrylic

A$400

This piece responds to blue or black light and represents the duality of modern gay life—what is presented in the day (natural light) is often far different from the story revealed at night under the cover of night (blue light).
A process piece, it was painted with three sets of buttocks (nude male modes) covered in acrylic paint and asked to sit on the canvass. No guidance was given. Painters tape was removed after the process was complete.

Flower Power Bottoms (2 of 4)

By Kyle Philip Cox

60cm (W) x 50cm (H)

Acrylic

A$400

This piece responds to blue or black light and represents the duality of modern gay life—what is presented in the day (natural light) is often far different from the story revealed at night under the cover of night (blue light).

A process piece, it was painted with three sets of buttocks (nude male modes) covered in acrylic paint and asked to sit on the canvass. No guidance was given. Painters tape was removed after the process was complete.

Flower Power Bottoms (1 of 4)

By Kyle Philip Cox

50cm (W) x 60cm (H)

Acrylic

A$400

Melissa Trent

Melbourne

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A diptych depiction of a hot, dynamic valley.

N.B. 2 pieces each 60 x60cm

Girdle of Mirth

By Melissa Trent

60cm (W) x 60cm (H)

Acrylic

A$900

Journey to the self overlayed with an imaginary pathway to travel there.

All Roads Lead to Me

By Melissa Trent

46cm (W) x 46cm (H)

Acrylic

A$460

Caldera Cauldron

By Melissa Trent

110cm (W) x 70cm (H)

Acrylic

A$1,100

A red mountain with ocean foreground

Peak Experience

By Melissa Trent

122cm (W) x 76cm (H)

Acrylic

A$1,200