Artwork Description

Sealed MDF board

Signed certificate of authenticity.

This artwork comes with an external frame

This industrial landscape artwork captures an aspect of the now disused Byron Bay Railway Station, this old water tank which has become a target for graffiti. It reminds us that when steam driven trains were an important part of the railway network, water tanks such as this played an important role. The painting has been created by the artist using a combination of acrylics and charcoal to emphasise its features.

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A combination of acrylic with charcoal for added emphasis, on MDF board, set in a white frame 68 cm X 58cm X 5cm, ready to hang

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