Inlet and Paperbark Ed. 1 of 1

This original print is a unique state print. Essentially it is a painting that has been created on a Perspex plate and transferred to paper. There is only one of these prints and it cannot be repeated as it does not have an edition. Created with artists quality oil based printing inks this image is rich in colour and texture. The inspiration behind this artwork arose after a day spent on the water of my favourite inlet and my fascination with the paperbark trees that grow on the shore. The print needs to be framed and the edges are not like a traditional print. There are a few creases on the paper. The edges are slightly marked which is inevitable when using this type of method so to frame it you would need crop the picture with a picture mount by about 1cm to create a nice clean edge. Print is signed but not numbered as it is unique.

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Landscape Artist, Bridget Seaton was born in the UK and became fascinated by Australia’s landscape in 1998 when she first visited as a backpacker. She migrated in 2010 to pursue her love of the Australian bush which is the subject matter for all her work. She works mainly in acrylics and the printmaking methods of monotype and collagraphy. Although based in Fremantle she frequently spends time in the bush, walking and painting on location, an essential part of her process. She holds a fine art degree from Cardiff University (UK) and is a qualified arts educator, teaching both adults and children in the community. Bridget has been selected for various printmaking shows and won first prize in the printmaking category of the Beverley Art Prize 2022. She frequently exhibits in WA in both regional and metro areas. Her paintings are in private collections in Australia and overseas.