Acrylic on canvas, stretched and ready to hang.
Signed certificate of authenticity.
A large, textured contemporary artwork, hand-painted onto stretched canvas with internal support frame. The paint continues around the deep edges, ready to adorn your wall.
This expressive landscape depicts an aerial perspective of the shifting evening light across the Australian Outback landscape. Only professional grade acrylic artist paint has been used in this wonderful statement piece. It contains a myriad of magenta hues with,soft lustrous pinks and ochres and contrasting blues, all to indicate the land formations bathed in light.
It is signed and will also be delivered with a Certificate Of Authenticity.
- Varnished with quality varnish fo r lustre and UV protection
- Ready to hang with D-rings and picture wire already in place
- Artwork is signed by the artist
- Certificate of authenticity
IN SITU PHOTOS
‘In situ’ photos have been included to help with visualisation of the artwork in your home. In situ photos provided were created using the Artrooms and Insitu app and may not be perfectly to scale. This being said, every effort has been made to represent the size of the art accurately but please read the dimensions of the artwork to ensure it fits your space perfectly. Where provided, photos of framed art are for illustrative purposes only.
PACKAGING & DELIVERY
This artwork is available now and is ready to hang. . There is no need for additional framing. It would look great in a suggested Bluethumb float frame option.
The greatest of care is taken with my artwork and it will be carefully wrapped in bubble wrap and protected by a strong board and sturdy hand-built cardboard boxes. Packaging, insurance and delivery within Australia are included in the artwork price.
ABOUT CHRISTINE HYDE;
Christine is an award winning contemporary painter and art teacher with a bush studio in the majestic Blue Mountains of NSW. Christine paints lustrous landscapes and dreamscapes often referencing the world on her studio doorstep, the local region and its flora. Her aim is to create an art narrative depicting nature’s personality, character and randomness.
Christine’s paintings grace the walls of private collectors Australia-wide, in Japan, USA, UK and France, and can be seen in various Blue Mountains Art Galleries. She is the recipient of several art awards, is a finalist in prestigious exhibitions. Christine’s art practice this year incorporates group and solo art exhibitions, demonstrations to art societies, and workshops as well as her regular studio classes.