Artwork Description

Acrylic on canvas, stretched and ready to hang.

Signed on the front.

The banksia flower was given to me by a friend back in 2015. It stayed beautiful even as it dried so I simply couldn’t throw it away, and it’s been decorating the lounge room since. Here the banksia is posing in a blue jug I found in my local op shop. I'm not often attracted to the colour blue, but there was something about the almost indigo colour, and the way light reflected off it's surface that made it a must have vessel for both the living and dried flowers and plants I have in my home.

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Acrylic on canvas

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This artwork is currently stretched and ready to hang.

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A bunch of daffodils in an old jar next to a stack of books with a small vase sitting on top of the book stack.  There are orange and lemon segments scattered in the foreground. An interior with a tea pot and brown bottle with poppies in it, sitting on a desk.  In the background is an armchair, coffee table and windows.  A posy of succulents sits in a white jug atop a stack of three books.  There is a crystal glass with dessert wine in it, and a half lemon resting against the glass. A pear sits next to the books, opposite the glass. Daffodils  sitting in a jar atop two books.  There is a cut lemon to the right of the jar.
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