Large rocks on top of the mountain against the sky. Native bushes in the foreground. Large rocks on top of the mountain against the sky. Native bushes in the foreground. Large rocks on top of the mountain against the sky. Native bushes in the foreground.
Large rocks on top of the mountain against the sky. Native bushes in the foreground.
Large rocks on top of the mountain against the sky. Native bushes in the foreground.
Large rocks on top of the mountain against the sky. Native bushes in the foreground.
Painting by Kichi koo 4 Artworks Sold

The Path to Devil’s Gulch

Oil, Canvas, Ready to hang

91cm (W) x 61cm (H) x 3cm (D)

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Artwork Description

Tasmania. From the top of kunanyi / Mount Wellington these amazing rock formations dominate the sky line. The native plants and bushes in the foreground create a colourful audience for these giants.

Artist Bio
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Kichi koo 6 artworks | 0 Sold

Kichikoo, a Tasmanian artist celebrating kitsch, nature still life, not necessarily in that order. Specialising in oil on canvas.

Kichikoo has been painting since 2005, initially under the tuition of Tasmanian Artist, Robin Mary Calvert, and recently with Artist Sarah Weaver at Jackson Studio, Hobart.

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Kichi's studio is in Tasmania