A s45mall painting capturing a glimpse of the Pumicstone Passage looking through the tops of trees. A s45mall painting capturing a glimpse of the Pumicstone Passage looking through the tops of trees. A s45mall painting capturing a glimpse of the Pumicstone Passage looking through the tops of trees.
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A s45mall painting capturing a glimpse of the Pumicstone Passage looking through the tops of trees.
A s45mall painting capturing a glimpse of the Pumicstone Passage looking through the tops of trees.
A s45mall painting capturing a glimpse of the Pumicstone Passage looking through the tops of trees.
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Ramada Veranda

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

45cm (W) x 35cm (H) x 3cm (D)

  • Original 路 Handmade
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JOAN MURPHY Verified artist
Cunnamulla
17 works sold

A$240

Artwork Description

This small painting has been painted looking over the Pumicstone Passage. As stress relief Shannon and I began kayaking on the passage, and then we brought this form of stress relief back to Cunnamulla. We have fun on the Warrego. I combine my work with pleasure and in this way stay happy, calm and carefree.

Artist Bio
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JOAN MURPHY 32 artworks | 1 Sold

Jo is the founder of True Gusto, an artistic enterprise specialising in creating historical murals and picture books that celebrate regional heritage, particularly focusing on areas such as Lightning Ridge, through Cunnamulla, to Yowah鈥檚 opal industry.
Through rich visual storytelling, Jo brings regional histories to life, fostering cultural preservation and community identity. Through her collaborative, research-driven practice, Jo transforms public spaces into dynamic educational platforms that empower communities across generations.
The story can be as simple as capturing the love between a man and his animal or as complex as reimagining the complex personality of historical figures such as the Eulo Queen and the even more complicated people who record their lives, like Hugh Sawrey.
If you would like to read articles about these themes on Medium https://medium.com/@jo_78184