A cluster of vivid green gooseberry fruit amongst leafy foliage. A cluster of vivid green gooseberry fruit amongst leafy foliage. — shown in a room setting A cluster of vivid green gooseberry fruit amongst leafy foliage. A cluster of vivid green gooseberry fruit amongst leafy foliage. A cluster of vivid green gooseberry fruit amongst leafy foliage. — artist's signature A cluster of vivid green gooseberry fruit amongst leafy foliage. — edge view A cluster of vivid green gooseberry fruit amongst leafy foliage. — detail
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A cluster of vivid green gooseberry fruit amongst leafy foliage.
A cluster of vivid green gooseberry fruit amongst leafy foliage. — shown in a room setting
A cluster of vivid green gooseberry fruit amongst leafy foliage.
A cluster of vivid green gooseberry fruit amongst leafy foliage.
A cluster of vivid green gooseberry fruit amongst leafy foliage. — artist's signature
A cluster of vivid green gooseberry fruit amongst leafy foliage. — edge view
A cluster of vivid green gooseberry fruit amongst leafy foliage. — detail
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Almost Ripe

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

61cm (W) x 61cm (H) x 4cm (D)

  • Original · Handmade
  • Signed by the artist
June Everett Verified artist
Mornington Peninsula Victoria
25 works sold

A$490

Artwork Description

This work is inspired by gooseberry fruit almost ready to enjoy and glowing like lanterns in shafts of sunlight.
In many shades of green, it would bring refreshing botanical interest to any living or office space.

Artist Bio
Photo of June Everett
June Everett 84 artworks | 18 Sold

After majoring in painting as part of my primary teaching diploma, I initially painted in oils. Having had approx 30 years hiatus, I am excited to again put brush to canvas, now working in acrylics.

I am inspired by our natural environment and especially by all aspects of our botanical world.

Each artwork is a fulfilling, delightful experience and an opportunity to develop new skills and techniques.