Using shape and colour to identify the movement of ground in farming paddocks, dry under the harsh sun and salty ocean air. … Using shape and colour to identify the movement of ground in farming paddocks, dry under the harsh… — shown in a room setting Using shape and colour to identify the movement of ground in farming paddocks, dry under the harsh sun and salty ocean air. … Using shape and colour to identify the movement of ground in farming paddocks, dry under the harsh sun and salty oc… — detail
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Using shape and colour to identify the movement of ground in farming paddocks, dry under the harsh sun and salty ocean air. …
Using shape and colour to identify the movement of ground in farming paddocks, dry under the harsh… — shown in a room setting
Using shape and colour to identify the movement of ground in farming paddocks, dry under the harsh sun and salty ocean air. …
Using shape and colour to identify the movement of ground in farming paddocks, dry under the harsh sun and salty oc… — detail
Painting by Karen Stackpole Stackpole 2 Artworks Sold

Grass trees in summer

Watercolour, Paper, Framed by Artist

44cm (W) x 32cm (H) x 1cm (D)

Original Artwork

A$190

Artwork Description

Influenced by areas of the farmland around the coastal torn of Denham in Western Australia. The dry and rough countryside contradicted by lush green growth of the iconic Western Australian grass trees.

Artist Bio
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Karen Stackpole Stackpole 26 artworks | 0 Sold

I love the colours of the Australian bush and the outback. Having come from a photography background, I find it look at and notice shade and light, texture and tone and its that which i try to capture. It's my dream for someone else to love a painting of mine as much as I do, enough to want it for their own.