Still Standing: Port Willunga by Martha Augoustinos, Acrylic, Expressionism Still Standing: Port Willunga by Martha Augoustinos Still Standing: Port Willunga by Martha Augoustinos Still Standing: Port Willunga by Martha Augoustinos — artist's signature Still Standing: Port Willunga by Martha Augoustinos — edge view Still Standing: Port Willunga by Martha Augoustinos — detail Still Standing: Port Willunga by Martha Augoustinos — shown hanging
Still Standing: Port Willunga by Martha Augoustinos, Acrylic, Expressionism
Still Standing: Port Willunga by Martha Augoustinos
Still Standing: Port Willunga by Martha Augoustinos
Still Standing: Port Willunga by Martha Augoustinos — artist's signature
Still Standing: Port Willunga by Martha Augoustinos — edge view
Still Standing: Port Willunga by Martha Augoustinos — detail
Still Standing: Port Willunga by Martha Augoustinos — shown hanging
Painting by Martha Augoustinos 11 Artworks Sold

Still Standing: Port Willunga

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

60cm (W) x 90cm (H) x 4cm (D)

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Artwork Description

One of my favourite places on the Fleurieu Peninsula (South Australia) is Port Willunga. The old jetty pylons that still stand on the shoreline and shallows are an iconic feature of the seascape and a reminder of days gone by. This artwork captures the contrasting colours of the pylons against a deep blue sky and swilling shallow waters amongst the sandstone rocks. The painting was inspired by a photo taken by my friend and colleague Jonathan Potter, a regular visitor to this beautiful beach.

Artist Bio
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Martha Augoustinos 74 artworks | 3 Sold

My paintings try to capture the the vivid colours in beautiful Australian landscapes that I have visited during my travels. My recent work is inspired by aerial photographs of Australian desert landscapes, the Flinders Ranges and the seascapes of the Fleurieu Peninsular. I find painting inredibly meditative, indeed therapeutic. Everyone should try it!