Afternoon Crows by Philip Osborn, Canvas Print
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Afternoon Crows by Philip Osborn, Canvas Print
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Framing option black
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Reproduction Print by Philip Osborn 59 Artworks Sold

Afternoon Crows

Canvas Print, Canvas, Ready to hang

Printed to size: 40cm (W) x 30cm (H) x 5.5cm (D)

Original Artwork Sold Out A$500

Print Size

Small 40 x 30cm

Complete your piece with a wood frame

Recommended

Natural is our curators’ preference. It adds warmth without announcing itself, keeping the artwork the focal point.

A$296
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Arrives 10 to 13 Nov

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Original Artwork's Description

Late in the afternoon crows seem to gather in flocks and go to their roosting trees. They can be loud and raucous. They are well adapted to the Australian bush and outback. A very clever bird.

Artist Bio
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Philip Osborn 290 artworks | 13 Sold

I’ve loved painting since an early age but my passion really started when I moved to Broken Hill. Travelling the far west of NSW as a district relief teacher and seeing the landscapes inspired me. I was fortunate enough to meet Eric Minchin one of the “Brushmen of the Bush” who taught me the basics of oil painting. I still travel to the outback mainly around the far west of NSW and the Broken Hill area. Occasionally with my daughter‚ Sarah‚ who is a photographer (http://frankly-photography.com/) who captures those iconic outback scenes which I never tire of painting. Since moving back to the mid north coast of NSW I have started painting some scenes in my local area which I also find enjoyable to paint.