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Australian red waratahs and white blossoms
Australian red waratahs and white blossoms
Australian red waratahs and white blossoms — artist's signature
Australian red waratahs and white blossoms — edge view
Australian red waratahs and white blossoms — detail
Australian red waratahs and white blossoms — shown hanging
Painting by Rachel-Lee Murray 16 Artworks Sold

Waratahs - Sea of Red

Oil, Canvas, Ready to hang

101cm (W) x 76cm (H) x 3.5cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
A$1,450

Artwork Description

'Waratah' is an Aboriginal word meaning 'beautiful' and this huge crimson flower is arguably the most spectacular plant in the Australian bush. Featuring my favourite magenta and rose tones, this work reflects my fascination with the form of the waratah and pays homage to the timeless botanical prints of Margaret Preston.

Artist Bio
Photo of Rachel-Lee Murray
Rachel-Lee Murray 49 artworks | 3 Sold

Rachel-Lee Murray is a mixed media artist based in Newcastle. A former reporter/producer for Channel Nine and later a primary school teacher, she discovered her true passion for painting and photography in the early 2000's. Rachel's other passion is travelling and her work often incorporates places she has visited and urban culture. Many of her current works reflect her love of bicycles. Rachel also enjoys painting contemporary portraits of people and pets.