Printmaking by Renee Clifton 357 Artworks Sold

Desert Wildflowers Print

Reproduction Print, Canvas, Ready to hang

150cm (W) x 65cm (H) x 3cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
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Artwork Description

Print on stretched canvas, ready to hang.

My mother was born on a mission in South Australia called Koonibba. Her grandparents raised her and throughout all her childhood she moved from town to town as her grandfather had to chase work as a farmer. During all her growing up and travelling from place to place throughout South Australia the outdoors was what she loved the most. She had a love for all the wildflowers that surrounded her. Today she still admires all the wildflowers that grow on the side of the road as well as the wildflowers in fields when we are travelling. Because of my mother's love of nature and a result of being born in the desert I have decided to put as much life and colour to depict all the beautiful colours of the Desert Wildflowers blooming from my mother’s country in the South Australian desert. Come with signed certificate of authenticity.

Artist Bio

Renee Clifton is based in Broome, Western Australia. Renee is a contemporary Aboriginal artist. Renee paints mostly about the environment around her that relates to hunting and gathering. It also involves waterholes, bush fruits, land lines, bush animals & more. Her designs are mainly inspired by native flora, fauna & the natural environment she lives in & from stories passed down from her elders. Renee’s mother is from the Northern Desert of South Australia and belong to the Kokatha Aboriginal group. Renee’s father is from the Kimberley and belongs to the Nyikina and Nyul Nyul Aboriginal group.

Commissions

Renee's studio is in Broome Western Australia