pelican study

Canvas Print, Canvas, Ready to hang

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

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A$306

Arrives 25–28 Sep

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Original Artwork's Description

The drawing process is in fact one of recording memory and I have always enjoyed looking at artists sketchbooks and these works depict the the process of studying a particular topic. I enjoy the fluid nature of line as it also describes the personal aspect of the artists emotional response to the topic. In much the same way that Degas studied the figure the line depicts movement and the construction of the drawing.

Artist Bio

Born in 1948, Rod Bax is an established artist who has been exhibiting professionally for over 30 years. He works in a variety of mediums but is best known for his gouache and watercolours of the wetland areas of the State’s southeast. He has been a finalist in the prestigious Waterhouse Natural History Prize on numerous occasions, and his concern and compassion for the preservation of the natural world is always at the core and heart of his work. Rod studied at the South Australian School of Art, East Sydney Technical College and Torrens CAE, he is a Fellow of The Royal South Australian Society of Arts. He was a director of the Southern School of Art and as an art educator he has been Head of Art at St Peter’s College and has recently retired from his position as Head of Creative Arts at Westminster School.He has work in corporate and private collections in Australia and Internationally, which include State Library of South Australia, Naracoorte Hospital, St Peter’s College, Westminster School and Naracoorte Fine Art Gallery. Rod has won prizes at: Brighton, Victor Harbor, Toorak, St Peters Cathedral, Balco Art, Walkerville , Flagstaff Hill, Camberwell ,State Bank Tourism Commission, and the Waterhouse SA Museum. He has been a judge of numerous art shows including Flagstaff Hill Rotary ,Glenside Lions , Victor Harbor art show, Southern Ocean Art Prize and Holdfast Bay Sculpture prize