Barossan Gold

Canvas Print, Canvas, Ready to hang

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

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A$316

Arrives 21–24 Sep

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Original Artwork's Description

Inspired by my trip to the Barossa Valley at Easter, when the beautiful landscape had a wonderful Autumn golden glow. Painted with professional quality oils on Belgian linen, this painting has a timeless elegance. It captures the peaceful magnificence of the Australian gum tree and the bush. Some of the natural linen has been allowed to show through as part of the composition which compliments this celebration of nature’s beauty.

Artist Bio

Words like 'joyful' and 'vibrant' are used often to describe Sharon DeSailly's contemporary paintings. Use of brilliant colours in oils and acrylics, and bold texture are recognisable elements in her style. So is her great love of the Australian countryside and way of life. As a full time artist living in Bayside, Melbourne, as well as being an avid traveller within Australia and abroad, she finds abundant inspiration and drive to pay tribute to the beauty surrounding us in our everyday life. Through her paintings, the viewer is invited to step into each scene to 'be there' in an almost tactile way.

DeSailly's contemporary impressionist approach lends itself to any subject. Her gallery transports the viewer from the long distance perspective of a vivid seaside sunset, to highly textured trees against the intense rich hues and powerful rock formations in outback Australia; to beautiful fragrant flowers in riotous cottage gardens; to a koala clinging to a gum tree, or a flock of playful cockatoos.

Paintings by Sharon DeSailly celebrate all living beauty. Through her original works of art, DeSailly brings joy into the homes and lives of collectors across Australia and in several countries around the world. She is recognised as a Featured Pro Artist on BlueThumb and exhibits at art shows around the country. Sharon is Vice President of the Brighton Art Society.