Painting by Steve Taplin 85 Artworks Sold

Tasmania Coast | oak framed

Acrylic, Canvas, Framed by Artist

105cm (W) x 81cm (H) x 5cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
A$1,490 15% Off Artwork

Framed by Artist

A$1,266
A$1,490 15% Off Artwork

Arrives 29–31 Jul

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Artwork Description

There is something about Tasmania that provides something for everyone. The contrast between the rugged, snow covered mountain ranges and the blue of the sea with sandy beaches offers many alternatives.

This large painting depicts the coast, showing the vegetation which offers an alternative beauty. The path to the sea invites the viewer to explore further to capture their own vision and memories of this awesome place.

- One of a kind original painting.
- This painting is on stretched artist quality canvas with an internal wooden frame.
- A floating timber frame made from Tasmanian Oak is included.
- The artwork is signed and includes a Certificate of Authenticity.
- Packaged securely.
- Free delivery.
- AI (artificial intelligence) is NEVER used in the creation of my art.

Artist Bio

I'm a visual artist, based in Adelaide. I mainly work in acrylics, but I also do some watercolor pieces. I'm always looking for new subjects. You would mostly call my work impressionism and sometimes expressionist.

For me, making a piece of art is always an experiment, a journey. I rarely know what the final outcome will be. I look for ideas from the environment, photographs and simple life events. I start with an idea, and let the painting take me to a conclusion. This adds excitement and stimulation to my work.

As a self-taught artist, I learn every day. I try to improve on every piece that I create. I am passionate and dedicated, and I try to paint every day.

Thank you for visiting my bio.

Commissions

Steve's studio is in Belair South Australia