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Painting of a view down a steep road
Painting of a view down a steep road
Painting of a view down a steep road
Painting of a view down a steep road — artist's signature
Painting of a view down a steep road — edge view
Painting of a view down a steep road — detail
Painting of a view down a steep road — shown hanging
Painting by Tah-Nee Hooper 33 Artworks Sold

Flaxton From on High - framed

Oil, Canvas, Framed by Artist

39cm (W) x 39cm (H) x 5.5cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included

Framed by Artist

A$550

Arrives 20–22 Sep

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Artwork Description

From a foggy vista on my morning walk down a beautiful road called Phillips. It connects the hinterland with the escarpment and provides views for days, out to the ocean. When the fog sits in the escarpment, the world suddenly appears closer.

Oil on canvas, and professionally framed in a Tasmanian oak shadow box frame.

Artist Bio
Photo of Tah-Nee Hooper
Tah-Nee Hooper 124 artworks | 10 Sold

Art has been written into my soul from a young age.

I paint to understand places and feelings better. At this stage, I follow no definable style, I merely paint from my experiences in the moment. Maybe expressionism is my word.

Artwork featured in -
- Qld Art Gallery / GOMA Artlines magazine Issue 2/3, 2020
- Noosa lifestyle magazine Hello Sunshine, Summer 2021 edition.
- Haute couture fashion label Schiaparelli featured a portrait painting on their Instagram page.

Participated in Open Studios Sunshine Coast in March 2021 and 2022.
Exhibited in Stevens Street Gallery in Yandina, QLD.

Commissions
Tah-Nee's studio is in Dulong