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Throsby Bridge

Canvas Print, Canvas, Ready to hang

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

Tim Nash Verified artist
Newcastle
55 works sold

Print Size

Complete your piece with a wood frame

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Natural is our curators’ preference. It adds warmth without announcing itself, keeping the artwork the focal point.

A$296
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Arrives 12 to 15 Nov

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Original Artwork's Description

Realist painting influenced by Edward Hopper, of an industrial bridge very close to where I live near the old BHP works in Newcastle.

Coal trains work here constantly, dumping coal for the coal loader to load onto ships into Newcastle Harbour.

Painting was a finalist in Newcastle Emerging Artist Prize in 2015

Painting took me about 5 years to paint, in layers not all at once just worked on it small parts at a time. It has a red under painting to highlight the red haze given by industrial lights at night.

Artist Bio

I’m Tim, a painter based in Newcastle, Australia, just north of Sydney. My work is driven by the joy of creating and the love of exploring ideas through paint. Most of my weekends are spent in the studio, experimenting with styles and techniques, while I work as a delivery driver during the week.

Over time, I’ve curated a collection of over 400 works, each representing a chapter in my artistic journey. My portfolio reflects the styles I’ve explored and the narratives I’ve pursued, from intimate, reflective pieces to larger, concept-driven works. Through my art, I aim to share both personal experiences and universal stories, inviting viewers to engage with each piece on its own terms.