Lighthorse, Walers and Kangaroo feathers

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Artwork Details

Medium Oil, Ready to hang
Dimensions 70cm (W) x 70cm (H) x 2cm (D)
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Artwork Description

I have always been inspired by horses and while painting a work for the Gallipoli Art prize I listened to a book called "Bill the Bastard" about a famous Lighthorse who rescued 4 Tasmanians from a massacre by carrying away them all at once. His story inspired me to seek out the Walers and I found the Creswick Lighthorse troop.
“Continuing the ANZAC Tradition” The Creswick Light Horse Troop was formed in 1995 as a joint initiative of the Creswick Youth Alliance, the Creswick Police, and the Creswick RSL Sub-branch. Many of the group ride Walers, the original breed of horses of the Lighthorse brigades.

Artist Bio

Vicki Sullivan is an award winning Australian Modern Renaissance painter based on the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria, surrounded by the natural beauty of the Southern Ocean and Port Phillip Bay.
Recognised as an Art Renewal Center (ARC) Living Master, Vicki's oil paintings are held in both public and private collections in Australia including the State Library of NSW and around the world. Her work has been exhibited at prestigious venues, including the Archibald Prize, the European Museum of Modern Art {MEAM} in Barcelona and Sotheby's in New York, and has been in many National Portrait exhibitions in Australia
Artist Statement
"As a contemporary classical realist painter, my artistic approach merges the timeless aesthetics of the old masters with a modern sensibility. My primary objective extends beyond capturing a mere physical likeness of my subjects. Instead, I strive to delve into the depths of their being, seeking to encapsulate their emotions, their essence, and their very spirit. My ultimate aim is to evoke within the viewer the same sensations and connection experienced in the presence of living individuals. With every brushstroke, my intention is to engage the viewer on a profound level. I want them to be drawn into the artwork, to immerse themselves in its narrative, and to embark on a journey of their own imagination. Each piece I create is a vessel for storytelling, a visual medium through which I convey emotions, ideas, and themes that resonate universally." -Vicki Sullivan

Commissions

Vicki's studio is in Rye Victoria