Ref/142 Dimensions 505 x 765mm Medium Oil on linen SOLD — Each year the Donnelly River Village invites artists to visit the village and respond to the iconic 1950s timber milling village in WA’s south west. This exhibition showcases a selection of work by the six of artists who took part in
Ref/141 Dimensions 760 x 1010mm Medium Oil on linen $2800 — Each year the Donnelly River Village invites artists to visit the village and respond to the iconic 1950s timber milling village in WA’s south west. This exhibition showcases a selection of work by the six of artists who took part in
Ref/140 Dimensions 910 x 1215mm Medium Oil on linen SOLD — A view from the start of the Bibbulmun Track at Donnelly River Village heading towards Pemberton which features Blackbutt, Jarrah and distance Karri trees. Painted on location just off the track during the Donnelly River Residency 2022. The painting was left
This painting is by Perth based artist Jane Coffey. It was exhibited as part of the 'Fine Art at Perth College' event in April 2022.
This painting belongs to a series of expressive paintings that feature Banksia menziesii flowers from the Inglewood Triangle Bushland in Perth. Acrylic on linen 410 x 510mm.
This Banksia menziesii plant is located area of native bushland called the Inglewood Triangle close to Mount Lawley High School. The warmth of colour in the painting reflects late afternoon light.
Ref/104 Dimensions 302 x 405mm Medium Oil on Linen Framing Handmade Jarrah Frame SOLD — A study in colour and texture of the bushland floor found in northern parts of the Inglewood Triangle Banksia Woodland. Paired with Ref/103.
Ref/102 Dimensions 302 x 405mm Medium Oil on Linen Framing Handmade Jarrah Frame SOLD — A study in colour and texture of the woodland floor found in northern parts of Underwood Avenue.
Ref/101 Dimensions 302 x 405mm Medium Oil on Linen Framing Handmade Jarrah Frame SOLD — A study in colour and texture of bark from the Corymbia calophylla, Marri tree.
Ref/079 Dimensions 510 x 405mm Medium Oil on Linen SOLD — The glorious Common Bronzewing Pigeon. Medium sized, heavy built. Deserves to be celebrated.