The Japanese spring is here as the Ume Plum Blossoms reveal it’s one of the most beautiful times of the year. Please enjoy this exhibition by the Wild Swan Art group and friends. Thank you.
Michelle Bourne - Evening Walk
Digital Image
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Michael Doherty
The Wave that Never Was
Oil on canvas
85 cm x 125 cm
John Cullinane
“No More Heros”
Oil on Board
23 cm h x 31 cm w
AKASHI NAMI (wave) II
Oil wax acrylic on wooden board
19 cm h x 33 cm w
The other day, there was a storm in the Inland Seto Sea pushing one meter waves into Akashi. I was really surprised to see surf that big but happy. Very cold but with a little snow. Painting the Inland sea is different to open ocean especially with the large mountains of Awaji behind the surf.
Oil wax acrylic on wooden board
19 cm h x 33 cm w
The other day, there was a storm in the Inland Seto Sea pushing one meter waves into Akashi. I was really surprised to see surf that big but happy. Very cold but with a little snow. Painting the Inland sea is different to open ocean especially with the large mountains of Awaji behind the surf.
Title: The Ghost of Richmond Bridge views the River
Medium: Oil on canvas
Support: Framed on wooden stretcher
Dimensions: 62 cm cm Wide x 74 cmcm
In 1975, I traveled around Tasmania with my family in a campervan. During that trip, we came across and drove over a very old bridge, which I now know as the Richmond Bridge. This bridge was built by convicts in 1826 and it is reputedly haunted by the ghost of a murdered convict named George Grover. While he was, apparently, a cruel human being. the irony is that, ghost or not, George now has a wonderful view of the Coal River and Richmond
Melissa Nolan McDougall
Acardi Verde
Oil on wood
Diokno Pasilan
Monoprint
40 cm x 60 cm
2024
Sally Douglas
Spirit in the Forest
Watercolour
Linda Faroe
Skull
Watercolour gouache on Lanaquarelle paper
76 cm h x 56 cm w
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