Half Moon Bay 6
Acrylic Paint on Canvas and ready to hang.
Signed on the front.
This artwork comes with an external frame.
Framed in a thin line Mountain Ash frame with Natural Danish Oil finish.
1525mm wide x 1220mm high x 20mm deep
Free Delivery Australia wide.
“Like many Australians, I grew up in an era when summer holidays were long, hot and languorous. My senses still tingle at the smell of wood smoke from the BBQ, burning asphalt, eucalyptus and chlorine. Days moved slowly at the local pool and on the many beaches stretching down the bay to the peninsula. Although I live in country Victoria, I often spend summer in Somers with dear friends who kindly lend me their carport for a makeshift painting camp. These paintings, begun in January 2023 are a celebration of the beach and the gentler rhythms of holidays.”
Acrylic Paint on Canvas and ready to hang.
Signed on the front.
This artwork comes with an external frame.
Framed in a thin line Mountain Ash frame with Natural Danish Oil finish.
1525mm wide x 1220mm high x 20mm deep
Free Delivery Australia wide.
“Like many Australians, I grew up in an era when summer holidays were long, hot and languorous. My senses still tingle at the smell of wood smoke from the BBQ, burning asphalt, eucalyptus and chlorine. Days moved slowly at the local pool and on the many beaches stretching down the bay to the peninsula. Although I live in country Victoria, I often spend summer in Somers with dear friends who kindly lend me their carport for a makeshift painting camp. These paintings, begun in January 2023 are a celebration of the beach and the gentler rhythms of holidays.”
Acrylic Paint on Canvas and ready to hang.
Signed on the front.
This artwork comes with an external frame.
Framed in a thin line Mountain Ash frame with Natural Danish Oil finish.
1525mm wide x 1220mm high x 20mm deep
Free Delivery Australia wide.
“Like many Australians, I grew up in an era when summer holidays were long, hot and languorous. My senses still tingle at the smell of wood smoke from the BBQ, burning asphalt, eucalyptus and chlorine. Days moved slowly at the local pool and on the many beaches stretching down the bay to the peninsula. Although I live in country Victoria, I often spend summer in Somers with dear friends who kindly lend me their carport for a makeshift painting camp. These paintings, begun in January 2023 are a celebration of the beach and the gentler rhythms of holidays.”