Juers Road Barn – Again – Watercolour
It’s the same 100-plus-year-old barn, hiding back there in a flourishing sea of vines.
56cms x 74cms approx. inc. frame Price TBA
Juers Road Barn – Again – Watercolour
It’s the same 100-plus-year-old barn, hiding back there in a flourishing sea of vines.
56cms x 74cms approx. inc. frame Price TBA
Graeber Road runs acutely downhill from Lobethal towards the Onkaparinga giving broad views of the landscape. Oh, for a billy-cart!
Size, inc. frame, approx. 75cms x 57cms SOLD
The Onkaparinga rises from a series of springs near where we live at Charleston. Quite rapidly in winter it becomes this creek that flows down through Charleston and Woodside, eventually to the sea at Port Noarlunga.
76cms. x 54cms. approx. inc. frame. SOLD
I was digging through some old black-and-white photographs and came across one that, with a little re-imagining, I turned into this watercolour. I’d taken the original on a misty morning in 1969.
56cms. x 74cms. approx. inc. frame SOLD
Cudlee Creek Shed 2
Cudlee Creek’s a tiny fruit-growing settlement in the Adelaide Hills. This shed’s in better nick than its neighbour, but still pretty old.
73cms x 57 inc. frame $600-00
I’ve no idea where this is, although it’s somewhere in the Flinders Ranges. I tried to capture the sun coming through the trees and the reflections in the puddle.
55cms. x 45 inc. frame $400-00 SOLD
A very small part of the beautiful stone building of Glasgow University.
Approximate size inc. frame, 43cm x 38cm
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I’d had to take a bus-load of school kids to Port Adelaide on an excursion, and while the teachers took them to various places I was able to sit on a pontoon and paint this picture of the 1948 South Australian-built Yelta, with the steam engine originally intended for a naval Corvette.
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Goolwa’s the well-known river-port near the mouth of the Murray where the South Australian Wooden Boat Festival draws big crowds every second year, and thousands of holiday-makers every summer.
I painted this one on a lazy Saturday when even the old Mundoo, tied up at the wharf here, was quietly sleeping.
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This is a little sand island just downstream of the barrage at Goolwa, and home to plenty of birdlife.
The barrage is out-of-view to the left and the Murray Mouth is a few kilometres away over the horizon to the right.
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