SOLD – From Mt Sturgeon Homestead – The Grampians – Modern Botanical

The Grampians – Banksia Saxicola – SOLD – Please contact us for similar Commission Work

Size 92 x 100cm

Watercolour on 300gsm Arches Watercolour Paper

This Artwork was painted en plain air on the verandah of the Mt Sturgeon Homestead – and completed recently in Artist – Wyn Vogel’s Studio in Hamilton Victoria!

The inclusion of the Banksia Saxicola was part of Wyn’s discovery of the natural landscape having now moved closer to The Grampians and having time to absorb the detail of the Mountains.

Shipping

Artwork will be shipped flat or in a wide roll – depending on the availability of Aust. Post rolls – Artwork will be shipped from Hamilton Victoria 3300 – with signature required for security of delivery.

Artwork carries a Certificate of Authenticity – for the Purchaser.

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The Grampians – Banksia Saxicola

92 x 100cm

Watercolour on 300gsm Arches Watercolour Paper

SOLD – Please contact us for similar Commission Work

Additional information

Weight 2 kg
Dimensions 100 × 92 × 5 cm

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