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“Pensive Girl” dated 1868

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“Pensive Girl”

19th Century English oil on canvas

Monogram – Richard Aldridge

Dated 1868

25 x 21.2 cm

John W. Morris – “Sheep Resting”

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“Sheep Resting”

John W. Morris (1865 – 1924)

A decorative pair of 19th Century Scottish oil paintings depicting sheep in landscape.

25.5 cm x 35 cm

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“Chasing Ulysees”

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The Wall Series is the most personal of all of Jeff’s work.

Emerging out of a difficult period in his life, Jeff uses the imagery and innocence of the schoolyard to portray his journey of self-exploration and his liberation in finding purpose and place.

The exhibition featured at Kozminsky Galleries in Melbourne Australia, in 2006.

“Chasing Ulysees”

by Jeff Martin 2006

Oil on board

Mali Moir – Lotus Green Magic – 2009

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Common name: Lotus Green Magic

Scientific name: Nelumbo nucifera ‘Cochrane’s Green Magic’

Water colour on Lana 100% cotton paper

85 cm x 61 cm

129 cm x 99 cm unframed

$8,900

Note: This subject is painted life six from samples grown by Blue Lotus Nursery. This variety was bred by the owner from Chinese seed he himself collected and imported from China. The original painting includes an extra new leaf emerging on left side as seen in photo below.

Atlas du Voyage de la Perouse *37

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Framed No. 37 – Promerops de la Californie Spetentrionale – Bee Eater of North California

Jean-Francois de Galaup, Compte de La Perouse (1741 – 1788)

La Perouse set sail from France in 1785 to continue discoveries of Captain Cook.

He was shipwrecked in 1788 but his narratives, maps and views survived and were published in 1797.

73 cm x 54 cm

Mali Moir – Spear Lily Detail – 2011

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Spear Lily Detail

Mali Moir

Mixed media (oil on low saturation printed canvas, the print simply acts as a sketch). The original watercolour painting is a life size depiction of an endemic Australian lily named Doryanthes Palmeri.

This painting won the Focus on Nature Purchase Award in 2006, the first Australian artist to do so. It is now part of a permanent collection of the New York State Museum, USA

50 cm x 150 cm

2011