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Arthur Oshea
Benign Neglect – Four Mile Creek Bridge
Oil on Canvas
Benign Neglect - Railway Bridges of New England. Four Mile Creek Bridge, 20km north of Deepwater. Opened in 1826. Built by hand from local ironbark.
Arthur’s painting explores his love of country, the abandoned magnificence of old wooden railway bridges and a bygone era, in the hope future generations will reflect and respect on the feats of the past.
Size: 90 × 45 cm
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About Arthur Oshea
Arthur O’Shea is a Brisbane artist inspired by the “benign neglected beauty” of New England’s historical railway bridges – relics of the 1880s Railway Boom.
Born in 1934, country Victoria, the son of a mounted policeman, his early years stationed with family in outback towns, have greatly influenced his work.
Arthur’s paintings explore his love of country, the abandoned magnificence of old wooden railway bridges and a bygone era, in the hope future generations will reflect and respect on the feats of the past.
Previous collections: Historical Australian Shipwrecks - Permanent Exhibition Queensland Maritime Museum Art Gallery. 2023- Current
