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Paul Whitehead
Eggs and Bacon Bay
watercolour on wooden panel, primed with absorbent ground
In this watercolour painting, I have endeavoured to capture the serene beauty of this stunning vista overlooking Eggs and Bacon bay in Tasmania. Sheep graze peacefully, embodying the simplicity and tranquillity of the countryside. A working farm stands resilient, symbolizing human connection to the land and the timeless rhythm of agricultural life. I’m always amazed at the variety of colours of the Australian landscape … no palette fits all. I hope I have evoked a sense of calm and appreciation for the understated, yet profound, beauty of rural Australia.
Size: 129 × 61 cm
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About Paul Whitehead
Paul is a self-taught award winning artist and photographer. Travelling extensively from a young age has provided Paul with the inspiration and material for his photography and art making. He paints ‘plein air’ whenever possible, but equally enjoys time in his studio where he works in various mediums, including oil, gouache, watercolour, acrylic and charcoal.
Paul’s works include portraits, landscapes and seascapes and photography.
