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Ruth Bosveld
Royal Botanic Gardens, Hobart
Gouache
The Royal Botanic Gardens in Hobart were established in 1818, being the second oldest Botanical Gardens in Australia – the Sydney Botanic gardens were founded two years earlier. They overlook the Derwent River, having a view of the Tasman Bridge, and are located next to Government House.
The Gardens are a meeting place, a concert venue, a place of beauty and sunshine in southern Tasmania. I challenged myself to capture some of this on a recycled piano key in gouache.
Size: 19 × 17.3 cm
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About Ruth Bosveld
Ruth is an award-winning Tasmanian artist, working in miniature, on a larger scale, and en plein air (on site). Her paintings cover an eclectic mix of farming scenes, pet portraits, the local wildlife (both animals and plants), coastal and mountain views, buildings and people. In her work, Ruth seeks to bring out the beauty of God's creation. He is the original artist.
