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Michelle Wardley Fine Artist & Musician A self-taught Australian fine artist of 7 years Michelle Wardley has independently held over 50 solo exhibitions & sold over 3000 of her original oil paintings worldwide. Living aboard a sailing vessel Michelle is inspired by beautiful coastal places to create brushless artworks exhibited in many venues. Resident artist at PilbaraArt Gallery Western Australia Michelle welcomes new exhibition & residency opportunites worldwide. Michelle maintains her online gallery www.michellewardley.com www.fine-art.com/naturaloceanart/103992 Home | Bio | Artist's Forum | Community | On Ebay.com | Contact

d'ART ID#: 103992 Length: 61.00 cm Height: 61.00 cm Depth: 3.00 cm Framed: no Dominant colors Media Types: Linen, Oils, Painting Style & Subject: Contemporary, Landscape, Seascape Artist's Bio: Australian artist Michelle Wardley emerged as a self-taught artist from her humble beginnings in a small market stall in Perth in late 1996. Now a voyaging fine artist, Michelle... --Full Bio Share: Email to a friend Embed thumbnail: COPY TO CLIPBOARD Copy the tag above and paste it in your HTML code. Social Bookmarking: Artist's Discussion Forum Viewed 1728 times.

This art piece has been sold Angel Island Michelle Wardley Original Paintings - SOLD (US $2,406.00) Submitted by naturaloceanart | report | Private Bid Add to Favorites Contact

Seller Comments... 26/6/2005 137 x 112 x 2.5 cm Original Oil painting, on fine Belgian linen, cedar high quality light weight braced stretch unframed actual painting weight: 5 kg Painting Inspiration: This is one of our favourite spots to anchor for the weekend. Its the second bay north of this unnamed bay right near the famously known Shark Passage. These bays ledging on deep water, make for an excellent abundance of wildlife & sea creatures. Although this bay is unsuitable for us to anchor, it sure makes a nice swimming & snorkelling beach and you get it to your self the majority of the time. One time we anchored in the dinghy near the rocks on the northern end of the bay to do a spot of fishing, Steve popping his head over the side for a look below with out getting his toes wet. Being a surfer, he was a little edgy about sharks.... Finally he jumped over to scope out the habitat for fish only to launch immediately back in the boat with eyes wide and snorkel intact in mouth exclaiming there was an enormous shark just sitting there. I guess that would not do a stack for your confidence! Visit the artist's gallery www.michellewardley.com/store for more paintings & NEW!!! fine art gift cards & small signed prints.

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