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Michelle Wardley Fine Artist & Musician



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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
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d'ART ID#: 59987
Length: 28.00 cm
Height: 52.00 cm
Depth: 1.00 cm
Framed: yes
Year Created: 2002
Dominant colors
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Media Types:
Mixed Media, Oils, Painting
Style & Subject:
Landscape, Marine, Seascape
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Big Lagoon Spectrum

Michelle Wardley

Original Paintings - SOLD (US $131.00)

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Big Lagoon Spectrum

François Peron Peninsula National Park, Shark Bay Western Australia



9/12/2002 28 x 52 x 1 cm



Oil Hardboard mounted on palm frond



$216 AUD



Painting Inspiration:

Since Steve bought the Feroza, I've been able to nab it and head up the Cape on getaway campouts. There is something so special and vibrant about the colours and energy about Peron Peninsula. The fact that the tracks are 4 wheel drive all the way to the Cape and back from the homestead is just fabulous. You can always find a spot on your own.



The rich red rusted browns have a hugely earthing effect, especially at Big Lagoon the jade and sand winding tidal channels are so highly contrasted with the pindan cliffs eroding into the pink beach sands.



The area here in a larger view is like a finely crafted and intricately coloured etching.



I can't believe I made the effort so few times in the year or so I spent here to get out in the beauty of François Peron Peninsula National Park.



Just something you have to personally see to believe these colours. Just Great!!



For more information and new works by the artist Michelle Wardley please visit http://www.naturaloceanart.com.au or email michelle@naturaloceanart.com.au

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