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Michelle Wardley Fine Artist & Musician A self-taught Australian fine artist of 13 years Michelle Wardley has independently held over 70 solo exhibitions & sold over 3500 of her original natural seascape & landscape oil paintings on board & linen canvas worldwide. Michelle has spent her career inspired by beautiful coastal places creating brushless artworks exhibiting in many venues around Australia as a travelling artist and has travelled by land & sea. Michelle's work has appeared at several Australian art galleries & festival www.fine-art.com/naturaloceanart/60035 Home | Bio | Artist's Forum | Community | Contact

d'ART ID#: 60035 Length: 50.00 cm Height: 15.00 cm Depth: 1.00 cm Framed: no Year Created: 2002 Dominant colors Media Types: Mixed Media, Oils, Painting Style & Subject: Marine, Minimal, 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 & solo mu... --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 2418 times.

This art piece has been sold Red Cliff Bay Triptych Monkey Mia Michelle Wardley Original Paintings - SOLD (US $72.00) Submitted by naturaloceanart | report | Private Bid Add to Favorites Contact

Seller Comments... Red Cliff Bay Triptych Monkey Mia Shark Bay Western Australia 13/12/2002 50 x 15 x 1 cm Oil Hardboard mounted on palm frond on white board $113 AUD Painting Inspiration: The beach at Monkey Mia is one of the most dynamic I've ever been to. Early in the morning as the sun rises the gulls gather and the pelicans sweep by scoping their fishing grounds for the day. Soon the tourists start arriving emerging bleary eyed from their air conditioned coaches to wait for the dolphins. The dolphins come in anytime from 7am and hang around to be fussed about, photographed and fed. By 10am its not unusual to see something like 50 odd people on the beach all wanting to "pat the dolphins" which of course isn't permitted. This is a mecca for the population of dolphin lovers to have their spiritual or naturalist cetation experience. But that’s not the only thing to Monkey Mia. It is an extremely rich marine and terrestrial ecology with a vast variety of species highly adapted to live in this arid coastal environment. Take a walk away from the bustle and experience the wildness. For more information on the artist Michelle Wardley or to veiw new works please visit http://www.naturaloceanart.com.au

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