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Fine-Art.com | Michelle Wardley Fine Artist & Musician | Art Listing Details

d'ART ID#: 79216 Length: 195.00 cm Height: 30.80 cm Depth: 3.50 cm Framed: no Dominant colors Media Types: Linen , Oils , Painting Style & Subject: Landscape , Marine , 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

Dampier Archipelago Glass Michelle Wardley Original Paintings - US $1,894.00 Submitted by naturaloceanart | report | Private Bid Add to Favorites Contact Seller Viewed 1013 times.

Seller Comments... Dampier Archipelago Glass Passage Port Walcott - Dampier Painting Details: 7/5/2004 195 x 30.8 x 3.5 cm Weight 3 kg Cubed Shipping weight 10.29228 kg Painting Code: DAG080504 Invoice Number: 2004033 Oil on fine Belgian linen heavy duty braced pine stretch Painting Inspiration: Arriving in the region in December, a glassy morning heat haze was not an unusual spectrum to enjoy. We upped anchor from Port Walcott on Christmas eve and made our way to get in amongst it through flying foam passage. We anchored precariously at the end of the passage on sunset, after unsuccessfully finding only rock bottom further up the passage. Day Loving those deep teals brimming with Spanish mackerel, providing us with some of the more productive fishing in our passages. Not surprising since the sea life on the northern west coast of Oz has been most abundantly diverse and prolific. Online Location: www.michellewardley.com/paintings/dampier_archipelago_glass.htm