The presence of an often colourful sail and a heeling mast suggest the state of the seas and the rapidly changing conditions or the excitement of an animated race. Marianne Urth’s bold brush strokes combined with pools and eddies of acrylic paint, frothy white sea spray and lines of black charcoal gives her art multiple layers that invites the viewer to discover the elements within the painting.
Marianne Urth
Celestial
$1,295 Mixed media on linen in a Tasmanian oak frame, 80 x 80cm
Craig Parnaby’s figurative works are developing as sculptural studies of the human form. The poses, shadows and spaces around his figures create a three-dimensional illusion of bodies merging with, and emerging from, the landscape like castles in the sand.
Summer Afternoon
$12,900 Acrylic on canvas in an oak frame, 92 x 153cm
Many of Ann Gordon’s paintings are created using handmade brushes formed from materials collected from the landscape. With a small palette of paints and charcoal, she creates intuitive, energetic and layered artworks that express the essence of the Australian landscape.
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Craig Parnaby
Exhibition Paintings of this Summer Past at Art2Muse Gallery 20 May – 2 June 2025
Craig Parnaby creates a unique visual iconography of coastal living. His imagery pays homage to the architectural forms and easy-going lifestyle of the urban coastal landscape.
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