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Paintings that are available as prints are reproduced using archival mediums (canvas and papers) and light fast inks.
Canvas prints can also be supplied stretched and ready to hang.

South West Victoria/South Eastern South Australia

1 meter x 1.5 meters
Oil on Canvas

For Sale







Limited Edition Prints available
99 signed and numbered
150 x 100 cm on stretched canvas AUD$800.00 - unstretched $750.00
100 x 66 cm on stretched canvas AUD$500.00 - unstretched $450.00
Price for archival paper prints will be advised shortly

Limited Edition Prints available (canvas or watercolor paper)
99 signed and numbered
61 x 85cm stretched on canvas AUD$500.00 - unstretched AUD$450.00
50 x 67.5cm stretched on canvasAUD$275.00- unstretched AUD$235.00
61 X 85cm on paper - AUD$300.00
50 X 67.5cm on paper - AUD$200.00

Ginti

Western Gray Kangaroo

Medium - Graphite

Size A2

Open Edition Prints available

Erin's Home' - Greater Glider

Size: 52 x 88 cm or 20.5" x 34.5"
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The greater glider is a marsupial possum and is closely related to the lemuroid ringtail possum. The greater glider has a flap of skin along each side as does the lemuroid, but this skin has evolved into an expandable membrane that allows it to glide. It is the longest glider in the world with a head and body length of up to 45cm and a non prehensile tail length of about 60cm. It can glide for up to 100 meters and turn in mid-glide. Their fur may be gray, dark brown or white. It inhabits the canopy of the tall eucalypt forests of the east coast of Australia and feeds on eucalypt leaves and buds and rests in high tree hollows during the day.

Erin was rescued by a wildlife carer. She had fallen onto a roof and broken her tail. Eventually her tail had to be removed but she recovered and was released back into the wild.

Open Edition Prints Available

Superb View - Superb Lyrebird

Size 36cm (14") x 56cm (22")
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Open Edition Prints Available

These unique birds are elusive and their coloring appears dull at a quick glance. If you have time to watch them you will become fascinated with their life and their beauty. Their coloring is not dull at all, in fact the rich color effects in certain lights are beautiful. They are skilled mimics. Not only can they mimic the sounds and birds of the bush but if they are exposed to other noises they can skillfully copy them as well.

The Superb Lyrebird inhabits temperate and subtropical rainforests from Southern Queensland to Victoria. The male performs a beautiful courtship ritual on his specially constructed mound of earth, spreading his impressive tail over his head as he sings his beautiful series of whistles, clicks and clucks and of mimicry.