Cherry Blossom Time
Spring 2024
Mixed Media on Canvas
unframed 92cms x 92cms
Memories
Oil and Mixed Media on Canvas
unframed 87cms x 76cms
Memories
Oil and Mixed Media on Canvas
framed 106cms x 95cms
Vulturine Guinea Fowl – Indigenous to Africa Living in Savanna Areas
Mixed Media on Canvas
unframed 100cms x 50cms
Dual Gum Cathedral
Acrylic on Canvas
Diptych unframed 152cms (W) x 102cms (H)
painted around edges
Cacooned, Gemini, The Red Stocking
Oil on Board
framed 61cms (W) x 122cms (H)
Kalimnos Island
Oil on Canvas
framed 101cms x 101cms
M’dala Tusker Elephant
Mixed Media on Pure Linen Stretched Canvas
framed 105cms (W) x 156cms (H)
The Last Light of Day
Acrylic on Canvas
Mounted in float frame 102cms (W) x 76cms (H)
Abstract Expressionism
Acrylic on Canvas
unframed 102cms (W) x 76cms (H)
painted around edges
Aromatic Frangipanis
Acrylic on Canvas
unframed 102cms (W) x 102cms (H)
painted around edges
(Plumeria Rubra)
The name comes from an Italian Noble family 16th Century Marquese who invented perfume. He named it “Frangi means breaking – Pani is Bread” and refers to the family’s distribution of bread in times of famine “The strength to withstand tough Challenges.” However, in some Asian Countries they can also connect to spirits ad supernatural folklore used to welcome guests as Hawaiian Lai’s
On Reflection
Mixed Media on Stretched Canvas
unframed 76cms (W) x 76cms (H)
painted around edges
After Sun (3)
Oil on Canvas
unframed 92cms x 61cms
painted around edges
Calm moment before the storm
Oil on Canvas
framed 95cms x 90cms
We Will Remember Them
Acrylic on Canvas
unframed 76cms (W) x 102
cms (H)
painted around edges
Under an African Sky
Oil on Canvas
unframed 120cms (W) x 120
cms (H)
painted around edges
The Joy of Africa
Oil on Canvas
unframed 102cms (W) x 102
cms (H)
painted around edges
On Reflection
Mixed Media on Stretched Canvas
unframed 76cms (W) x 76cms (H)
painted around edges
Purity White Cosmos
Acrylic on Canvas
unframed 102cms (W) x 76cms (H)
painted around edges
Aromatic Frangipanis
Acrylic on Canvas
unframed 102cms (W) x 102cms (H)
painted around edges
(Plumeria Rubra)
The name comes from an Italian Noble family 16th Century Marquese who invented perfume. He named it “Frangi means breaking – Pani is Bread” and refers to the family’s distribution of bread in times of famine “The strength to withstand tough Challenges.” However, in some Asian Countries they can also connect to spirits ad supernatural folklore used to welcome guests as Hawaiian Lai’s
Mysterious, Loyal Passionate Lilies
Acrylic on Canvas
unframed 153cms (W) x 91cms (H)
painted around edges
Lilies carry a great deal of meaning that date back several centuries. There are thought to be 80-100 species of lilies grown natively all over the world. Ancient Egyptians believed the flower to be sacred, while Romans used their petals to fill their pillows. The mythology commonly dates to the story of Zeus and Hera, which is demonstrative of the meanings of rebirth and fertility, “Zeus wanted his son Hercules to drink some of Hera’s milk but because he was born of another woman, she refused to feed the child her milk. Sneakily, Zeus then brought the baby to Hera to drink while she was asleep. When she woke, she pushed them away, the drops of milk that fell onto the ground grew into the beautiful white lilies we love today.” Lilies have long been associated with love, devotion, purity and fertility. The meaning can alter slightly depending on its colour. White Lilies are symbolic of a feeling of rejuvenation within the soul and new beginnings. Pink Lilies has long stood as a symbol of femininity, love, adoration and admiration.
Wild Wisteria
Acrylic on Canvas
unframed 76cms (W) x 102cms (H)
painted around edges
Seven Sisters
Acrylic on Canvas
unframed 102cms (W) x 102cms (H)
painted around edges
I agree Royce. xxx
What a fabulously talented mother you are xxxxx Royce
So exquisite, beautiful, breathtaking…such talent.
Great work