Original Watercolour and Ink $500
31cms x 38.5cms x 4cms D
Professionally box framed in Australian Raw Oak, with Perspex for UV protection, fade resistance and safe transporting. Archival and will last a lifetime. or more. Painted in Nimbin, mid 2021
Painted with Daniel Smiths professional pigments in the rich magenta against the lush green foliage, she is delectable. Unlike her counterpart my ‘Two French Radish’ who also delectable however has a vintage kitchen look with a wash background. This modern lass is kept clear and fresh, much like her yummy flesh. Outlined in ink, to define her lovely shape. Homegrown, this breakfast beauty is one from the vegie patch, harvested the season before the floods swept through.
Oh they were a plentiful, crisp and so pretty. The bountiful fruits of everything grown are shared, with the many marsupials, birds and passers by of on my patch of paradise, some for us and some for them. Never quite 50/50 though as I practice organic growing and am still learning.
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French Radish
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Natural Oak
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Acknowledgement
of COUNTRY
Liz Wilson Art Work acknowledges the traditional people as custodians and knowledge holders of the traditional lands we travel, create, and learn on, throughout the continent that has been colonially known as Australia.
We pay deepest respects to all Custodians of Country, of whom these lands belong. Especially the land and people of Gamilaraay where Liz was born, and Wiradjuri where Liz raised her children and the local Widgabul Wia-bul people of Bundjalung Nation, where Liz now lives and paints.
Liz Wilson Art Work acknowledges Aboriginal people as the first artists and storytellers on this continent and pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging. Sovereignty was never ceded.