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Wednesday, July 22, 2009

AUSSIE Artist LOVE! Oy! Oy! Oy!



As many of you may know, or may not know, I am not only an artist, but I also collect art and have had the privilege of meeting some wonderful artists on ebay and now on etsy. The paintings above are by a phenomenal Aussie artist named Graham Gercken...I am lucky enough to own one of his landscapes, but someday I want to get one of his GORGEOUS Blue Mountains paintings and a landscape with a Gum tree and kangaroo. My husband is an Aussie, and having some paintings of 'home' around the house helps him to feel a little less homesick...(or perhaps it does the opposite)...I know I look at his paintings and think, 'and why did we leave Australia'? You can find his work by clicking here.

8 comments:

  1. So soothing to the eye, these works by Graham Gercken... (And saying his name somehow creates a calming effect as well!) Thanks for doubling the pleasure! You and your husband are fortunate to gaze upon a Gercken each and every!

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  2. So pretty...and soothing as well! :)

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  3. Lara the blue mountain picture is fantastic what an amazing artist he has so captured the 3 sisters, I was there for my honeymoon many years ago, I always wanted to go back, but never got the chance, maybe I should go back for my 20th. :)

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  4. I SO agree!Did you stay at the Hydro Majestic? We took a peek in there and it was just beautiful!...Can you believe we did the VERY scary vertical cable car down the cliff face at the Blue Mountains and I was so scared I refused to go back up, so in 90 degree heat, in pants, with no water I made my then fiance hike up the 1,000 stairs to the top!...I know, he must REALLY love me I reckon!:o)

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  5. beautiful! I would love to collect art..REAL art..not the kind you buy at Target.
    and that chair down below is fantastic

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  6. Beautiful paintings. Thanks for the tip about the sandwich art. I'll have to check those out. :-)

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  7. Duane Keiser is actually the artist who is credited with starting the whole 'Painting a Day' movement with artists...his work is pretty incredible! :o)

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