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Lookout Lorikeet
Kimberley Western Australia
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Main color: Brown
Topic: Landscape
Technique: Acrylic
Geographical classification: Asia
Weight (grams): 1210
Style: Realism
Width (cm ex : 140): 45
Height (cm ex : 140): 45
For this Work, it is about a: Artist
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Excellent
Topic: Landscape
Technique: Acrylic
Geographical classification: Asia
Weight (grams): 1210
Style: Realism
Width (cm ex : 140): 45
Height (cm ex : 140): 45
For this Work, it is about a: Artist
Delivery
Excellent
"Lookout Lorikeet!" 45x45cm
Glossed Interactive Acrylic on stretched canvas.
On Display & for sale at Waterwheel Gallery 8 Waterwheel Road Bedfordale, Western Australia 6112
ph: (08) 9399 2566fax: (08) 9497 7778 theteam@waterwheelgallery.net
http://www.totaltravel.com.au/link.asp ?fid=887000
The scene is the Kimberley region of Western Australia.
There is an Olive python (Liasis olivaceus) in the Boab tree (Adansoinia gregorii) and Red-collard Lorikeet (Trichoglossus rubritorquis) is on the menu.
But there’s a happy ending : Olive, the python, was so heavy that she fell to the ground when the branch broke.
She slithered back into the hole at the base of the tree and the bird flew away to catch up to his mate
Glossed Interactive Acrylic on stretched canvas.
On Display & for sale at Waterwheel Gallery 8 Waterwheel Road Bedfordale, Western Australia 6112
ph: (08) 9399 2566fax: (08) 9497 7778 theteam@waterwheelgallery.net
http://www.totaltravel.com.au/link.asp ?fid=887000
The scene is the Kimberley region of Western Australia.
There is an Olive python (Liasis olivaceus) in the Boab tree (Adansoinia gregorii) and Red-collard Lorikeet (Trichoglossus rubritorquis) is on the menu.
But there’s a happy ending : Olive, the python, was so heavy that she fell to the ground when the branch broke.
She slithered back into the hole at the base of the tree and the bird flew away to catch up to his mate
Price: -
US Dollars
Australia
For sale
Explicit content: No
US Dollars
Australia
For sale
Explicit content: No
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