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Monthly Archives: October 2021

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A photograph of Rose Apple fruit buds in a red coffee pot.

Rose Apple

Latest NewsBy Christine Atkins22 October 2021

The Rose Apple tree grows in the warmer parts of Australia and produces beautiful flowers and fruit – great as a still life painting subject.

Two women enjoy morning tea.

Pergolas

Latest NewsBy Christine Atkins15 October 2021

The tropical climate of Queensland lends itself to outdoor living. Entertaining in the pergola as shown in the attached paintings is a large part of Queensland life.

A photo of an antique ginger jar.

Chinese Ginger Jar

Latest NewsBy Christine Atkins4 October 2021

I started seriously painting still life after the gift of an old Chinese ginger jar. The marks the potter made long ago contrast with the brief life of the flowers in a still life painting.

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