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A n embroidered cloth spills over the edge of a shelf. Many objects are on the shelf.

On the Shelf

Latest NewsBy Christine Atkins22 April 2022

In these paintings I celebrate the great needlework skills of the women of earlier generations who have left us many beautiful embroidered cloths. Sadly many of these exquisite works remain unwanted on the shelf.

Water runs down the bush tracks on a farm.

Wet Seasons

Latest NewsBy Christine Atkins12 April 2022

Paintings of typical wet seasons in regional Australia. Farmers bear the problems caused by the flooding rains, knowing that it heralds good years to come.

This shows four large blossoms, each the size of an open human hand.

Cup of Gold

Latest NewsBy Christine Atkins2 April 2022

The Cup of Gold flower is large, beautiful and poisonous. Visited by bats in the dead of night, it lends mystique and character to a still life painting.

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