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The Studio↓
At Fiesole, Italy, 2012
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Terri Brooks Text↓
Bibliography
Australia's Best Interiors
Gary Takle, ed. Think Publishing, 2012
AD China
Living in Art, Architecture China, 2012
Australian Art Review
Artist Profile, 2011. Issue 30, p. 58-61
Northcote Leader
History overlooked and overgrown, May 4, 2011, p 9.
The Age
Self-made sanctuaries, 2011, 1-3
The Age
Getting in the Zone, 2011, 1-3
Nordkurier
Detlef Stapf, ‘Kunstlerfreundschaften’, May 6, 2009, p21.
Nordkurier
Silke Vob, ‘Von Gegensatzen und Gemeinsamkeiten’, July 28, 2006, p26.
The Western Times
Smoke stakes inspire artist, 2005, p12
Belle
Michael Walters, ‘Twin Peak’, Oct–Nov, 2004, p123.
Vogue Living
Delectable, 2003, p 120
Catalogue
2013↓
Stripes, oil and enamel on canvas, 91x76 cm
2012↓
Mosque, 2012, oil on paper mache, 129x63 cm.
2011↓
With Black Dot, oil, pigment, PVA, on canvas, 43x33cm.
2010↓
Blue LInes, oil, enamel and pencil on canvas, 122x107cm
2009↓
Double Linear, oil, enamel and pencil on canvas, 153x153cm.
2008↓
Anyhow Sequence, oil, pigment, paper blocks, 5 x 122x61cm.
2007↓
Dots and Lines, oil and enamel on canvas, 153x122cm.
2006↓
Dusty Pink, oil and pencil on canvas, 153x153cm.
2005↓
Scratches and Patches, oil, enamel on canvas, 76x92cm.
2004↓
Sky Package, oil, enamel on paper, 43x33cm
2003↓
Black Graphis, oil, enamel and pencil on canvas, 153x183cm.
2002↓
Mainly White, oil, enamel and pencil on canvas, 153x183cm
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1 comment:
You can of course always decorate your home with flowers that don't grow, or wilt either. These were painted by master
painters of the past, in Western art history. I found a "garden" full of these flowers at wahooart.com, a company that
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archive for you to choose from.
I ordered this one online from wahooart.com,
http://en.wahooart.com/A55A04/w.nsf/OPRA/BRUE-8LJ5JY , called Flowers by Jan Brueghel the Elder, a Flemish
painter of the 16th century, as a present for my dear sister for her birthday, that she now has proudly hanging in her
living room. She loves tulips and actually has those growing in the garden now, not far from the framed canvas print.
She said the print adds "timelessness" to the atmosphere of her living space. That's true, because that beautiful vase of
flowers has now stood for 600 years.41
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