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Rachael Little - An extra bunch Rachael Little - An extra bunch
Rachael Little

Rachael Little - An extra bunch

This product is  a part of the Affordable Art Fair Sydney collection and is currently on its  way back to the gallery, with an expected arrival date of November 30. It can be purchased today and will be shipped as soon as it arrives in the gallery.  Please get in touch if you need more details.

  • Rachael Little - An extra bunch
  • Rachael Little - An extra bunch
  • Rachael Little - An extra bunch
  • Rachael Little - An extra bunch

Rachael Little - An extra bunch


Regular price $2,900.00
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Description

Original Artwork

104 x 79cm | Acrylic on canvas | Framed in Australian oak | Ready to hang

About the Artist:

Rachael Little is known for expressive floral and still-life paintings filled with generous colour and lively brushwork. Her work brings a fresh, contemporary energy to familiar domestic subjects.


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Rachael Little - An extra bunch
Regular price $2,900.00
$2,900.00
Sale price
Regular price

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About the Artist

It’s all about colour and flower therapy for me! I have a lovely connection to my garden. I’m in and out often and can look back through floor to ceiling windows at what I’m painting while pottering in my natural space. I studied visual arts over thirty years ago. My art practice moved to working and teaching in ceramics studios. My love for foliage and flowers continued and I moved into florist mode for 10years. Happily I’ve been back painting for the past four years.  I paint floral abstracts because I love building layers of illuminated acrylic colours. The vessels are gently textured and layered with shades of colour poking through.
 Flowers’s are my splashes of fun and colour and that’s where I get to play. My flowers are on the quirky side of things. You’re kind of left guessing what sort of flowers they might be. 
I’m painting intuitively, using loose brush strokes, scratchings and the feeling from colours.