• Jo Dunsmuir - Spring Lunch
Jo Dunsmuir

Jo Dunsmuir - Spring Lunch

$410.00
$410.00
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Description

Original Artwork

35.5 x 27.5cm | Oil on cradle board | Unframed | Ready to hang

About the Artwork:


Asparagus is a seasonal delight from our vegetable garden, prolific from October through to January in our cool climate. I adore it for lunch served simply with a chopped hard boiled egg, drizzled with vinaigrette or a good squeeze of Kewpie mayonnaise, and a slice of hot buttered sourdough toast!


About the Artist:

A largely self-taught approach to painting Jo experimented with a number of mediums before falling in love with the rich colour and textural possibilities of oil paint. Jo lives in the small coastal township along the Great Ocean Road, where the beautiful natural environment informs much of her landscape work but as a keen gardener, Jo also has a love of still life that documents her home-grown flowers, fruit and carefully collected household items.

 

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Jo Dunsmuir

A largely self-taught approach to painting Jo experimented with a number of mediums before falling in love with the rich colour and textural possibilities of oil paint. Jo lives in the small coastal township along the Great Ocean Road, where the beautiful natural environment informs much of her landscape work but as a keen gardener, Jo also has a love of still life that documents her home-grown flowers, fruit and carefully collected household items.