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Descripción del artista
- Esta escena es parte de una serie que estoy pintando de The Pumicestone Passage
Descripción del artista
This scene is part of a series that I am painting of The Pumicestone Passage, just north of Brisbane
Original Acrylic on Stretched Canvas. 50cm x 60cm.
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About Pumicestone Passage…
“Pumicestone Passage, also known as the Pumicestone Channel, is a narrow waterway between Bribie Island and the mainland in Queensland, Australia. The northern extent of the passage is at Caloundra, while at the south is Deception Bay.
The passage was originally shown as Pumice-stone River on the maps of Matthew Flinders as he found an abundance of pumice stone lining the shoreline. He was the first European explorer to enter Moreton Bay in 1799 on the Sloop H. M. ‘Norfolk’ and spent two weeks exploring the bay and surrounds and naming Point Skirmish and Pumice-stone River.
Gazetted in 1986, Pumicestone Passage Marine Park, extends from the southern entrance to the Caloundra bar and is just over 35 kilometres long via the channels and has a surface area of 63 km². The marine park has 24 islands and is bounded by 240 kilometres of shoreline. Eighty percent of the Passage is under two metres deep and dugongs frequent its waters seasonally to feed on the seagrass on the bottom of the channels in the passage. Dolphins and turtles also make the Passage home as do over 350 species of birds. Habitats within and adjoining the passage include mangroves and saltmarshes, sand flats and mud flats, coastal dunes and seagrass meadows. The Passage forms part of the Moreton Bay and Pumicestone Passage Important Bird Area, so identified by BirdLife International because it supports large numbers of migratory waders, or shorebirds”
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Comentarios sobre el diseño
Really pretty scene. Love the water!
Thanks for taking the time to comment. I really appreciate it- Ü
Love it Cary, it looks like you could have painted it from a scene right here in coastal North Carolina. Particularly like the colours in this one.
Thanks Jim for your valuable feedback, much appreciated! one day I would like to visit North Carolina Ü
Another super painting, so very nicely detailed! The info is great as well, thanks for sharing this with us!
thanks Pamela for returning to my art and your comments it is Very much appreciated!! … Ü
Gorgeous work Cary, as always. This one has a Winslow Homer feel to it.
thanks Seth, yes I am reading my large book on Winslow Homer again at the moment….sometimes it just jumps into my hand! I love his work, some of my favs are ‘Veteran in a field’ – ‘The Life Line’ and ‘The Gulf Stream’ he is one of the great American Artists….up there with Wyeth and Hopper. blessings to you and yours Seth! Once again I am humbled .. Ü
Well done Cary!
Thanks for the Feature! That’s great news! Ü
So simple,but beautifull.
Thank you for stopping by and for your valuable feedback, much appreciated! Ü
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Thank you Ü
I love to works,compliments!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you Ü
Thanks for reminding me how much I’m missing SE Qld :(
Love your work.
thanks EarthGipsy, yes it is a great part of Oz!
BTW … amazing how you’ve got the water jumping out of the page.
I love painting water….it is such a mystery to me….born next to it…always seeking it…. :)