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Bush Stone-curlews are a secretive and enigmatic bird most easily found in the northern parts of Australia. I have created these prints by hand carving a piece of lino, rolling ink onto the lino and hand printing the print onto the paper. I then hand coloured the large eyes with yellow watercolour. Each print has been lovingly created by me in my Melbourne studio. Paper: acid free paper. Size approx 300mm long and 230mm high Your hand signed print will be one of only 100 created, each one slightly different which makes it unique. Please contact me if you have any questions. Thank you for visiting! All artwork copyright © Block Party Prints Shop 2020. Artwork may not be reproduced by any process without my permission.
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The Australian Bush Stone Curlew is part of a series of Australian native birds prints. Meet WILLA, the endangered Australian Bush-stone Curlew. On a moonlit night in the small hours you may hear Bush-stone Curlew’s eerie wailing “weer-lo” call or you might see a couple during the day sheltering amongst tall grass or low shrubs. Bush Stone Curlew has come into your life to teach you how to LET GO. Letting go accompanied with acceptance are the lessons Curlew is here to teach. Curlew has a need to protect and care for others – truly cherish the loved ones in your life, says Curlew. - WILLA by Sheryl Cole Fine art giclée art print reproduced from my original painting created in watercolour and pencil. Printed on a 300gsm Entrada rag natural. An acid-free, 100% cotton paper with a natural white finish. This makes for a very beautiful print, which shows every detail of the original artwork. Comes lightly signed and wrapped in tissue paper. AVAILABLE IN SIZES A3 | A2 | A1 | A0 SHIPPING A3 comes enveloped and flat-packed with cardboard backing. A2, A1 and A0 come enclosed in a secure cardboard postal mailing tube. Thank you for visiting my shop! ♥ ------------------------------------------ © Copyright Sheryl Cole 2017-2024 Purchase of this artwork does not include reproduction rights. Artwork cannot be copied or used without my express permission ------------------------------------------
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Australian Bird Date: 1896-97 Artist: North Alfred John Publisher: North Alfred John Paper Size: 150 x 240mm Condition: good Technique: Chromolithography Price: $70 Description: Chromolithograph. Would look great as a group hung together Provenance: Insectivorous Birds of New South Wales Originally published in the New South Wales Agricultural Gazette in 5 parts. Only parts 1 and 2 were published as separates To read about North, Alfred John click here.
This unique Australian bird will be gracing the walls of the Arizona-Sonara Desert museum in October as part of the SAQA global exhibition “Connecting Our Natural Worlds”. Our brief was…
An adorable case of Australian birds introduce readers to the joy of colours and colour mixing. Who could resist a little dab of colour here and there? Two curious curlews discover a stash of paints and brushes. An adorable case of Australian birds introduce readers to the joy of colours and colour mixing. Author / Illustrator : Renee Treml Format: paperback Imprint: Wombat Books Publication Date: 15 Feb 2018 ISBN: 9781925563320
後來才知叢石鴴在感受威脅時會靜止不動,有時還保持在奇怪的姿勢,才會這麼好拍.此鳥在昆士蘭尚普遍,但在澳洲其他州數量已明顯減少. Later I realized Bush Stone-curlew will freezes to escape notice when it feels threatened, that's why I could easily take shots of them. This species is moderate common in Queensland, but in other states of Australia its amount has decreased much. This species is said to be endemic to Australia in Wikipedia, but this is not mentioned in my field guide, so I'm not sure about that.
Are you looking for a fun craft to make with your children for Book Week? These cute Australian birds were inspired by one of this year’s CBCA shortlisted Early Childhood books, “Busy Beaks,” written and illustrated by Sarah Allen. "Spend a day with Australia’s most vibrant and unique feathered friends.Full of splashing shorebirds, clattering cockatoos,
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