Sturt Peas and Zebra Finches Print
Art print of an original painting 'Sturt Peas and Zebra Finches' by Helen Ansell.
“The top end of Australia is a harsh yet stunningly beautiful environment. I have screeched my car brakes to stop and take photos of bright red Sturt Peas growing in the wild – yet sometimes these beauties commonly grow in the gutters and town roadside verges! I love the colour combination of the dark red soil (Pindan) the purple and green Mulla Mullas, red Sturt Peas and clear blue skies. Zebra Finches are tiny yet amazingly detailed. Flying in large flocks they are often a sign of water nearby and before you see them you can often hear their tiny “peep peep” letting you know they are around.” - Helen Ansell
Origin: Made in Western Australia
Materials: Giclée quality print using fine art 220gsm smooth paper. Printed with archival ink, which has a lightfastness under glass and away from direct sunlight of greater than 200 years.
Dimensions: H 30cm x W 30cm (image size H 20cm x W 20cm)
Note: Print only - frame not included
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