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Ivy Hill! ! !
Monaro Winter Morning
45 x 90 cm
30 April to 8 June 2015
acrylic on canvas
$1150
Flood plains of Bega River
40 x 120 cm
acrylic on canvas
$1200
Tilba Valley
40 x 120 cm
acrylic on canvas
$1200
State Forest Millingandi 4
92 x 61 cm
acrylic on canvas
$1100
State Forest Millingandi 5
92 x 61 cm
acrylic on canvas
$1100
Murray River 5
60 x 50 cm
acrylic on canvas
$650
Kakadu Flood Plains NT
60 x 60 cm
acrylic on canvas
$650
Summer on the Monaro
91 x 91 cm acrylic on canvas
$1500
The Monaro - Early Summer
46 x 92 cm
acrylic on canvas
$900
The Road to Dalgety
46 x 92 cm
acrylic on canvas
$900
Forest Pond Millingandi
92 x 61 cm
acrylic on canvas
$1100
Early Morning Light
76 x 76 cm
acrylic on canvas
$1200
Murray Valley
45h x 90 w cm
acrylic on canvas
$900
Lake King from Eagle Point
45h x 90 w cm
acrylic on canvas!
$900
Bredbo
45h x 90 w cm
acrylic on canvas!
$900
The Monaro near Bombala
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90h x 90 w cm
acrylic on canvas!
$1500
Anthony (Tom) Bosman
Tom was born in The Netherlands near Amsterdam.
He showed an early ability for drawing, his first teacher in this subject was at the age of ten.
Later studied commercial art and worked in this field for several years, painting and drawing in what spare time was available, until
military service.
After this interval and back in Amsterdam, he joined the Free-Academy and studied at the ateliers of local artists.
Travelled Europe, mainly around the Mediterranean, with an interest in arts and architecture.
Came to Australia in 1958 and found work in the building industry in and around Canberra. The first years were very busy but still found
some time to paint and exhibit with the Canberra Art Society.
Building work – engineering, technical drawing and design – were not sufficient to satisfy all creative needs and whenever there was time
it was filled with drawing or painting.
In 1980, moved to Darwin to work on major building projects. At weekends travelled the surrounding area drawing and painting. The next
move was to Alice Springs and Yulara. The red centre and McDonald ranges, Uluru and the Olgaʼs. Those wide and varied landscapes
were a great inspiration.
Then back to Canberra but living in the country. Civil engineering, design work, teaching, and in any spare time, painting.
A move to Pambula in 2007 meant more time for drawing and painting, a beautiful area with much time spent exploring the National
Parks.
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