“Feeding Time” ‘Circa 1980’s’ Richard Chamerski (Australian British 1951-)1
“Feeding Time” ‘Circa 1980’s’ Richard Chamerski (Australian British 1951-)1
“Feeding Time” ‘Circa 1980’s’ Richard Chamerski (Australian British 1951-)2
“Feeding Time” ‘Circa 1980’s’ Richard Chamerski (Australian British 1951-)(3)
“Feeding Time” ‘Circa 1980’s’ Richard Chamerski (Australian British 1951-)(4)
“Feeding Time” ‘Circa 1980’s’ Richard Chamerski (Australian British 1951-)(5)
“Feeding Time” ‘Circa 1980’s’ Richard Chamerski (Australian British 1951-)(7)
“Feeding Time” ‘Circa 1980’s’ Richard Chamerski (Australian British 1951-)(6)
“Feeding Time” ‘Circa 1980’s’ Richard Chamerski (Australian British 1951-)(8)

“Feeding Time” ‘Circa 1980’s’

Richard Chamerski (Australian British 1951-)

$650.00

MATERIALS:

Oil on Canvas Board

DIMENSIONS:

Image size 15cm x 40cm Frame size 59cm x 34cm x 4.5cm

INSCRIPTIONS:

Signed ‘Chamerski’

“Richard’s paintings are of a traditional impressionistic style often painting landscapes and seascapes which featured young children and romantic figures from an era long since passed”

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Bio

Richard Chamerski Bio

Richard was born in England in 1951, Richard derives his artistic lineage from the great artists of the Heidelberg School. Having always enjoyed painting and drawing, he studied commercial art and worked in advertising for a number of years before taking up painting on a full-time basis in 1978. His paintings are traditional impressionistic landscapes and seascapes which often feature young children and romantic figures from an era long since passed.

The Heidelberg painters were disciples of natural vision and within this sphere their landscapes, portraits and subject paintings reflected their truth to observation aim. They caught fleeting impressions as accurately as they could. Their style has become Australia’s favourite and nothing before or since has evoked such response from the Australian people. Richard conducted a painting workshop at The National Gallery of Victoria to coincide with the Charles Conder Exhibition, 2003. Also conducted weekend workshops to coincide with the Impressionists Exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria in 2004. In 2007 he again conducted workshops at the National Gallery of Victoria to coincide with a major Australian Impressionists Exhibition.

Condition

Image in Great condition Frame in Great condition may have some minor Chipping scratching and usual wear marks from use and displaying consistent with age see photos as photos play an important role in description of condition – Art work/s will be posted in a picture box made by us from Cardboard and Foam packaging to suit the size of your individual art work/s

Most of the art work we sell are of an antique or vintage era and reflect this in condition they are not in new condition unless stipulated we have a scale we use of Excellent Condition: No visible flaws Chips scratches or wear – Great Condition: May have flaws Chips scratches and wear – Good Condition: Does have significant flaws Chips scratches and wear in as found condition

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Postal package 66cm x 41cm x 12cm weight 3.7kg

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