An original oil on board by Dutch-Australian artist Henk Guth, depicting rugged outback ranges, a waterhole and a prominent white-trunked gum tree.<\/p>\n
Warm ochre and violet rock formations contrast with turquoise water and a softly graduated sky. Raised passages of paint give the landscape texture and depth, while the pale gum tree creates a striking focal point.<\/p>\n
Presented in a gold-coloured frame with a dark timber-toned inner surround, this is an appealing original artwork for collectors of Australian landscapes or anyone drawn to the colour and character of the outback.<\/p>\n
Title and signature<\/strong><\/p>\n The painting is signed Guth at the lower right.<\/p>\n Outback Ranges is used as a descriptive title; the work is recorded as untitled. The particular location and production date have not been established.<\/p>\n About Henk Guth<\/strong><\/p>\n Born in Arnhem in 1921, Henk Guth trained in the Netherlands before migrating to Australia in 1960. He settled in Alice Springs in 1966, establishing a gallery and becoming closely associated with Central Australian landscape painting. His best-known project was the large circular painting Panorama Guth.<\/p>\n Dimensions and medium<\/strong><\/p>\n Medium: Original oil painting on board. Condition<\/strong><\/p>\n The painting and frame are in great condition. Please examine the photographs as part of the description.<\/p>\n Learn more in our Henk Guth Biography, Signature & Collecting Guide<\/span><\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n
\nVisible image: Approximately 34.7 cm wide \u00d7 24.5 cm high.
\nFrame: Approximately 47.5 cm wide \u00d7 37.3 cm high \u00d7 2.5 cm deep.
\nWeight: Approximately 1.4 kg.<\/p>\nExplore Henk Guth & Australian Art at TMC<\/h3>\n