Original artwork description:

Inspired by coastal cliffs or Royal National Park, NSW. It is one of the world’s oldest national parks. Many Sydneysiders treat it an extended backyard, where they can enjoy nature at its finest. It’s popular for picnics and family days out, bushwalkers and cyclists make the most of its many tracks and you can even go surfing here. It is my favourite park to spend our family weekends at. So many memories were created there!

Can you pick out the shape of the eagle’s beak? It’s the iconic imagery on signs for Royal National Park. Such a large overhang is a rare sight. The heavy Hawkesbury Sandstone usually needs supportive rock underneath or adjoining blocks to lock it in place. Eagle Rock, an iconic landmark in the Royal National Park that strongly resembles an eagle’s beak

Gallery quality Premium, environmentally friendly, Cotton Duck canvas wrapped around the wooden frame, painted around the edges to compliment the artwork and doesn't need framing.

Gallery quality Premium, environmentally friendly, Cotton Duck canvas wrapped around the wooden frame, painted around the edges to compliment the artwork and doesn't need framing.

All my paintings are finished with a good layer of varnish for bright colours and clear permanent protection for years. It comes with string/wire on the back to hang the artwork. Ready to hang.

Signed at the back with my name, year, and artwork title. Comes with Certificate of Authenticity.
Artwork will be sent to you carefully packed in protective packaging

If you’d like this artwork to be recreated in slightly different size - please contact me!

Materials used:

Acrylic paint on stretched canvas

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