Bottlebrush Recreated 3.

Description.

This painting was recreated from Bottlebrush/Bottlebrush Recreated as part of a 2 piece commission for a professional couple from Adelaide who loved my original pieces and couldn’t wait to get an original recreation of their own.

This set of artworks will be used as design features to compliment their home’s neutral palette to brighten the walls with colourful Indigenous Australian art.

Traditionally used as bush tucker & bush medicine, the bottlebrush is a shrub native to Australia.

Its flowers have been used as indigenous food among the Aboriginal Australians. Numberous diseases, such as bacterial, fungal, viral and parasite infections have traditionally been treated with this plant.

Here you can watch women travelling between campsites, sharing their journey with kangaroos as they collect bottlebrush nectar to make sweet drinks.

Size & Medium.

120cm x 50cm

Acrylic on unstretched canvas

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MaterialsCanvas I only paint on the highest quality double primed 100% cotton fine art canvas.
Paints I use either Jonsonja or Mattisse matte flow acrylic paint for all of my artworks.
All artworks are acrylic on canvas sheets unless otherwise stated.
Items marked 'Acrylic on stretched canvas' do not require framing and are shipped ready to be hung.
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FramingMost of my artworks are on unstretched canvas sheets unless otherwise marked. We recommend having your artwork stretched and hung within a frame of your choice upon arrival to avoid damage in transit.
Items marked 'Acrylic on stretched canvas' do not require framing and are shipped ready to be hung.
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