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‘Night Approaches Beattie Road’. Watercolour and Gouache. 545mm x 730mm. 2017. Private Collection. “Close to our home, and part of my ritual mountain bike circuit along the St. Bathans Downs, I’ve painted Beattie Road several times. I find minimal subjects often the most appealing: when little is offered, everything there is more meaningful. Here the story is in what remains – tracks tell where the sheep have been, that a tractor or farmer’s ute must have been here recently, a willow once flourished, but no longer. And the sky confirms another bone-chilling winter’s day is about to end.” Grahame Sydney.
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