Alternative Media
Many media may be used by an artist to create a work...
Held by the Geelong Heritage Centre
1846 view of Fyansford Hill, showing the track running from the Moorabool River to the top of the hill,
Go to linkOn the Barwon above Fyans Ford Plate 10 from The diggers and diggings of Victoria as they were in 1852 series, published by James J. Blundell & Co., Melbourne
Go to linkGeelong from Road to Fyansford, ca. 1857 Engraving
Barwon River near Fyan's Ford, ca. 1857
On the Barwon River, ca. 1851
On the Barwon near Fyans Ford, 1855 Plate 11 from The diggers and diggings of Victoria as they were in 1852 series Published by James J. Blundell & Co., Melbourne, 1855
Go to link"I love the honesty and love that you find in the untrained painter,
the works at the local fete or jumble sale.
Often they are more fun than many of the more serious, glum images
in some contemporary galleries"
Ken Done: A Life Coloured In (ABC Books, 2016)
Now,
that's really Different..
On the Barwon looking south toward Barrabool hills
On the Barwon looking toward the Barrabool hills
On the Barwon looking south toward Barrabool hills
"I'm not interested in producing photographically correct images. And now, when everybody is a photographer, with millions and millions of images being recorded on millions and millions of mobile phones, I think painting has a different role...."
From Ken Done: A Life Coloured In
(ABC Books, 2016)
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Charles Norton
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Does that look like the confluence of the Moorabool and Barwon Rivers to you?
Artists of some note...
Charles Norton
Unknown Artists...
I was recently, somewhat fortuitiously, introduced to this amazing piece of artwork.
Titled, "General View of the Cement Works - Geelong", it is unsigned and undated.
Though framed and under glass (hence the reflections), it does show signs of ageing.
Surely someone out there can throw light on this historic piece of art.
It truly documents an important part of our local history...
I didn't have my wide-angle lens so the extreme LHS is not shown; to be remedied in the future...
Detail ~ in four panels...
I would love to hear from anyone
who can tell me anything about this work...
Original artwork on display~ Osborne House, Geelong.
Fyansford
through artists' eyes...
Thanks, Barry.
Thanks, Barry.