Barking Owl - Owl Painting, Original Oil on Canvas
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Size: 910 x 610 x 35mm
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"My Owl Painting began with one bird. His name was Ninox, a barking owl I spent time with at Lone Pine Sanctuary, named for the soft wook wook call the species is known for, which is nothing like the bark the name suggests. I sat with him, took my references, and tried to hold the steady patience in his eyes.
It is a genuine one of a kind oil on canvas, continued around the edges of a 35mm stretched canvas so it needs no frame, hand signed and ready to hang. It ships from my Brisbane studio with free shipping Australia wide, and international enquiries are welcome.
Most people never get to study an owl properly, which is what makes an unhurried portrait of one worth having on a wall. Ninox is also the genus name for the species, which felt like a good omen when I heard it. If you would like to see how it sits in your room, send me a photo of the space and I will mock the painting into it. I am glad to arrange a viewing. If you love owls and Australian birds, this Owl Painting has left the studio more than once as a deeply personal gift for someone particular."
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