Australian artist Colin Parker (1941-) 'Soft morning light at Hill End, New South Wales, 1982) Parker Galleries, Sydney

An incredibly eerie, ethereal feeling haunts this splendid rendition of early morning light by Colin Parker, one of Australia`s most famous living artists. Parker is a New South Wales listed artist who is best known for his figurative depiction of outback Australia in oils. Colin recently spent a month as "Artist-in-Residence" at Ayers Rock Resort in the Central Desert, and has been "Artist-in-Residence" at Kakadu on many occasions. As well as his love of painting outback Australia, Colin has painted in Paris, Southern France, Rome and the North of Italy, his most successful series being Paris in the Snow - a world away from the heat, the remoteness and vast aerial distance of the Australian inland.
Colin is a respected Art Judge, and recently completed four years as President of the Royal Art Society of New South Wales. He has had three portraits hung in the Archibald Prize, at the Art Gallery of N.S.W., a landscape in the Wynne Prize, and has won First Prize in Sydney's prestigious Royal Easter Show Art competition three times. His works are included in many corporate collections both in Australia and overseas, in State Government Collections, Buckingham Palace and in Commonwealth Government Collections.
The image size is 60x39cm in original frame. With original gallery label,
offered in perfect condition and carefully packaged.