New Paintings - Amanda PENROSE HART Solo

A Collection of Australian Art by Amanda PENROSE HART



AMANDA PENROSE HART

Newcastle


APH201706030
Oil on Board
40 x 40cm | 15.75 x 15.75in
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AMANDA PENROSE HART

Capertee


APH201706010
Oil on Board
20 x 30cm | 7.87 x 11.81in
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AMANDA PENROSE HART

Creancey 1


APH201706015
Oil on Board
20 x 30cm | 7.87 x 11.81in
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AMANDA PENROSE HART

Creancey 3


APH201706017
Oil on Board
30 x 20cm | 11.81 x 7.87in
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AMANDA PENROSE HART

Near Creancey


APH201706028
Oil on Board
20 x 30cm | 7.87 x 11.81in
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AMANDA PENROSE HART

New Sky


APH201706029
Oil on Board
20 x 30cm | 7.87 x 11.81in
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AMANDA PENROSE HART

Trapped Rain


APH201706038
Oil on Board
20 x 30cm | 7.87 x 11.81in
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AMANDA PENROSE HART

Bay of Gallipoli


APH201602005
Oil on Board
21 x 15cm | 8.27 x 5.91in
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AMANDA PENROSE HART

Maneela


APH201602002
Oil on Canvas
122 x 91cm | 48.03 x 35.83in
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30 Aug 2017

ReDot Fine Art Gallery is extremely honoured to present the first overseas solo show for Amanda Penrose Hart, a Brisbane born landscape painter whom has risen to national acclaim with her stunning representations of the places to which she likes to travel, whether it is on the fields of France, the ancient shores of Gallipoli, the dusty central New South Wales research station of Fowlers Gap, the spectacular lake and alps of Queenstown, New Zealand, her remote home-stay and studio in Sofala or the coastal areas of the New South Wales Peninsula.

Amanda is a traditionalist and her favoured medium is oil. Painting en plein air, as Amanda mostly does, means to open oneself to spontaneity and chance, to the elements. It means to listen to stimuli, to receive the environment and translate the sensation of the moment into a form with more permanence, according to Dr. Andrew Yip, a seasoned writer that has critiqued Amanda’s works.

New Paintings, is a collection of 34 large, medium and small works on canvas completed over the last 18 months from several locations around the world that Amanda has visited either for residencies or for personal leisure. Activity and atmosphere animate Amanda’s canvases. Her trademark skies often invoke the harshness of coastal winter mornings, smears of paint knifed into the raw canvas evident, sending a chill to the bone. Others the warmth and beauty of a summer’s evening spent meandering through hazy fields and stunning panoramas, looking to recant that captured moment of beauty to us, her audience.

The exhibition begins on Wednesday 30th August and runs until Saturday 30th September 2017 and will be attended in person by Amanda as she presents her latest body of work. A must-see show for anyone interested in following the powerful developments in Australian Contemporary Art and an opportunity to meet one of today’s most collectable and talented living landscape painters.