Freshwater at Circular Quay
original oil painting of a Manly Ferry "Freshwater" at the Manly Ferry Wharf Circular Quay. The Freshwater was built in 1982, the first of 4 Freshwater class ferries that were designed to navigate th run to Manly, and handle the waves that enter the harbour between the two heads. 'In the background of the painting can be seen the far shore and the Habour bridge. painted on a cradled aluminium panel, sides are white and has d rings and a wire across the back, ready to hang. it is unframed as the sides are white and 2 cm deep. can be framed if desired. Comes with a certificate of authenticity.
Details
- Size (height in cm)61
- Size (width in cm)49
- Size (depth in cm)2
Listing Category
- Impressionism
Medium
- Oil
Main Surface Material
- Metal/Wire
Colour
- Black
- Blue
- Brown
- Gold
- Gray
- Green
- Red
- White
- Yellow
Painting Size
- Medium 30cm - 90cm
Ready to Hang?
- Yes
- No
- N/A
Artist full name or pseudonym (used in search fields)
Geoff Hargraves
SEO Keywords or Tags (separate tags with commas)
Sydney Harbour, Circular Quay, Sydney, Sydney Harbour bridge, Harbour bridge, Manly, Manly Ferry, Freshwater ferry, Freshwater class ferry, Ferries, Harbour ferries, Sydney Ferries,
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About the artist or creator
Sydney Artist, working mainly in oils. I grew up on the North Coast of NSW in a small fishing village. I began to surf before my teen age years and later I began sailing…
Sydney Artist, working mainly in oils. I grew up on the North Coast of NSW in a small fishing village. I began to surf before my teen age years and later I began sailing…