Dwellingup Walk Trail print

Western Australia is well known for its tall timbers and karri forests. These can be found all over the State from Kalamunda and Mundaring in the hills and south to Pemberton, Dwellingup and Walpole. The tall timbers in the Dwellingup and Boranup Forests and around Margaret River attract many tourists to our beautiful state and are popular places for walkers along the Bibbulmun Track. This particular painting was inspired by six years of art retreats painting at Banksia Springs in Dwellingup.  The track leads to a winery. Just imagine yourself going for a leisurely walk along this dirt track on a sunny crisp morning, breathing in the fresh air and enjoying the feeling of being as one with nature or walking down the track in the afternoon for a drink at the winery. Australian native plants and trees thrive in this environment and spill onto the pathway, the smaller ferns and ground covers peeping out from behind the tall trees. This is a limited-edition print (maximum 20) of an original painting by Jenny Ellis-Newman. Frames for illustrative purposes only. Other print sizes available, enquire with the artist.