1 Results: New & Used in Art in South Hobart 7004, TAS

Very good condition. Vitarka Mudra Hand Gesture Wooden Carving Artwork. Purchased new from Inside Out, Newcastle N.S.W. 156cm wide and 68cm high. Two slight cracks as per photos but not noticeable and suit the artwork. Pickup only from West Hobart.

This framed print of British Birds has the identification for the birds taped onto the back of the frame. Frame measures about 32cm x 42.5cm

This rather pretty oriental paining, on silk, of a bird and flowers seems to never have been displayed. It is in good condition. It measures about 23cmx29cm.

These 3 prints of military figures are mounted but not framed. Signed by the author, they measure approximately 23cm x 29cm. They are in perfect condition, I would guess purchased but never displayed.

This professionally framed sketch, dated 1970 and signed by the artist, C Matters would have been (I guess) part of the Adult Education annual exhibition of the better student work - an exhibition which later would be known as the "Not Yet Famous" exhibition. Details are included in the exhibition entry form which are pasted onto the back of the framed picture of the picture. The sketch appears to have been done in a medium similar to chalk - but that is just my very untrained eye giving that

For sale: Humorous Modern Lifestyle Chart Poster. Please contact me if interested. If you require a more speedy reply, call or message me to my mobile number which is listed on the Gumtree advertisement as I only log onto my computer once or twice a day to read my Gumtree messages. Cheers!! Dianne.

For Sale: Framed English Print by Artist Phil Weston. 48cms x 37cms. Excellent condition. Please contact me if interested. If you require a more speedy reply call or message me to my mobile number which is listed on the Gumtree advertisment as I only log onto my computer to read my Gumtree messages once or twice a day. Cheers!! Dianne.

A lovely print with lots of energy. Selling due to downsizing. This is a painting of the Royal Ascot Greys. Some history - The Royal Scots Greys were formed in the early 17th Century from the joining of three Scottish Dragoons regiments. Although they were a cavalry unit, they carried weapons similar to those used by infantry soldiers, including matchlock muskets, halberds, and pistols. The origin of the name is unclear. Some claim that the name comes from the grey coats that were part of the

Painting by Artist Frederick Hines called "Country Farmhouse Devon". It is signed by the Artist and is dated 1906. He signed all his paintings as "Fred Hines". The Painting was restored in Melbourne in 1991 & I have the restoration certificate. The size of the framed painting is 82cms X 64cms. The photos really do not do it justice. It is a very beautiful painting that has been in my family for 3 generations and the reason that I am selling it is because I have recently moved into a very modern

In excellent condition, professionally framed. 88cm x 70cm