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The Bay of Fires, known as Larapuna in Palawa Kani, carves its mark on Tasmania's northeastern edge, from Binalong Bay to the steadfast Eddystone Point.
In 1773, Captain Tobias Furneaux, aboard the Adventure, named it, inspired by Aboriginal fires along the shore. Whaling stirred the bay's waters in the 1840s. Now, it's a canvas of white sands, azure depths, and the fiery hue of granite - dyed by lichen.
Up north, Mount William National Park guards its shores; down south, a sanctuary for conservationists.
The Bay of Fires tells tales, a place of rugged beauty and untamed soul.
Larapuna holds special significance for indigenous people on Lutruwita’s far northeast coast. Rather than viewing it in isolation, they see Larapuna as a part of the broader East Coast cultural landscape.
This painting is available in a giclee print here.
Oil on stretched canvas / 61cm x 92cm / unframed and ready to hang.
"Bridie's paintings invoke the beauty and intrigue of the landscape. She captures the snow, catches the light and conveys the mood of the sea".
Bridie's artworks are also available as giclee prints; the highest standard in true-to-life art prints.
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Thank you Bridie, I received the cards today - they are BEAUTIFUL!!! Thank you so much, your talent is epic. David
I'm happy. I cannot find the words to tell how much I'm happy. Be sure I'll take care of it.
It arrived safely in Colorado, has been hung, and looks great! Thank you so much, I absolutely love it.
"Thank you, thank you, it came perfect, love it"
Bridie O'Brien
Artist
'Beobe' is the passionate creation of Australian visual artist and musician Bridie O'Brien.
Bridie sets out to deliver fine art paintings and museum-quality fine art prints.
Painting one-of-a-kind artworks by hand using pure oil paint and a palette knife.
Take a stand against mass production.
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