Outback Gallery

Gallery of OUTBACK Art

by Lynn Shearer

This selection of fine oil paintings was created from inspiration gained during my extensive travels to the more remote regions of Australia.Memories of adventures of long ago in the Top End were revisited with experiences of recent trips across Nothern Australia.The magic of Kakadu and other fabulous National Parks and places keep drawing me back.The deserts have their own special magic. The beauty, remoteness and solitude create an enormous challenge that cannot be contained.These paintings of remote Australia try to capture the unique colours, awesome size and sheer wonder of outback Australia.I say try because nothing can replicate the real thing.

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Nourlangie Rock

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It's more than traditional culture

Barnett Gorge

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The brilliant colours bely the harshness of this remote part of the Kimberley.

Dancing Brolgas

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This is magic too.

Goose Camp

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In the heart of Kakadu.On the day the geese nearly blocked the sun.

The Victoria River

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Horror tales abound of this remote place near the WA/NT border.

Jim Jim Falls

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Well worth the effort.

The Ord

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Wonderful memories of grass castles

Umagico

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This rates as a tropical paradise up near the top of Cape York.

Great Sandy Waterhole

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As far from anywhere as you can get.

Kakadu Billabong

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Yes, just another old billabong.

The Pentecost Crossing

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The Kimberley is big and awesome.

Picaninny creek

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The incomparable Bungle Bungles.

Flowers On The Simpson

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It's all about colour

Jabiru With Red Lillies

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The magic of sunrise in Kakadu.

Litchfield Billabong

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Gems like this are hidden away.

Chambers Pillar

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Once an important landmark on the overland telegraph line

The Manning Plunge Pool

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A great relief when you reach it.

Across The Simpson

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Never ending sandhills

Darter Drying

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No worries

Buffalo Territory

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These were everywhere once.

The Last Sandhill

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A wonderful adventure is about to end

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Gallery of OUTBACK Art by Lynn Shearer
This selection of fine oil paintings was created from inspiration gained during my extensive travels to the more remote regions of Australia.Memories of adventures of long ago in the Top End were revisited with experiences of recent trips across Nothern Australia.The magic of Kakadu and other fabulous National Parks and places keep drawing me back.The deserts have their own special magic. The beauty, remoteness and solitude create an enormous challenge that cannot be contained.These paintings of remote Australia try to capture the unique colours, awesome size and sheer wonder of outback Australia.I say try because nothing can replicate the real thing.

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	Nourlangie Rock 610x914 It's more than traditional culture		Barnett Gorge 508x610 The brilliant colours bely the harshness of this remote part of the Kimberley.
	Dancing Brolgas 407x508 This is magic too.		Goose Camp 610x914 In the heart of Kakadu.On the day the geese nearly blocked the sun.
	The Victoria River 407x508 Horror tales abound of this remote place near the WA/NT border.		Jim Jim Falls 508x614 Well worth the effort.
	The Ord 457x610 Wonderful memories of grass castles		Umagico 407x508 This rates as a tropical paradise up near the top of Cape York.
	Great Sandy Waterhole 508x610 As far from anywhere as you can get.		Kakadu Billabong 508x610 Yes, just another old billabong.
	The Pentecost Crossing 610x914 The Kimberley is big and awesome.		Picaninny creek 610x914 The incomparable Bungle Bungles.
	Flowers On The Simpson 619x914 It's all about colour		Jabiru With Red Lillies 407x508 The magic of sunrise in Kakadu.
	Litchfield Billabong 457x610 Gems like this are hidden away.		Chambers Pillar 610x914 Once an important landmark on the overland telegraph line
	The Manning Plunge Pool 508x610 A great relief when you reach it.		Across The Simpson 610x914 Never ending sandhills
	Darter Drying 280x316 No worries		Buffalo Territory 407x508 These were everywhere once.
	The Last Sandhill 610x914 A wonderful adventure is about to end

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