Captivating Australian Art by Leading Artist
Jenny Greentree
Captivating Australian Art by Leading Artist
Jenny Greentree
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Back O' Bourke Gallery
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Back O' Bourke Gallery
- Be surprised and in awe at the beauty and realism of the art
- Enjoy the masterful skill and detail used in the construction of the pieces
- Maybe you will recognise the subject matter that evokes an emotional reflective response or memory
- Enjoy the diversity and large selection available
- Perhaps you will find a connection with the art or find a piece for your home or office
- Be surprised and in awe at the beauty and realism of the art
- Enjoy the masterful skill and detail used in the construction of the pieces
- Maybe you will recognise the subject matter that evokes an emotional reflective response or memory
- Enjoy the diversity and large selection available
- Perhaps you will find a connection with the art or find a piece for your home or office
Originals
Fine Art Reproductions
- Fine Art Matte Paper
- Fine Art Canvas
- Gallery Acrylic
Jigsaw Puzzles
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Originals
Fine Art Reproductions
- Fine Art Matte Paper
- Fine Art Canvas
- Gallery Acrylic
Jigsaw Puzzles
-Click View More to see the art
Luke Johnson
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Lovely place to visit, worth the trip out. Fantastic works, and artist was lovely to talk to. Very welcoming and very talented!
Garry Wilson
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Fantastic. Apart from her wonderful art work Jenny was very active in prompting the must see places as we travel down The Darling.
Sarah Chambers
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Fantastic place, incredible works of Art, a must see.
Leonie Bramich
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Lovely gallery with artist in residence who was very helpful in our selection of artwork
About
The Back O’Bourke Gallery was established in 2006. This beautifully presented gallery houses the studio of one of Australia’s foremost established outback artists, Jenny Greentree. Jen and her husband Steve have developed a gallery that never ceases to impress the many visitors that pass through its doors.
About
The Back O’Bourke Gallery was established in 2006. This beautifully presented gallery houses the studio of one of Australia’s foremost established outback artists, Jenny Greentree. Jen and her husband Steve have developed a gallery that never ceases to impress the many visitors that pass through its doors.
You will find the gallery, situated on the banks of the Darling River at North Bourke, 5km north of the legendary Australian town of Bourke in outback NSW.
North Bourke is a developing outback village and this working commercial gallery is a must see gallery on the ‘Outback art gallery loop’ from Lightning Ridge to Broken Hill. Original works and reproductions have found homes around Australia and overseas.
You will find the gallery, situated on the banks of the Darling River at North Bourke, 5km north of the legendary Australian town of Bourke in outback NSW.
North Bourke is a developing outback village and this working commercial gallery is a must see gallery on the ‘Outback art gallery loop’ from Lightning Ridge to Broken Hill. Original works and reproductions have found homes around Australia and overseas.
Jenny Greentree
One of Australia's leading contemporary artists, Jenny Greentree has been painting professionally for 19 years. Jen's art is inspired by the rich Australian scenery and she has worked from her own gallery for 18 years.
Living on the banks of the Darling River quite literally out the Back O' Bourke provides continual inspiration for Jen who works in a variety of mediums. Jen's perceptive observation and artistic skill enable her to convey the unique characteristics of the outback landscape in a very realistic manner. She has a familiarity with the bush around her, which goes beyond the superficial to an emotional and spiritual connection.
Most noted for her pastel artworks, Jen uses pastels in a style that is detailed, fresh and crisp, manipulating pure colours, line and tone to capture the extraordinary images, the atmosphere, and rugged beauty she experiences.
Beyond the ability to produce exactly what she sees, Jen is gifted in portraying the soul and spirit of the Australian outback. Therefore her works resonate with viewers as they reflect the cultural heart of Australia, the hardship and suffering coexisting with excitement, opportunity and beauty. Jen’s artworks are a very personal interpretation of the landscape offering hope, joy and resilience. They connect the viewer to the essence of the Australian heart and character.
Most noted for her pastel artworks, Jen uses pastels in a style that is detailed, fresh and crisp, manipulating pure colours, line and tone to capture the extraordinary images, the atmosphere, and rugged beauty she experiences.
Beyond the ability to produce exactly what she sees, Jen is gifted in portraying the soul and spirit of the Australian outback. Therefore her works resonate with viewers as they reflect the cultural heart of Australia, the hardship and suffering coexisting with excitement, opportunity and beauty. Jen’s artworks are a very personal interpretation of the landscape offering hope, joy and resilience. They connect the viewer to the essence of the Australian heart and character.
Recently Jen has developed a unique technique using mixed media with soil on fine linen. These wonderfully textured artworks are inspired by satellite images of the region. The lines, colours, patterns and shapes are visually stunning and incredibly interesting. Jen uses the different shades of grey floodplain and red soil directly to colour the artworks. These tactile works literally touch your soul with the real soil of the landscape.
Jen has painted and sold hundreds of originals as well as having over 100 of these originals available as reproductions.
Many notable people have bought and collected Jen’s artworks, including the former Australian Prime Minister, Scott Morrison. Jen's painting of the Darling River, hung on the wall behind Prime Minister Morrison's desk in his parliament house office throughout his term in office.
Jen has painted and sold hundreds of originals as well as having over 100 of these originals available as reproductions.
Many notable people have bought and collected Jen’s artworks, including the former Australian Prime Minister, Scott Morrison. Jen's painting of the Darling River, hung on the wall behind Prime Minister Morrison's desk in his parliament house office throughout his term in office.
