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More Rainforest Paintings...
Joanna Terpstra's rainforest paintings are the result of many days spent camping, walking, drawing and painting in the magnificent National Parks of the north eastern coast of Australia. These rainforests are all World Heritage listed.
The following
preview is a selection of Joanna's recent pastel paintings of her beloved rainforests. These original paintings come fully framed and are
available for viewing at Joanna Terpstra's Studio Gallery (unless already sold).
Lamington Rainforest...
Lamington National Park is located on the Queensland side of the border ranges and is well-known for the hospitality of O'Reilly's Guest House.
Washpool Rainforest...
Washpool National Park, located in the Gibraltar Ranges west of Grafton, is the largest rainforest wilderness in NSW. These paintings are my tribute to the visionaries who faught to save it two decades ago.
More information on World Heritage Central Eastern Rainforest Reserves of Australia at www.deh.gov.au/heritage/worldheritage/sites/cerra
Help save endangered rainforests at Rainforest Rescue www.rainforestrescue.org.au
NEW! More Beach Paintings -- --- NEW! Demonstration Painting
"Awesome, I was won over by the colours of the sea - now by the rainforest." -studio visitor Tracy Kelly (ACT)
"Can I once more congratulate you on your ability to move from one area (the sea) to another (the forest) with equal facility. The Tree of Life is particularly sensual and yet spiritual as well." -website visitor Ellen Mary Hughes (NZ)
