Paintings of Trees Tall Trunks - Blue Gum Forest - oil on canvas 47x21.5cm 2013 Trunks in Sunlight - oil on gessoed paper 32.5x36cm 2015 Trunks in Shifting Shadows - oil on gessoed paper 43x32cm 2015 Where Bark Falls - oil on gessoed paper 44x53cm 2015 Tree - Popes Glen - oil on linen canvas 106x112 cm 2011 Where a Tree meets the Earth - oil on linen 61x81.5 cm 2011 Trunks - oil on canvas 25.5x20cm 2013 Rising Mists - oil on canvas 24x17cm 2015 Woodland Gums - oil on gessoed paper 27.5x30cm 2015 Sancuary - oil on canvas 112x112cm 2014 Sunlit Woodland - oil on canvas on board 36.5x100cm 2014 Tree in winter light - oil on board 43x45.5cm 2013-14 Sunlight - oil on canvas 21.5x50cm 2015 Tall Trunks - Blue Gum Forest - oil on canvas 47x21.5cm 2013 Sacred - oil on canvas 107x107cm - 2015 Light Snow - oil on canvas on board 35x20.5cm 2012-14 Mountain Ash Sapling - oil on canvas 25.5x20.5cm 2015 The Dance of Bark - oil on canvas 71x76cm 2014 Morning Light - oil on canvas 25.5x20cm 2013 Mountain Gum Gala - oil on canvas 71x56cm 2013 Morning Light - oil on canvas 25.5x20cm 2013 Panoramic Gums - Blackheath - oil on linen canvas on board 34x112cm 2013 Mountain Gum Vista - oil on canvas 18.5x52.5cm 2015 Dawn moving through the Trees46x112cm 2015 Eucalypts in mist, Blackheath - oil on canvas 41x30.5cm 2013 Bows and Ribbons - oil on canvas 61x46cm 2015 Peeling Eucalypts - oil on canvas 40x49 cm 2012 Forest Trees - oil on canvas on board 21x63cm 2013 Decorative Sapling - oil on canvas on board 41x31cm 2014 Late Afternoon Gold - oil on canvas 33x89cm 2015 « ‹ of 2 › » TREES ‘Trees are the most successful life forms on earth. Apart from the oceans, wildwood – mixed woodland of self-sown trees untouched and uncultivated by man – and tropical rainforest form the richest eco-systems in existence, providing a habitat for the widest variety of species. Societies of trees are fundamental to weather and climate, for a beneficial water cycle; for the development of minerals; for balancing the electrical charges between the ionosphere and the earth’s surface; and for the maintenance of the earth’s magnetic field as a whole. In addition, their intelligent and adaptable design, and their ability to co-operate have made trees the dominant life form on earth since they first appeared more than tree hundred million years ago.’ – Fred Hageneder, The Spirit of Trees (Floris books)
