Colin Parker
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Colin Parker
'Red Dune Country'
Colin Parker
'A Soft Grey Morning', 2023
Colin Parker
'Bush Atmosphere', 2024
Colin Parker
'Cricket and Dust', 2023
Colin Parker
'Dog's Got The Ball', 2023
Colin Parker
'Friday Night', 2024
Colin Parker
'Kakadu Wetlands', 2023
Colin Parker
'Oh! No! Dog's Got the Ball!', 2023
Colin Parker
'Strong Shadows', 2022
Colin Parker
'Away From The Heat', 2024
Colin Parker
'Bush Cricket', 2023
Colin Parker
'Cricket At The Beach', 2024
Colin Parker
'Dog's on the Ball', 2023
Colin Parker
'Going On Holiday', 2024
Colin Parker
'Mates', 2024
Colin Parker
'Outback Cricket', 2023
Colin Parker
'The Claypan'
Colin Parker
'Beach Ball Games', 2024
Colin Parker
'Central Australia', 2024
Colin Parker
'Crikey!', 2023
Colin Parker
'Feeding Chickens', 2021
Colin Parker
'Hats off in The Bar', 2023
Colin Parker
'Oh No! Dog's Got The Ball', 2024
Colin Parker
'The Game', 2020
Colin Parker
'Beach Cricket', 2023
Colin Parker
'Cricket', 2024
Colin Parker
'Diamantina Flood Patterns', 2018
Colin Parker
'Fishing Mates', 2023
Colin Parker
'Here Come The Dogs', 2023
Colin Parker
'Oh! No! Dog's Got the Ball!', 2023
Colin Parker
Colin Parker is an artist of outstanding talent and ability who is best known for his figurative depiction of outback Australia in oils. His name is one that conjures up an immediate affinity for the Australian landscape with its harshness and sheer isolation that is so boldly and colourfully captured in his works.
Colin has spent a lot of time as ‘Artist in Residence’ at locations throughout Australia including Uluru and the Central Desert as well as Kakadu National Park.
As well as his love of painting outback Australia, Colin has painted in Paris, Southern France, Rome and the North of Italy - his ‘Paris in the Snow’ series winning many accolades. Colin is a respected Art Judge and recently completed four years as President of the Royal Art Society of New South Wales. He has been hung in the prestigious Archibald Prize, Art Gallery of NSW twice, four times in the Wynne Prize for Landscape and has won First Prize in Sydney’s Royal Easter Show competition on three occasions.
His works are included in many Corporate Collections both in Australia and Internationally, in State Government Collections and in Commonwealth Government Collections.
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