This Australian Art Print features a painting that John Dyer created in the Australian outback during his Banrock Station Wine residency. Painted by John Dyer in the Australian outback this magical Australian art print of pelicans at Banrock Station on the Murray River, north of Adelaide, captures a perfect moonlit night with the gum trees reflecting the ethereal light. Pelicans fly across the river & keep a close eye out for the carp swimming in the water. A wonderful, colourful & fun image of Australia by one of the UK's most celebrated painters.

This Australian art print is reproduced to the very highest museum-quality standards with archival inks on watercolour paper. Each print is individually created by the artist and then individually numbered, titled and signed. Delivery is free worldwide.

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"In the 1920's the River Murray changed from an ephemeral stream to a vast lake when the construction of lock 3 and its weir impounded the water. The raised level drowned many beautiful red gums on the floodplain which today provide fallen branches as roosting platforms for pelicans. The new level also filled the Banrock wetland permanently. Fish eating pelicans dine on the introduced carp that thrive in the new lake-like environment. At night the stars illuminate the ghostly gums." Manager of Banrock Station Wine

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