'Bucket Fountain' Original Artwork Framed 500 x 700
The original ‘Bucket Fountian’ Artwork will be on display at the 2024 ‘Paekakareki Art Show’ where Sarah is the guest Artist
‘Bucket Fountain is a detailed colourful artwork showcasing the iconic Bucket Fountain which is located in ‘Cuba Square’ central Wellington, NZ.
Originally named the ‘water mobile’, the fun kinetic sculpture was created by Burren and Keen, and Graham Allardice and is now recognised as one of Wellington’s most famous landmarks.
The painting also has the iconic ‘Blues Brothers’ casually walking through the scene and Aretha Franklins character ‘Mrs Murphy’ looking on with her trademark ‘hand on hip’ pose.
This original artwork was created using quality watercolour and acrylic paint, ink and pencil on watercolour paper. It has been framed in a simple white frame with white mat board, ready to hang.
Photo credit - Lucy Revill
The original ‘Bucket Fountian’ Artwork will be on display at the 2024 ‘Paekakareki Art Show’ where Sarah is the guest Artist
‘Bucket Fountain is a detailed colourful artwork showcasing the iconic Bucket Fountain which is located in ‘Cuba Square’ central Wellington, NZ.
Originally named the ‘water mobile’, the fun kinetic sculpture was created by Burren and Keen, and Graham Allardice and is now recognised as one of Wellington’s most famous landmarks.
The painting also has the iconic ‘Blues Brothers’ casually walking through the scene and Aretha Franklins character ‘Mrs Murphy’ looking on with her trademark ‘hand on hip’ pose.
This original artwork was created using quality watercolour and acrylic paint, ink and pencil on watercolour paper. It has been framed in a simple white frame with white mat board, ready to hang.
Photo credit - Lucy Revill
The original ‘Bucket Fountian’ Artwork will be on display at the 2024 ‘Paekakareki Art Show’ where Sarah is the guest Artist
‘Bucket Fountain is a detailed colourful artwork showcasing the iconic Bucket Fountain which is located in ‘Cuba Square’ central Wellington, NZ.
Originally named the ‘water mobile’, the fun kinetic sculpture was created by Burren and Keen, and Graham Allardice and is now recognised as one of Wellington’s most famous landmarks.
The painting also has the iconic ‘Blues Brothers’ casually walking through the scene and Aretha Franklins character ‘Mrs Murphy’ looking on with her trademark ‘hand on hip’ pose.
This original artwork was created using quality watercolour and acrylic paint, ink and pencil on watercolour paper. It has been framed in a simple white frame with white mat board, ready to hang.
Photo credit - Lucy Revill