Welcome! REX WOODMORE AUSTRALIAN FINE ART
OVER 100 ORIGINAL ARTWORKS SOLD AROUND THE WORLD
THANK YOU FOR YOUR VISIT
Hello to my future clients and existing clients in Australia, England, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, America, Canada, France, Italy and other places around the world, where they have my original unique artworks proudly displayed on the walls of homes and workplaces or have used digital images of my artwork in publications, books, magazines,newspapers,CD covers & videos since 2009 (14 years an artist)
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I appreciate your interest in my artwork! Buy now while I'm alive!
"I love Trees! |
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YOUR PURCHASE HELPS DESPERATE PEOPLE IN NEED OF WATER
I BEGAN SCHOOL in EAST AFRICA 1951
In 2023 it is sad to see such poverty and people without clean water to drink!
YOUR PURCHASE HELPS DESPERATE PEOPLE IN NEED OF WATER
I BEGAN SCHOOL in EAST AFRICA 1951
In 2023 it is sad to see such poverty and people without clean water to drink!
$10 from every $100 I receive is sent to assist Ireland Outreach International
in their work in Africa providing free fresh water, by putting in wells & packaging
and distributing ultra filtered drinking water to villages without ground water
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in their work in Africa providing free fresh water, by putting in wells & packaging
and distributing ultra filtered drinking water to villages without ground water
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MY ART IN THE UNIVERSITY of TECHNOLOGY SYDNEY (UTS)
Published a book with ten of my Jacaranda paintings.
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The book by Ann-Therese King was called
‘Jacaranda The Tree Australians Like to Claim as Their Own’ I believe there were only three copies produced. I have one copy and the others are held by the UTS Library as a reference book. Some of these paintings may still be available. |
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MY ART FEATURED IN ARTIST'S PALETTE MAGAZINE March 2017
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MY ART on THE COVER OF AN ITALIAN NOVEL
'L'albero dei fiori viola' (Tree of the Purple Flowers) by Sahar Delajani
If anyone has a copy of the book (or just the cover) I could be interested in purchasing it.
Se qualcuno ha una copia di questo libro (o solo la copertina) potrei essere interessato all'acquisto. Grazie dall'australia. Rex |
Italy's largest book publisher & third largest magazine publisher in France (Mondadori) published one of my popular Jacaranda tree paintings on the cover of a novel called ‘Tree of the Purple Flowers’ by Sahar Delajani.
NOTE: There have been many other editions with different images on the covers. The whole 2000 copies of the book, with my painting ‘Jacaranda Journalism’ has been sold and my work continues to get free promotion for as long as those books, with a digital image of my painting, my name and my website address, are drifting around the world. The original painting is currently available. |
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MY ART in THE ARIZONA CASTLETON COLLECTION
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My ART FOR GOSPEL SINGER FLORA SANTOS
'Swing Scene' ‘Country Cottage’ & ‘Feral Fun’ are in the collection of Gospel singer & International recording artist Flora Santos (MacDonald), who has also given my paintings as gifts to friends: ‘Lydiard House’ as a gift to a relation in England. Waterfalls Homestay, to her friends and owners of the Homestay in Ella, SriLanka. https://florasantos.com.au/music/Eternity.mp3 Lyn and I thank you Flora, for your friendship and support. |
ABOVE: Lydiard House, Country Cottage, Feral Fun, Swing Scene, Waterfalls Homestay.
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MY ART 'TREASURED' IN SONG
'Treasured Tree' (Similar to Swing scene but with a Kookaburra) is associated with the song 'Under the Jacaranda' by Craig Yager. On SoundCloud Thank you Craig! |
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MY ART PAINTING- USED in 'A TRIBUTE TO THE JACARANDA'
"Thank you Kay,
for the complimentary copies of CDs" |
My popular Jacaranda painting ’Cheerful Choice’ (now sold) was used in association with
‘A tribute to the Jacaranda’ instrumental music on steel guitar from the CD "Hawaiian Shadows" put to Music on YouTube by Kay Das. |
ABOVE:
the wonderful music of Kay Das on YouTube "Thank you Kay, for the complimentary copies of CDs" |
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THE 'ODD' PAINTING for a TALENTED SONGWRITER
’Outback Oddity’ is on the cover of a mini EP 'From out of nowhere' Award winning Australian country songs written by South Australian Songwriter Fiona C Karamanlidis.
Thank you Fiona, for the complimentary copy of your CD.
Thank you Fiona, for the complimentary copy of your CD.
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'AN ART EXPERT'S EXCELLENT $50 INVESTMENT!'
In 2011 an art investor jumped at my price of $50 for a painting!
Prior to that, in 2010 my first sale was for only $2.00.
By 2023 my Artworks were selling for $250-$1500 or more!
‘Comical Camel’ is amongst several of my very first naive works in the private collection of the late Ruth O’Neil who with her husband, began The Waterwheel Gallery in Bedfordale, W.A. Thanks to the O'Neils
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MOTIVATED by a MOTIVATOR in FLORIDA (USA)
A Florida motivator motivated me to produce a big Jacaranda painting!
Trish Buzzone, a well known motivational speaker in Florida USA commissioned me to paint my largest Jacaranda to date. ‘Jugan Jacaranda’ (Thanks to Sharon Rule for the word ‘Jugan’ which in her traditional Australian Aboriginal ‘Ngadjumaja’ language, means ‘Standing’.
Acrylic on stretched canvas. 121.92cm x 121.92cm (4ft x 4ft).
Trish also bought 'Heron Haven' Thanks Trish for your purchases & motivation.
Acrylic on stretched canvas. 121.92cm x 121.92cm (4ft x 4ft).
Trish also bought 'Heron Haven' Thanks Trish for your purchases & motivation.
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SOME PEOPLE 'LOVE' MY ARTWORK
If I was asked
“Which of your own artworks do you like most?” I would say “The one that I just completed” However this ‘liking’ is more of an infatuation than true love. Which is a good thing, because when I eventually sell that painting, I know it is going to someone who truly loves it. |
But there are those individual artworks that I really don’t want to let go and so to sell them, is bitter sweet.
That was the case with two of my most recent sales (2023) of ‘Farm Flowers’ (now on the wall of Allied Dental in Southern River) and ‘Jabiru Jungle’ (now with a new client in Fremantle). This has me looking at others that to me are 'special' and thinking “Do I put the price up or do I remove them from my website” https://lnkd.in/eG9BWAut Rex Woodmore Australian Fine Art 2023 |
'Farm Flowers' on the wall at Allied Dental
Southern River Western Australia
On the 1st page dentist’s website is my painting ‘Farm Flowers’ on the wall above a great artist in her own profession - Dr.Rachel Chia. "Helping people is what Rachel derives joy from and was part of a volunteer dental team to treat underprivileged children in Vietnam. She later also embarked on a church mission trip to Cambodia to educate school children on dental hygiene, which she found both humbling and rewarding"
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MY ART IN FREMANTLE, WESTERN AUSTRALIA
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My art a COMPETITION WINNER 'Feeble Fake'
My reproduction of Claude Monet’s 1878 painting called ‘Arm of the Seine Near Vetheuil’
(BELOW: Rex Woodmore's painting on the left and Claude Monet's on the right)
My art a COMPETITION WINNER 'Feeble Fake'
My reproduction of Claude Monet’s 1878 painting called ‘Arm of the Seine Near Vetheuil’
(BELOW: Rex Woodmore's painting on the left and Claude Monet's on the right)
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A 'GREEN' COMPETITION WINNER 'Green Grounds'
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ABOUT THE PRODUCTION OF MY ART
My work is usually produced on canvas, canvas panel or stretched canvas. I use gesso and high quality acrylic paints which I finish in several coats of a protective layer of clear varnish, resulting in all layers combining to form a tough resilient easily cleaned surface which can be wiped over safely with a damp cloth and mild detergent.
I believe, given enough time, acrylic will outlast oil paint which can crack, as it dries out and releases petro chemical fumes into the atmosphere. |
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I MAY NEVER HAVE LIVED LONG ENOUGH TO BECOME AN ARTIST!
Diving on the treasure of a 1656 shipwreck almost cost me my life!
FAST FORWARD FIFTY YEARS TO 2014 ON BLUFF KNOLL
(Bluff Knoll is said to be the highest point in Western Australia) It was Easter 2014 and only a few months before my 70th birthday ("Three score and ten") my wife Lyn and I climbed Bluff Knoll. We had climbed it twenty years before, this time it took us twice as long, but we made it.
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As I stood on the highest point of the highest hill, above everyone standing on the ground in Western Australia, my thoughts turned to the lowest parts of the ocean and how, in 1964, I almost drowned and very nearly didn't make it this far in life. READ THE FULL STORY
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YOUR PURCHASE HELPS PROVIDE WATER to DESPERATE PEOPLE
$10 of every $100 I receive from the sale of my paintings helps to provide fresh water.
YOUR PURCHASE HELPS PROVIDE WATER to DESPERATE PEOPLE
$10 of every $100 I receive from the sale of my paintings helps to provide fresh water.
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I LOVE TREES!
With a name like WOODmore it should be no surprise-
TREES PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART IN MY PAINTINGS
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After retiring from the horticultural & environmental industries (2009) where much of my work had revolved around trees, I re-invented myself as an artist with trees as my most favourite subject.
Trees & other plants have played a major part in my life. My ancestors in England called Woadmere, grew Woad (Isatis tinctoria) to produce the dominant blue dye used in Europe at the time. |
I love trees and especially Jacarandas.
My paintings of Jacarandas have been seen on and in books, magazines and online around the world
As a child, here in Western Australia, I lived on an orchard in Jarrahdale, with Orange, Apple, Plum, Peach, Apricot, Pear, Fig, Cherry & Quince trees. We were in the midst of the Forest surrounded by towering Jarrah trees with an understory of Bracken fern, wild orchids, Acacia & Banksia trees. In those days there were many wild native animals, birds, snakes & lizards as well as foxes, rabbits, feral cats, a couple of Brumbies (Wild horses) and feral bantam chickens that flew like pheasants, on a neglected property adjoining ours.
As a working adult I was very involved with all aspects of trees - seeds, propagation, transplanting and nursery care of tree seedlings & cuttings.
I was the seed store manager for Kimseed, an environmental company which, at the time, was the largest supplier of Australian Native seeds in the world.
As a working adult I was very involved with all aspects of trees - seeds, propagation, transplanting and nursery care of tree seedlings & cuttings.
I was the seed store manager for Kimseed, an environmental company which, at the time, was the largest supplier of Australian Native seeds in the world.
I was also a licensed seed collector gathering seeds from the wild for re-vegetation.
I have planted thousands of trees on roadsides and was a team leader for the Mandurah Rail Link Grass tree (Xanthorrhoea species) project. Removing & transplanting grass trees back into the environment. I propagated thousands of tree seedlings for EMS (Environmental Management Systems). |
I have a chainsaw licence but I must have
grown a thousand trees for every tree I cut down.
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