Church at Port Arthur (8″x10″)

$800.00

‘Church at Port Arthur’ is an original oil painting on Belgian Linen Panel. 20cm x 25cm (8″x10″)

Lieutenant-Governor Arthur laid the foundation stone of the ‘convict church’ on April 25, 1836. A convict named ‘Mason’ was credited with having designed the church but research has revealed that is in fact the work of colonial architect, (and convict forger) James Blackburn.

Comes framed with ethically sourced Australian plantation solid Oak.

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Description

Introducing “Church at Port Arthur” – an original plein air oil painting by David Isbester. This captivating artwork immortalizes the spectacular ruins of a church at the historic site of Port Arthur, once a significant convict settlement in Australia. Despite being ravaged by fire, the remnants of the church stand as a testament to the resilience and craftsmanship of the convicts who built it. With awe-inspiring beauty, the painting captures the haunting allure of the ruins, inviting viewers to contemplate its colorful past and enduring legacy. Add a touch of history and majesty to your collection with this evocative painting.