Damper Cooked In Hot Coals & Sand By Natalie Bateman - SOLD Andrew Grassi 35 x 29 x 38cm

35 x 29 x 38cm

Oil on panel

I have painted for many years and know now that for me the skill is knowing that each brushstroke can be changed

I try to make a definite contrast between the sky and ground of the landscape as ‘Abundance’ has but other than that it is free flowing with short and long movements with my palette knife

Damper Cooked In Hot Coals & Sand By Natalie Bateman - SOLD Andrew Grassi 35 x 29 x 38cmAcrylic on Canvas 51 x 75cm Our great grandmother loved teaching us stuff. One was making damper and just cooked by placing it in hot coals in the sand. Wed have damper (dungaa) and honey (gawanggal) with cups of billy tea. Delicious!