Art Print: Banrock Station Wine Wetlands Kangaroo by johndyergallery

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Art Print by John Dyer of "Wine and Wetlands, Banrock Station" in Australia. This special painting was painted on location by John during his residency with Banrock Station.

"This is the signature of Banrock Station created by careful water management. The vineyard is watered by drippers to reduce evaporation. Soil moisture is monitored by probes to ensure the vines are given the right amount of water at the right time. The wetlands are dried out every two years to copy the natural flood/drought cycle of the river. The wetland plants and animals love the cycle of droughts and floods. Kangaroos graze on the fresh wetland sedges and grasses after spring floods and purple swamphens, yellow-billed spoonbills and many species of waders forage in the plant zone. Every visitor to Banrock Station has the opportunity to see this story." Tony Sharley, Manager of Banrock Station

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John Dyer is one of the UK's most exciting and well known artists. His work is collected internationally and his paintings have been the subject of popular television programmes and a wide range of merchandise. John has worked as Artist in residence for many organisations including Eden Project, Bioversity International, Banrock Station and Darwin200.

"There is an innocence and freshness to John Dyer's art that follows a tradition in Cornwall. Rather than trying to record what he sees, John sets out to capture the 'essence' of his subject. It is his ability to capture the 'essence' of what is important that seems to appeal to those who have shown great vision and originality in their own careers, such as Tim Smit, Alan Titchmarsh, Toyah Willcox and Kim Wilde who are all collectors of the artists paintings."

Brian Stewart . Curator Falmouth Art Gallery

Read More I Chronology I Biography I Video I View Original Paintings I View John Dyer Book

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Art Print: Banrock Station Wine Wetlands Kangaroo

"Wine and Wetlands, Banrock Station" by John Dyer

Nation: £ $ € Select Country and Currency. I Next Exhibition

Art Print by John Dyer of "Wine and Wetlands, Banrock Station" in Australia. This special painting was painted on location by John during his residency with Banrock Station.

"This is the signature of Banrock Station created by careful water management. The vineyard is watered by drippers to reduce evaporation. Soil moisture is monitored by probes to ensure the vines are given the right amount of water at the right time. The wetlands are dried out every two years to copy the natural flood/drought cycle of the river. The wetland plants and animals love the cycle of droughts and floods. Kangaroos graze on the fresh wetland sedges and grasses after spring floods and purple swamphens, yellow-billed spoonbills and many species of waders forage in the plant zone. Every visitor to Banrock Station has the opportunity to see this story." Tony Sharley, Manager of Banrock Station

ARTIST INFORMATION
John Dyer is one of the UK's most exciting and well known artists. His work is collected internationally and his paintings have been the subject of popular television programmes and a wide range of merchandise. John has worked as Artist in residence for many organisations including Eden Project, Bioversity International, Banrock Station and Darwin200.

"There is an innocence and freshness to John Dyer's art that follows a tradition in Cornwall. Rather than trying to record what he sees, John sets out to capture the 'essence' of his subject. It is his ability to capture the 'essence' of what is important that seems to appeal to those who have shown great vision and originality in their own careers, such as Tim Smit, Alan Titchmarsh, Toyah Willcox and Kim Wilde who are all collectors of the artists paintings."

Brian Stewart . Curator Falmouth Art Gallery

Read More I Chronology I Biography I Video I View Original Paintings I View John Dyer Book

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