Robyn Collier
Robyn Collier (1949–) is a Sydney-based painter of Australian landscapes and seascapes, working in oils in a traditional realist style. She began painting in the early 1970s and has exhibited widely across Australia.
An avid bushwalker, Collier is drawn to remote and wild terrain rather than settled rural scenes — coastal wilderness, rainforests, and inland gorges feature prominently in her work. She is the daughter of well-regarded Sydney artist Brian Baigent, and studied at the Royal Art Society of New South Wales.
Collier works both en plein-air and in the studio, and her paintings have appeared regularly at auction since the early 2000s, with over 130 works recorded. She has conducted painting workshops throughout Australia and New Zealand for more than a decade, and her work has been featured in Australian Artist magazine.
An oil painting of the McLeay Valley hills and river in the style of Australian landscapism, framed with a gold frame, with a lake in the foreground, trees on the mountainside, and a blue sky.
Medium = oil. Dimensions = 61.5 x 51 x 4cm
Condition = The painting is in excellent condition and unmarked however the frame has sustained a fall some time in the past and has small area of beading missing on bottom right (pictured) and couple of small pits on top middle and right corner of frame (pictured). The frame has been reinforced with corner braces (pictured) and is structurally sound now. These issues would likely not be noticable to most observers once the painting is hung but a buyer might prefer if the painting were reframed. As reframing to the same style is about $130-$150 I have set the sale price accordingly at some discount to the normal value of a Robyn Collier painting.
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