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Welcome to Camden Fine Art Gallery

Camden Fine Art Gallery was established in 1994 to showcase quality art in all forms of media. Located in Camden, south west of Sydney, the gallery welcomes visitors from all over the world. Camden Fine Art Gallery seeks to identify emerging and established artists who are constantly exploring new concepts of creativity.

The gallery in Camden’s main street closed in March, 2007. However, appointments can be made with the director, Nan Howard, in order to view works featured on this website or for consultation regarding other art related matters.

For appointments, purchases, general enquiries or to be advised of new exhibitions in 2008 contact Nan Howard by phone 0419 431 854, email howardfineart@bigpond.com or write to Camden Fine Art Gallery P.O. Box 1149 CAMDEN 2570.


Coming Exhibition: Spring 2008

In this year's Spring Exhibition we will be featuring small and medium works featuring established and emerging artists. Exhibition works will be place on the website from Monday 20 October, with an opportunity to view the complete exhibition in person at the Camden Civic Centre on Thursday 23 to Saturday 25 October 2008.


Doreen Shaw - From My Sketchbook

In "From My Sketchbook" Doreen invites us to journey with her to places she has visited. These moments of tranquil beauty, excitement and wonder have often been captured fleetingly as the mood of a landscape or room alters with the changing light and shadows of the day. Doreen’s experiences and memories from her travels and everyday activities are the inspiration for her sixth solo exhibition.

Please note that the photos below are of original works and slight variation in colour may occur when viewed electronically.  To enlarge each painting click on image.

All works are for sale and can be purchased by contacting Nan Howard by phone 0419 431 854 or 02 4658 1022, email howardfineart@bigpond.com or by attending the viewing at Camden Civic Centre.

"I love the feeling of travelling back in time."

Hillside Houses
Hillside Houses - Wallaga Lake
30.5x23cm  $480  Sold
Sunset at Woodburn
Sunset at Woodburn
53.5x36cm  $780  Sold
Tree Dwellers
Tree Dwellers
23x15cm  $290  Sold

"I have a fondness for magpies and Australian wildflowers and I try to weave them into my landscapes."

Morning Breeze
Morning Breeze
23x15cm  $290 Sold
Shearing Time Berridale
Shearing Time Berridale
23x15cm  $290  Sold
Hill End Autumn
Hill End Autumn
23x15cm  $290  Sold
Spanish Stairway
Spanish Stairway
21x18cm  $290   Sold

"Inspiration is everywhere and anywhere if you keep looking for it."

"Time melts away as I disappear into my landscapes or ‘people gatherings’...I love the painting process."

Cross Country II
Cross Country II
51x41cm  $850   Sold
Hideaway Haven Batemans Bay
Hideaway Haven - Batemans Bay
25x20cm  $420  Sold
River Bend Foxground
River Bend Foxground
74x54cm  $1500  Sold

Works can be purchased by contacting Nan Howard by phone on 02 4658 1022 or  0419 431 854 or email howardfineart@bigpond.com .

King Parrots Blue Mountains
King Parrots Blue Mountains
25.5x19cm  $420  Sold

Kay Singleton Keller - The Blue Angel (Re-sale)

The Blue Angel
Framed original
$3500
100x75cm

Kay Singleton-Keller is a Sydney based artist and studied at the University of Sydney before gaining a Diploma in Fine Arts from East Sydney Technical College.

Her captivating paintings often depicting strong and statuesque solitary figures have brought her international recognition. She has exhibited in London and Paris and held many solo exhibitions in AustraliaKay was a finalist in the 2000 Blake Prize. Her interest in Medieval History has influenced her work identified in the simple but rich and compelling imagery expressed in her paintings.

The ‘Blue Angel’ was painted in 2000, is in excellent condition, beautifully framed and represents very good value. This work can be viewed in Camden by arranging an appointment with Nan Howard on 041 943 1854.

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Limited edition Pro Hart - Meditating Miner  (Re-Sale)

Meditating Miner
Framed Limited Edition (4/100) etching
$780
14.5x19cm

The Pro Hart etching at left is for re-sale. It is signed by the artist in the lower right corner.

Pro Hart’s work is eagerly sought by collectors. This etching sold out quickly when it originally came on the market.

It is framed and in good condition. If you would like to purchase this etching please contact us (see above).

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George Sayers

Limited Edition Musical Etchings (to purchase see details above).

Etching a Melody I
Etching a Melody I
$90 unframed
25x30cm

George Sayers is an accomplished Violinist and Guitarist. His love of music has been an inspiration for many of his etchings including the series “Etching a Melody”.

Etching a Melody II
Etching a Melody II
$95 unframed
25x30cm
Etching a Melody IV
Etching a Melody IV
$60 unframed
18x13cm
Etching a Melody III
Etching a Melody III
$90 unframed
23x32cm

All prices quoted are for unframed etchings.  For framed etchings with double mount add an additional $100-120 to the quoted unframed price.

George’s etchings make excellent presentation gifts for many occasions and also appeal to the serious Collector.

Vibrations III
Vibrations III
$85 unframed
26x33cm
Etching a Melody V
Etching a Melody V
$60 unframed
19x14cm

Limited Edition Etchings of Camden's Historical Buildings

Other etchings available for sale include National Bank, Macaria, Camden Valley Inn, Camden Park House, Mount Hunter School, Gilbulla and St Paul's Cobbitty.


To view or purchase works please contact Nan Howard 0419 431 854 or howardfineart@bigpond.com

Camden Hospital

Camden Hospital

This is the present hospital building in Menangle Road. The section behind the palm trees was opened in May 1902. It was enlarged in 1939, 1971 and 2001. Very much a community hospital, it has been supported by local organisations and individuals.

$85 unframed
24x32cm

St John's Anglichan Church Camden

Work on Camden’s best known landmark began in 1840. Shortage of funds with the 1840s depression delayed its completion and it was consecrated on 7th June 1849. Several architects are mentioned in relation to its design, including Mortimer Lewis and Edmund Blacket, but the design is said to have been an English one favoured by the Macarthur family.

$85 unframed
29x25cm
St John's Camden
Camden Fire Station

Camden Fire Station

This building was built shortly after 1867 as the meeting rooms of the Camden Branch of the Sons of Temperance, and was known as the Temperance Hall.

The high brick front was added in 1916 and the building functioned as Camden’s Fire Station until 1993.

$65 unframed
20x16cm