Camden Fine Art Gallery was established in 1994 to represent some of Australia’s emerging and leading artists. Contemporary, traditional and representational works in many forms of media are exhibited. Many gallery artists have won major and regional art awards and are represented in private and institutional collections throughout Australia and the world.
Leonard Long: new works added
Long is considered one of Australia’s great post-war landscape artists. He spent many years painting the beauty of the Flinders Ranges and the majestic Shoalhaven region. Over many years he has inspired many other well known landscape artists and his works are highly valued by collectors.
Camden Fine Art Gallery is pleased to offer additional works by Leonard Long for re-sale.
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Home in Barrington Hills, $1350, 30×40.5cm
Highwater Goodradigbee, $1200, 30x41cm
Simpson’s Gap, $4000neg., 76x61cm
Coming: Winter Exhibition, 21-23 June 2018
The exhibition will feature works by established and emerging Australian artists including Doreen Shaw, Sarah Howard, Madeleine Szymanski, Steve Roach, George Sayers, Gary Baker and Leonard Long.
A selection of works will appear online in June with full viewing at the Camden Civic Centre, 21-23 June 2018.
2017 Christmas Exhibition
The exhibition featured new works by gallery artists alongside pre-owned paintings by established Australian artists; contemporary jewellery by local artisan Liz Stephenson; and enamel pendants and brooches by Norma Alce. Vintage pottery, porcelain, books and jewellery, were also exhibited.
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Image: Gary Baker, Werombi Wattles I, $450, 31x25cm.
2017 Winter Exhibition: 15-17 June 2017
Our June exhibition featured major paintings, etchings and prints by gallery artists and some additional end of financial year ‘specials’ from most artists exhibiting major works. Collectables and jewellery were also available.
Artists included Gary Baker, Jennifer Jackson, Madeleine Szymanski, Sue Gasser, Doreen Shaw, Sarah Howard, George Sayers and Steve Roach.
A number of works remain available and can be viewed by appointment with Nan Howard (via email or on 0419 431 854).
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Image: Sarah Howard, Tranquility II, $175, 27.5x21.5cm (frame), 13x7cm (image)
Steve Roach: Macarthur Landmarks
Steve Roach was a valued member of the Macarthur community who used his artistic talents in drawing a range of historical and community landmarks from around the Macarthur region. We are pleased to offer A4 prints of the works for $15 each.
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Please note: the black title text does not appear on the prints.
Steve Roach: Duntroon
In 1980 Steve Roach was commissioned to draw various buildings and sites at the Royal Military College, Duntroon, ACT. The original eight drawings are displayed in Duntroon House, a fine example of colonial architecture built in 1833, which is now the officers’ mess.
These A3 size prints have been reproduced from a set of prints published at the completion of the commissions. The original set of prints forms part of the estate of the late Steve Roach. Individual prints are available for purchase for $60 or the full set of eight can be purchased for $420.
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Please note: black title text does not appear on the prints available for purchase.
March 2017: Gary Baker
We are pleased to feature works by award-winning Camden artist Gary Baker. Click here to view.
Works can be viewed by appointment with Nan Howard.
Steve Roach: Original sketches from Lithgow and Hartley Valley
Steve Roach was the illustrator of Lithgow and Hartley Valley Sketchbook, the text of which was written by Iris Paridaens, published by Rigby in 1978. These original drawings have been offered by the estate of the late Steve Roach.
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Gallery artists
Artists represented by Camden Fine Art Gallery are listed below. Click on an artist name to view information and works for sale.
For more information about the gallery or its artists, or to view or purchase works, please contact us.