
at Mosman and Mona Vale, NSW
have a fabulous range of paintings by well established Australian artists.
- Ernesto Arrisueno
- Jason Benjamin
- Robert Billington
- Belinda Black
- Charles Blackman
- Richard Bogusz
- James Boissett
- Patrick Carroll
- Rachel Carroll
- Barry Chamberlain
- Fred Cress
- Ray Crooke
- Judith DaLozzo
- Lucette DaLozzo
- Louis DaLozzo
- Robert Dickerson
- Natalie Dyer
- Melissa Egan
- John Earle
- Julian Eather
- Peter Fennell
- Werner Filipitch
- Catherine Fitzgerald
- Sue Fyfe
- Stephen Glassborow
- Robyn Gosbell
- Steve Graham
- Robert Hagan
- Eva Hannah
- David Mackay-Harrison
- Minette Hoad
- Pro Hart
- Daniel Hutchings
- Greg Hyde
- Scott Ireland
- Greg Jarmaine
- Jos Kivits
- Ken Knight
- Ted Lewis
- Norman Lindsay
- John Lovett
- Eric Martel
- Melanie Miller
- Velia Newman
- Dianne Ogg
- Margaret Olley
- Jacqueline Ormond
- Mignon Parker
- Janet Palmer
- Sara Paxton
- John Pearson
- Pablo Picasso
- Robyn Rankin
- Craig Ruddy
- Gail Rutland-Gillard
- SARINA
- Freda Surgenor
- Jan Stapleton
- STARR
- Craig Taylor
- Neil Taylor
- David Voigt
- Diana Watson
- Wendy Wooden
CURRENT EXHIBITION
"BACK IN THE SADDLE" - ROBERT HAGAN (link to the invitation)
Moulton Galleries are very excited to be holding this unique exhibition with stunning new works of Balmoral Beach as well as the Outback and unique romantic paintings by Robert Hagan.
from 29th October 2011

"Girl Talk" 50 x 127 cm

"Hold On" 61 x 122 cm - Robert Hagan
Saturday 3 December, 2011 12:30 - 5:00pm (link to the invitation)
BELINDA BLACK
"Places I love, things I own and flowers I've grown"

"Balmoral Pavilion" - Belinda Black
MINETTE HOAD
"The ins and outs of Sydney"

"Reflections Figs and Jam" - Minette Hoad 102 x 52cm
Latest works by accomplished artists (invitation)
GREG HYDE, JANET PALMER and WENDY WOODEN
"HEARTLANDS" - An exhibition of large Australian landscapes by Janet Palmer

"Blue Lotus Garden" 60 x 80- JANET PALMER

"Indolent Summer" - WENDY WOODEN

"Monet's Motorbike" - mixed media 40x65 - GREG HYDE
Tuesday 2nd August 2011 from 6pm
Velia Newman and Ted Lewis
with spectacular bronze sculptures by David Mackay-Harrison

"Having A Break" 30 x 36 - Ted Lewis

"Lyndi" - David Mackay-Harrison

"Beach Picnic Balmoral" 30 x 72 in - Velia Newman

"On Golden Pond" 45 x 45 in - Velia Newman

"Sydney Sails" 30 x 72 in - Velia Newman

"The Bathers Pavilion" - Velia Newman 122cm x 122cm
Opening Saturday 3rd December, 2011 (9.30am - 5pm)

"Sydney Harbour From Observatory Hill" - Minette Hoad
"A Wonderful Obsession"
Catherine Fitzgerald and Werner Filipitch

"A View to Die For"
(View the invitation to the exhibition)
It is not just the scenery of Provence and Tuscany that draws me to these regions; it's the people, their culture, traditions, and preoccupation with enjoying the present.
My paintings are produced in a state of euphoria, in that I have been seduced by all that is Provence and Tuscany. It is my hope others see in my work a feel for those regions, and their addictive lifestyle.
The works in this exhibition reflect my visit late Summer early Autumn when the landscape is still abundant with flowers, where you are not only intoxicated with their perfume; the ever present cyprus trees; but the surreal feel of your surroundings. It is as if time stands still - where the locals live in time rather than against it.
I suspect there is no cure for my obsession.
"Tall Tales" - John Lovett
John Lovett travels regularly to Europe with International Artist Magazine as a workshop tutor. He enjoys the teaching, traveling and interesting people he meets on the workshops, but one of the spin offs is the chance to accumulate information for exhibitions back in Australia.
Lovett’s recent trip to Italy and Sicily provided the inspiration for his current exhibition, “Tall Tales” which opens at Moulton Galleries in Mosman on the 29th October.
"Tall Tales" is based on the loose interpretation of fascinating incidents, customs and beliefs witnessed in Italy and Sicily. Rather than try and find out the truth, Lovett relied on his own interpretation of what he experienced. Not speaking the language, or understanding many of the local customs allowed for a much freer interpretation. The truth is fine for history books and anthropological studies, but for Lovett, tall tales are the source of much better paintings.
Friday 29th October, 2010 from 6pm - 8.30pm
click here for John Lovett's paintings
Click here for more of Velia's paintings
Tuesday 28th September 2010 at 6pm

Velia Newman - "Sydney Skydive" - 36" high x 72" wide
- Mosman Gallery - 777 Military Rd, Mosman Ph: +612 9960 5519
- Monday to Friday 9:30am - 6pm, Saturday 9:30am - 5pm and Sunday 10am - 5pm.
- Mona Vale Gallery Six - 18 Bungan St. Mona Vale Phone:+612 9999 1039
- Monday to Friday 9:30am - 6pm, Saturday 9:30am - 5pm.