Australian Landscape Wall Art
Four decades of photographing this country, gathered in one place. Desert, reef, alpine country, rainforest and coastline, in panoramic, vertical, square and mega pan. This is the widest view of the Australian work; the state and region collections narrow it down.
One country, and it does not photograph as one thing
Australia is dry in the middle and green at the edges, and the two do not sit together on a wall without thought. The groups below reflect how the images actually hang.
The red country
Olgas Sunrise, NT, Desert Oaks, Uluru, NT, Outback Glory, SA and Outback Australia are the warm images. They carry a room that faces south and needs heat in it, and they hold a large wall without becoming busy.
Water
Bell Gorge Falls, Kimberley, WA, Beyond the Veil, Mitchell Falls, WA, Atlantis Falls, WA and Barramundi Falls, NT are falling water in open rock. Corunna Lake Reflections, NSW and Reflections, Wombat Tarn, TAS are the still equivalent, and they are quieter pieces.
Coastline
Bondi Beach, NSW, Avoca Beach, NSW, Barrenjoey Lighthouse, Palm Beach, NSW and Byron Bay Lighthouse, NSW are the east coast images. Camel Sunset, Cable Beach, Broome, WA is the western answer to them.
The high country and the south
Cradle Mountain Dove Lake, TAS, Boat Shed, Crater Lake, TAS, Craig's Hut, Alpine National Park, VIC and Brumby Dawn, Benambra, VIC are cold light. They sit well in a room that already has timber in it.
Choosing between them
If the room is already warm, the alpine and coastal work will balance it. If it is cool and north facing, the desert images will do more for it than another blue.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which images are most associated with Ken Duncan?
The Uluru and Kata Tjuta work, the Kimberley gorges and Cradle Mountain Dove Lake, TAS are the most widely recognised. Olgas Sunrise, NT and Bell Gorge Falls, Kimberley, WA are the ones most often identified without the caption.
Are all of these Australian?
This collection is. The catalogue also holds a body of international work, including North America, New Zealand and the United Kingdom, which sits in its own collections.
What shapes are available?
Panoramic, vertical, square and mega pan. Panoramic dominates the Australian work because the country tends to run horizontally. The shapes available for each photograph are listed on its own print page.
How are the prints delivered?
Delivery within Australia is included in the price of the artwork. Every piece is inspected and packed for the chosen freight method. Framed prints ship framed; unframed prints travel rolled with a cotton interleave in a cylinder, which is the recommended option at 40 inch and above.