Douglas Baulch. 1963. Plein-air Collins Street, Melbourne. c.1963

Baulch, Douglas

Douglas Baulch painting plein-air at Collins Street, Melbourne
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Douglas Baulch painting plein-air at Collins Street, Melbourne
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Douglas Baulch, Collins St, Melbourne
Landscape of Gum Trees and field, dark hues, with two young children look for a rabbit in a fallen log.
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Rabbit Seekers, Templestowe. Oil 1968. 70cm by 87cm. The area is now known as Westerfords Park. By Douglas Baulch.
Still Life, Hydrangeas in Vase with curtain backdrop with a window to the outside landscape of gum trees and a grass area.
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Hydrangeas. Oil 1939. 43cm by 56cm. By Douglas Baulch.
Strong Ocean scene, with cliffs and waves, yet to young children on the small beach at base of cliff.
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Abyss, Great Ocean Road. Oil 1973. 70cm by 90cm. By Douglas Baulch
Portrait of a young attractive women with long hair in dark blue top holding a flower.
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Young Womans Portrait, Oil. 60cm by 40cm. Live sitting at East Doncaster studio by Douglas Baulch

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  • Douglas Baulch, Collins St, Melbourne
  • Rabbit Seekers, Templestowe. Oil 1968. 70cm by 87cm. The area is now known as Westerfords Park. By Douglas Baulch.
  • Hydrangeas. Oil 1939. 43cm by 56cm. By Douglas Baulch.
  • Abyss, Great Ocean Road. Oil 1973. 70cm by 90cm. By Douglas Baulch
  • Young Womans Portrait, Oil. 60cm by 40cm. Live sitting at East Doncaster studio by Douglas Baulch
  • Douglas Baulch, Collins St, Melbourne
  • Rabbit Seekers, Templestowe. Oil 1968. 70cm by 87cm. The area is now known as Westerfords Park. By Douglas Baulch.
  • Hydrangeas. Oil 1939. 43cm by 56cm. By Douglas Baulch.
  • Abyss, Great Ocean Road. Oil 1973. 70cm by 90cm. By Douglas Baulch