The Exhibition
Works in the Exhibition
(The Blue House)
Horace Hurtle Trenerry
oil on canvas laid down
Back Road New Hahndorf, S.A.
Horace Hurtle Trenerry
oil on board · 1937
Dusk, Sydney Harbour
Horace Hurtle Trenerry
oil on canvas board · c.1922
Early Morning Light, Willunga
Horace Hurtle Trenerry
oil on canvas on marine ply · 1935
Evening Light, Flinders Ranges
Horace Hurtle Trenerry
oil on board · 1930
Landscape
Horace Hurtle Trenerry
oil on board
Piccadilly Valley
Horace Hurtle Trenerry
oil on canvas board · c.1927
Port Willunga
Horace Hurtle Trenerry
oil on canvas laid on board · c.1935
Past Exhibition
Port Willunga
1 December:
28 February 2023
Concurrent exhibitions showing in December and in February (note Gallery closed in January) highlighting the work of three artists who deserve to be better known for their contribution to Australian art – Robert Clinch : Life on Earth; Vaughan Murray Griffin : Earth and Beyond; Horace Hurtle Trenerry : Painting the Earth
Click here to view Murray Griffin exhibition
Click here to view Robert Clinch exhibition
For those who know of the artist Horace Hurtle Trenerry, he is revered and his lyrical, atmospheric landscapes much admired. Although his career has largely been confined to South Australia, the efforts of Lou Klepac in particular, have brought this talented artist to a greater audience, and a better understanding of the inspiration he drew from his constant observation of nature; truly painting the earth.
Download the Trenerry e-catalogue
About the Exhibition
Concurrent exhibitions showing in December and in February (note Gallery closed in January) highlighting the work of three artists who deserve to be better known for their contribution to Australian art – Robert Clinch : Life on Earth; Vaughan Murray Griffin : Earth and Beyond; Horace Hurtle Trenerry : Painting the Earth Click here to view Murray Griffin exhibition Click here to view Robert Clinch exhibition For those who know of the artist Horace Hurtle Trenerry, he is revered and his lyrical, atmospheric landscapes much admired. Although his career has largely been confined to South Australia, the efforts of Lou Klepac in particular, have brought this talented artist to a greater audience, and a better understanding of the inspiration he drew from his constant observation of nature; truly painting the earth. Download the Trenerry e-catalogue