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ROSS COULTER, ARTIST, EMU PARK

Ross is a member of the Local "Gallery" Artist Co-operative. Click Here for more

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ROSS COULTER, ARTIST,
34 Golding Street, Emu Park, (Q) 4710
(07) 4939 6036
(07) 4938 8540
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cobber10@tpg.com.au

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http://emuparkgallery.com/rosscoulter.htm

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Ross Coulter, artist, of Emu Park on the Capricorn Coast, Central Queensland. Ross paints using oils and watercolours. He also does drawings and etchings - all by commission...Feel free to contact Ross if you have any enquiry.

To view other paintings by this artist
not related to the "Snippets" Exhibition
go to www.emuparkgallery.com


ARTIST RECORDS WAR HISTORY

Emu Park artist and former serviceman Ross Coulter visited the World War 1 battlefields in France and Belgium in 2003. He lived there for six weeks while he photographed, painted and recorded in drawing and text his experiences and emotions.

His trip has reinforced his awareness of the sacrifice made by the 60,000 Australians whose names are engraved on gravestones and monuments from battlefields like Pozieres, Mouquet Farm, Somme River, Bullecourt, Fromelle and the Ypres Salient.

The original art works from this visit have been made into an exhibition of 23 watercolours and drawings called “Snippets from the Western Front”. Each art work is accompanied by text and photographs explaining its significance. Many of the works show snippets not usually seen and are a good motivation to further research.

Of the Exhibition Ann Cooms wrote for “The Morning Bulletin” newspaper ………….. “The pressing interest lies in Coulter’s art, his choice of medium and his selection of places, objects, buildings, sculptures and memorials which tell the story of this war. Stark pencil sketches echo the personal nature of the tragedy, as well as heroic nonchalance and a grasp for meaning.

These sketches take us from the Death Cells of Belgium, to the cocky slouch hat and serious demeanour of a young Aussie soldier, and then to the mute sculptures which haunt a village cemetery containing a mass grave of thousands of unidentified German soldiers.

One sketch reproduces a stunning sculpture – the stopped forms of sorrowing parents – an artistic portrayal of universal grief, as relevant to today’s road toll as to yesterday’s wars. “ ……..(see thumbnail pic to right)


You will find the exhibition will transport you to far off places of a time long past and will stir your emotions with little stories whose significance still has relevance today.

This exhibition is available for rent and display by RSL Clubs, Service Clubs, Schools, Public and Private Galleries. The artist may also be available to talk at any official gallery opening or to primary and high school students.

On application you will be supplied with a CD of the exhibition and costs and conditions of rental. The rental price may be negotiable.



To view other paintings by this artist
not related to the "Snippets" Exhibition
go to www.emuparkgallery.com

Click Here to view larger images of Ross's paintings displayed below - or just click on the thumbnails


"Australian National Memorial, Villers-Bretonneux"


"Bray-sur-Somme Eglise"


"Mourning Parent - German Cemetery, Belgium"


"Lijssenthook Cemetery"


"Poppies"

 

 
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