Gabrielle Pool (1977 - )

A wonderful collection of black sheep on a hill side in Jordan. A perfect counterpart to its "night time" companion 'White Bedouin Sheep'.  The two paintings act as a diptych, the sheep representing the mountainous terrain where they live and forming a continuous skyline.

Gabrielle Pool has been producing painting and mixed media works since 1993, and has held over 30 solo and group exhibitions within Australia, New Zealand, Japan, China, U.S.A, the United Kingdom, Greece and the Bahamas.

Partly schooled in Japan, Gabrielle’s early inspiration from her teacher, Mori Sensei led to a powerful oriental influence, with her first solo exhibition in Chiba-Ken at the age of 16.

She has been a finalist in the Sulman Prize AGNSW, the Mosman Prize and twice in the Paddington Art Prize.  Her work is included in leading international private and corporate collections. 

Acrylic paint on canvas.

100cm. height x 100cm. width x 3cm. depth.