Sydney Art Print

Julia Gash

£5

My Cityscape of Sydney is very much centred on the relationship between the water and the land. There are so many inlets and bays that are populated with amazing marine life and are also a play ground for locals as well as being a key transport route into and out of the city. The Sydney Tower, Opera House and Harbour Bridge are the three iconic landmarks that are the main focus of the design. They do however, compete for attention from a super-cute Koala, perky Kangaroo with her Joey not to mention a timid, little Turtle and cool Kookaburra, sunning himself under a blazing Aussie sun. This art

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Registered at Companies House as JULIA GASH ENTERPRISES LIMITED, number 08967801. Checked 2026-08-29.
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