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This time at the NSW Art Gallery, Sydney next to the famous Botanical Gardens, I found some more beautiful fine art oil paintings. I hope you enjoy these as I did.

Interior with Wardrobe Mirror by Grace Cossington Smith 1955

I loved the painting technique used in this painting. The subject of the painting is nothing extraordinary but yet, the color combination as well as the reflection of the outside through the mirror makes the painting very inviting. Would love to own a piece of oil painting like this one!

Rhythmic compositionin yellow green minor by Roy de Maistre 1919

I’m not a fan of abstract oil painting, but this oil on canvas by Roy de Maistre is different! I don’t mind this at all. I love the colors and the curves (as opposed to sharp edges and harsh colors). Enjoy!!

Amongst other oil on canvas paintings I found on my recent visit to the Australian Museum just opposite to the famous Sydney Hyde Park, these beautiful pieces I love for different reasons.

Where the Wild Flowers once Grew by Gordon Syrons 2010

I loved the purple violet colors in this painting by Gordon Syrons.

Judgement by his Peers by Gordon Syrons 1978

On a completely different topic, also by Gordon Syrons, is this painting which represents something that maybe only the minority would truly understand and appreciate.

Savages by Gordon Syrons 2007

Oil paintings can say so much. I can stand there looking at them for a long time. What I enjoy is interpreting the oil painting. What’s more fun is getting someone else tell you their interpretation of the same oil painting and you’ll be amazed some of things that come out. We all perceive things differently, same for oil paintings and other things in life.