Artwork: ‘Journey along the Riverbank’ by Stephen Hogarth
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Journey along the Riverbank
It’s about camping by the river.
The green is the trees and the grass on the banks. The circles are the camps with people sitting around them. The circles in the outer sections are the hills and mountains with people climbing them.
Stephen Hogarth
0438 159 175, www.hogartharts.com.au
