Rob Freeman exhibition

Fine Art Wildlife Drawings

Feb 28 - March 15 2009

Rob Freeman is a self taught artist with a passion for the black and white art form of drawing.  He uses Mutsubishi pencils on Scholershammer board to create his outstanding images of wildlife.  His work reflects his ongoing concern for the environment, and the wedge tail eagle is a favourite raptor that he continues to study and draw. He has always found the practice of killing wedge tails a confounding display of ignorance.

Rob works largely on a commission basis and has held many successful solo exhibitions in Australia. He was runner up in the James Hardy Wild Life Art prize and a prize winner in the inaugural Waterhouse Natural History Art prize 2003. His work has been published in numerous wild life publications including:

‘Wild Life Art News’- Minnesota USA

‘Feather and Brush: Three Centuries of Australian Bird Art’, Olsen.P (CSIRO publishing 2001)

‘Aviculture in Australia‘, Shephard.M( Black cockatoo Press 1989)

His work can be found in private collections throughout Australia and internationally.

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View examples of Rob's work below.