Three Too Many

A$900.00

A burst of movement cuts through the heat and dust of the yards. Cattle press forward behind the rails while the dogs work low and fast, holding the line and driving the mob with instinctive precision.

At the centre, a young beast breaks into the open, caught between hesitation and momentum. Around it, the earth glows in burnt orange and ochre, the shadows deep and heavy against the late light. There is tension in the scene, but also rhythm — the familiar choreography of livestock, dogs and people working the land.

The painting captures that brief, charged moment when everything is moving at once: dust rising, animals reacting, and the order of the yard being tested.

Medium: Oil on Canvas
Frame: No
Dimension (cm): —
Edge: No
Stretcher: Thin

A burst of movement cuts through the heat and dust of the yards. Cattle press forward behind the rails while the dogs work low and fast, holding the line and driving the mob with instinctive precision.

At the centre, a young beast breaks into the open, caught between hesitation and momentum. Around it, the earth glows in burnt orange and ochre, the shadows deep and heavy against the late light. There is tension in the scene, but also rhythm — the familiar choreography of livestock, dogs and people working the land.

The painting captures that brief, charged moment when everything is moving at once: dust rising, animals reacting, and the order of the yard being tested.

Medium: Oil on Canvas
Frame: No
Dimension (cm): —
Edge: No
Stretcher: Thin