Landscape Paintings For Sale
Australian Plein air and Studio Landscape Paintings
Landscape Paintings for Sale from the MacDonnell Ranges, Central Australia
The Red Centre holds a unique position in the psyche and mythology of all Australians. These oil paintings invite you to journey with me as I connect with and explore the majesty and extremes of the desert.
Deserts have long been spaces of encounter and challenge, places that seem limitless through which we experience our own physical and metaphysical limits.
In the desert wilderness, we can inhabit solitude and silence, connecting with ourselves, others, nature and the path of dreaming.
At a time of unprecedented focus on what it means to be an Australian inhabiting this land, when the impacts of climate change are being felt across both urban and non-urban communities, where people are experiencing less connection with nature, greater social and physical isolation and increased reliance on technology, these landscape paintings invite a reconsideration of the importance of the Central deserts.
Selected as a Finalist in the 2025 Muswellbrook Art Prize, this large contemporary Australian landscape painting of outback mountains in the MacDonnell Ranges is the perfect statement artwork for a modern Australian home or office. It was created in my Blue Mountains studio and has been exhibited in galleries across New South Wales.
In 2024, I travelled to Central Australia to paint and explore my spiritual connection and relationship with the landscape at the centre of this ancient country. The desert landforms and space confronted me with my limits and ultimately, my finiteness. I felt drawn to deep gorge shadows, ghost gums standing serenely in creek beds and the outback’s wide sky. At night, I began to dream in brush marks of burnt sienna, magenta, cobalt blue, umber and indigo. Then, strangely, I began to dream that I embodied the mountain range, that my body formed the bluffs and valleys of the ranges, that I was the mountain, and it was me. This soulful, spiritual painting was made in response to these mystical dreams.
Medium: Oil paint on stretched canvas, ready to hang
Location featured in the Painting: Ormiston Gorge, West MacDonnell Ranges, Central Australia
Genre: Contemporary Australian Landscape Art, Spiritual Landscape Painting
Style: This landscape painting appears to employ a realistic style, however, it is imbued with spiritual and emotive meaning and stories, making it characteristic of the Romantic style of landscape painting.
Subject: Desert Mountain Range of my Dreams
Colour Scheme: Blue (ultramarine, cobalt), Red Ochre, Burnt Sienna, Yellow Ochre, Burnt Umber, Flinders Violet
Features: This painting offers a glimpse into my soul, imagination, and the sublime beauty of the desert landscape in the Australian outback. It depicts a dramatic gorge and bare mountain range, with a cobalt blue, cloudless sky beyond. Gestural brushmarks suggest the rocky landforms and mountain bluffs. A valley in dark shadow invites the viewer deep into this iconic landscape of my spirit and dreams. The heat haze on the receding mountain range is typical of outback desert environments, yet the image transcends Realism or Impressionism. Rather, the landscape evokes spiritual and emotional meaning and stories.
Contact Corinne to arrange to view this painting in your home ph 0432 922 653
Landscape Paintings for Sale from the Blue Mountains
These are large original landscape paintings available for sale. This series, Falling Upwards, explores the experience of falling to rise, of the relationship between intimacy and ultimacy, the longing of the human spirit to find meaning in suffering and create beauty from grit.
I am reminded of the powerful words of Nelson Mandela: "The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall."
Click on the paintings below to see photographic impressions of the artwork installed in a modern Australian home.
Landscape Paintings for Sale from the Warrumbungles and the Blue Mountains
Travelling to Warrumbungle and Wollemi National Parks to paint en plein air was a journey both into and beyond my comfort zone. The natural beauty and majesty of the place were enthralling. I felt joy and contentment on my hikes, watching birds flit and call, noticing the texture of bark, and the colour of rock and lichen.
I felt compelled to create, but surprisingly, after initially painting the astounding rock formations and the views, my attention was drawn elsewhere. I began instead to paint the less distinctive, yet still remarkable - the cloud cascades in the evening sky, the still stands of trees that seemed to beckon me like sentinels.
The Warrumbungle and Blue Mountains artworks below are the landscape paintings still available for sale from this series.
Landscape Paintings for Sale from the Capertee Valley and the Blue Mountains
These landscape paintings depict ancient valleys, still trees, and fleeting moments in nature.
The tiny alla prima sky paintings are painted swiftly to enhance the gestural spontaneity of the mark-making and evoke the constantly changing colours and forms in the sky. These artworks contrast with paintings of dense bushlands, painstakingly developed over weeks, that seem to both resist entry and invite the viewer to become entangled in their deep space. The former act as portals to expansive space, carrying you, the viewer, toward otherworldliness, while the Australian bush landscapes invite you to experience your relationship to the land and the earth. They metaphorically enfold or entice you in a grounded, intimate, and mystical experience.
The plein air paintings in this collection of artworks were made outdoors in various locations around the Blue Mountains and in the Capertee Valley.
They evoke the majesty and grandeur of those places, capturing their primaeval stillness, and the shifting light and colours in sure, rapidly applied brushstrokes.
A large feature painting depicting the gentle rise of mist from valleys on a cool winter’s day in the Blue Mountains. Whilst inspired by a view of the Blue Labyrinth that I often gaze upon, this image represents a universal spiritual experience of mountains.
A friend once related a story about how, when mist or fog closes in around hiking mountaineers, they know to pitch their tents and wait until visibility returns—and thus, safety is restored. This contemporary Australian landscape painting is as much about an experience of sublime beauty as it is about how, when I created it, the mists were beginning to rise from around me, affording me clear sight of my surroundings and the horizon, and allowing me to once more journey onwards.
The painting speaks about my soul connection to the landscape and how, when given the opportunity, nature can act as a teacher and spiritual home.
Medium: Oil paint on stretched canvas, ready to hang
Location featured in the Painting: The Blue Labyrinth, Blue Mountains, NSW, Australia
Genre: Contemporary Australian Landscape Art, Spiritual Landscape Painting
Style: This landscape painting appears to employ a realistic style; however, it is imbued with spiritual and emotive meaning and stories, making it characteristic of the Romantic style of landscape painting.
Subject: Mist Rising from Valleys over the Blue Mountains
Colour Scheme: Blue (ultramarine, indigo, pthalo), White, Grey, Burnt Umber
Features: This large Australian landscape painting was rendered with many layers of transparent oil paint to suggest movement and the atmospheric effect of mist lifting. The vibrancy of the naturalistic colours — blues, greys, and browns — contrasts subtly with the tinted ground.
The large scale of the artwork relates to the scale of the human body and thus, invites the viewer to metaphorically travel into the spiritual landscape. You are encouraged to float above the mountains, connect with the mystical spaces of the valleys, and soar with the spirit of the sky.
Contact Corinne to arrange to view this painting in your home, phone 0432 922 653
Landscape Painting for Sale - Glenbrook Lagoon, Blue Mountains
Lagoons are mystical places of tranquillity and transition.
Shifting sands, soft muddy banks, spiky reeds, and fossicking water birds.
They are home to an abundance of creatures, often small and inconspicuous, yet essential to the intricate web of life.
The sweep of water and sky invites us to drift and float, while the trees ground us, both connecting us to the steady pulse of our own heart and the rhythm of our breath.
‘Looking Glass’ is a mysterious, mystical painting that seems to invite you in, while simultaneously the dark trees act as a visual and metaphorical barrier to the lagoon and sky beyond. The still water perfectly reflects the billowing clouds, reedy banks, and foliage, intensifying the sense of ambiguity and presence in the image.
A contemporary Australian landscape painting featuring Glenbrook Lagoon, near my home in the Blue Mountains, this artwork speaks of my soul connection with nature and that location in particular. For many years, I have been drawn to the lagoon, experiencing it as a ‘thin place’ to connect spiritually. When I made this painting, the world and my reality had been flipped upside-down, and I felt disoriented and alone. I sought to capture this state of mind in this painting.
Medium: Oil paint on stretched canvas, ready to hang
Location featured in the Painting: Glenbrook Lagoon, Blue Mountains, NSW, Australia
Genre: Contemporary Australian Landscape Art, Spiritual Landscape Painting
Style: This landscape painting appears to employ a realistic style; however, it is imbued with spiritual and emotive meaning and stories, making it characteristic of the Romantic style of landscape painting.
Subject: Reflections in a Lagoon of Trees, Clouds and the Sky
Colour Scheme: White, Blue (ultramarine, indigo, pthalo), Yellow-green, Burnt Umber and Black
Features: Dark casuarina trees in the bush around Glenbrook Lagoon seem to block the viewer’s access to the water and space beyond. The mirror image reflections of the sky, tree trunks, and foliage mean this landscape painting can evoke disorientation in the viewer, as the painting can almost be flipped upside-down. In this way, the painting is imbued with deep spiritual and emotive meaning and suggests a profound connection with place and nature.
Contact Corinne to arrange to view this painting in your home ph 0432 922 653
Landscape Paintings for Sale - Evoking the Elements - Earth, Air, Water, Fire Paintings
These paintings explore and interpret the imagery, energy, and elemental themes of selected piano compositions by composers such as Debussy, Ravel, and Chaminade. Earth, air, fire, and water, and nature’s processes captivate and compel me to paint.
Every day as I walk through the bush in the Lower Blue Mountains, I see beauty, decay, and renewal — the effects of elemental forces. They constantly create change and adaptation. I witness nature seeking equilibrium and balance, and offering metaphors for life.
Trees flooded, nevertheless, reach for the sky; verdant new shoots flourish from a fire-blackened trunk; autumn leaves fall to sustain life — each occurrence seems to express joy, hope, loss, and longing — allegories represented in my paintings.
Many of this series have been sold; however, the paintings below are the artworks that are still available for sale.
