Artist Information:
Maryanne Lillecrapp
NOOSA HEADS,
Australia
Member Since: Jun 2001
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Artist Statement:
About The Artist - “Maryanne”
Maryanne has always had a
tremendous love of horses from
as far back as she can
remember.
As a child, she often rode her
pony to school. She lived in
the Adelaide Hills on a
property at Gumeracha, scaling
the rolling hills on her
horses, bare-back, saddled or
just bridled, it didn't
matter.
She mustered cattle in the
traditional way with her
Father and would always check
the ewes and lambs on
horseback.
Maryanne found herself always
sketching animals, horses in
particular. In fact, she
would sketch anything from the
weeping willows lining the
river Torrens, to the rocks
and the birds, always
including horses.
As a child, Maryanne always
won the awards for drawing
projects, portraits of the
early settlers, camp sights,
anything that her imagination
would take her to. She would
often sketch, design, carve
and create purely as a hobby.
Maryanne’s talent brought her
to being accepted into The
South Australian School Of
Art, after her final year at
Loreto Convent in Adelaide.
She also received the prize as
top artist at Loreto that
year.
Maryanne was well into her
first year and progressing
extremely well at the Art
School ...
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Maryanne Lillecrapp's Free Artist Portfolio
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Maryanne has always had a tremendous love of horses from as far back as she can remember.
As a child, she often rode her pony to school. She lived in the Adelaide Hills on a property at Gumeracha, scaling the rolling hills on her horses, bare-back, saddled or just bridled, it didn't matter.
She mustered cattle in the traditional way with her Father and would always check the ewes and lambs on horseback.
Maryanne found herself always sketching animals, horses in particular. In fact, she would sketch anything from the weeping willows lining the ... |
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