Limited edition of only 30 worldwide. Personally signed and numbered by Greg Oakley and supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity.
The Original Painting is professionally scanned and colour-corrected and is printed using fade-proof archival inks. The final result is very close to the original for a fraction of the cost!
The print will be rolled in a sturdy tube.
TWO SIZES
SMALL - 41 × 30cm - $180AUD
MEDIUM - 60 × 44cm - $290AUD
The Regent Parrot (Polytelis anthopeplus) is a striking, slender bird native to the arid woodlands and mallee country of Australia. Renowned for its vibrant plumage, the male boasts a brilliant yellow body, olive-green back, and deep blue-black wings highlighted by a bold splash of red. These highly social parrots are often seen in small, lively flocks foraging for seeds, buds, and fruit. Sadly, habitat loss and the clearing of native vegetation have threatened their populations, particularly the eastern subspecies. Today, conservation efforts are vital to protecting these beautiful birds and preserving the old-growth eucalyptus trees they rely on for nesting.
Limited edition of only 30 worldwide. Personally signed and numbered by Greg Oakley and supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity.
The Original Painting is professionally scanned and colour-corrected and is printed using fade-proof archival inks. The final result is very close to the original for a fraction of the cost!
The print will be rolled in a sturdy tube.
TWO SIZES
SMALL - 41 × 30cm - $180AUD
MEDIUM - 60 × 44cm - $290AUD
The Regent Parrot (Polytelis anthopeplus) is a striking, slender bird native to the arid woodlands and mallee country of Australia. Renowned for its vibrant plumage, the male boasts a brilliant yellow body, olive-green back, and deep blue-black wings highlighted by a bold splash of red. These highly social parrots are often seen in small, lively flocks foraging for seeds, buds, and fruit. Sadly, habitat loss and the clearing of native vegetation have threatened their populations, particularly the eastern subspecies. Today, conservation efforts are vital to protecting these beautiful birds and preserving the old-growth eucalyptus trees they rely on for nesting.
