
Landscape Divided, 20cm x 30cm, acrylic on board, framed, 2024
https://daygallery.com.au/catalog/rhett-brewer-landscape-divided

Landscape Divided, 20cm x 30cm, acrylic on board, framed, 2024
https://daygallery.com.au/catalog/rhett-brewer-landscape-divided

Blue and Yellow, 61cmx75cm framed, acrylic on canvas, 2024 sold
Near Woodstock NSW, a big blue hill looms over various crops including canola.

Canola in Blue, 61cm x 72cm, acrylic on canvas , framed, 2024
Canola crops are impossible to ignore around Cowra. On a hazy day, when the landscape takes on a blue hue, the Canola makes a statement.

Canola and wind Farm, 61cm x 122cm, acrylic on canvas- framed, 2024 (sold)
This painting had its own ideas about how it should end up. It kept suggesting changes to me and it became an arm wrestle between painter and painting. Artists will understand that what you envision for a work, and what it becomes can sometimes be two very different things. I’m happy that I was able to be persuaded.
It depicts the Canola crops, hills, and a wind farm in central western NSW, as a storm front approaches.

Rolling Canola, 61cm x122cm, acrylic on canvas (framed), 2024
I’ve been finding subject matter that suits my interest in colour and composition in the beautiful rolling hills and Canola fields around Cowra in NSW.


Watching Sentinels, 61cm x 122cm, acrylic on canvas, 2024
As seen from the Gordon River Road on a misty day. We were watching the Sentinels, and they were watching us.

Canola, and distant Hills, 61cm x 122cm, acrylic on canvas, 2023– sold
I was driving on the Mid Western Highway, on my way to Cowra and I had to stop and take photographs of the spectacular display of vivid yellow from a Canola crop near Woodstock, NSW- sold

I was exploring the country beyond the Blue Mountains and I drove past this scene. It reminded me of the British countryside I explored as a young artist when I lived there for 6 months in the Eighties. It also looked a bit like a train set to me. I set my gear and started painting.
