Shearing Shed Wall Art
Shearing Shed wall art by Mark Zissis offers a captivating glimpse into the heart of Australia’s shearing culture, encapsulating the rugged beauty and rich heritage of the land. Each Limited Edition print artfully portrays the iconic structure and the spirit of the sheep stations that define this timeless tradition, inviting you to experience a slice of Australian life that resonates with history and authenticity. By choosing one of these remarkable artworks, you’re not just enhancing your decor; you’re bringing the narrative of shearing into your space, creating a meaningful focal point that celebrates the industrious spirit of the Australian outback. Explore this exceptional collection today and let the essence of the Shearing Shed transform your home into a tribute to Australia’s vibrant pastoral legacy.
Mulga Station Wall Art | Shearing Shed Wall Art
Location: Mulga Creek, NSW Finish: Acrylic Face Mount / Diamond Polished Bevelled Edges - Ready To Hang
15 Artist Proof / 150 Limited Edition
Located south of Bourke, in the small New South Wales Outback town of Byrock, is the old Shearing Shed wall art on Corronga Peak Station, Mulga Creek. This property was once a thriving Shearing Shed wall art back in the 1940s, The Owner A friend of mine, has done his best in preserving the detail of what was once a thriving stockyard. I captured this angle of the Shed and blu out the highlights to give it an old-school look, and to show the detail of the old hand-cut dilapidated wood flooring and fixtures. The rusted machinery still cladding to the ceiling of the corrugated tin roof, and the old wooden pylons that hold this structure together. True Australian Iconic Image 6 x 17 Super Roll Film - Sepia
The Shearer Wall Art | Shearing Shed Wall Art
Location: Mungo Shearing Shed wall art, NSW Finish: Acrylic Face Mount / Diamond Polished Bevelled Edges - Ready To Hang
15 Artist Proof / 150 Limited Edition
Mungo Woolshed was originally built in 1869 and still stands today in the world heritage Mungo National Park in southwestern NSW. Thought to be a dying trade skill, sheep shearers would once shear over 50,000 sheep under the roof of this woolshed when it was at its peak of activity, with enough space to accommodate up to 18 men at a time. Walking through the drop-log shed crafted from local cypress pine, the visible wear and sepia tones of the timber structures were transcendent of the rugged Aussie spirit that worked this space for many years, sweat-drenched and back-breaking. I took this shot at midday on a scorching hot day, the claustrophobia of the heat under the tin roof a reminder of the harsh conditions these workmen were subjected to. 6 x 17 Super Roll Film
Dads Truck Wall Art | Shearing Shed Wall Art
Location: Byrock, NSW Finish: Acrylic Face Mount / Diamond Polished Bevelled Edges - Ready To Hang
15 Artist Proof / 150 Limited Edition
Dad's Truck is a 1940 D4 International, put to rest backing the late 1960s. These iconic Australian images show the history of how life would have been in earlier days in Australia. This image was captured and composed on a mate's working Cattle station, with the old Shearing Shed wall art in the background. Corronga Peak Station was once a thriving place, south of Bourke, NSW back in the 1950s. This image was photographed early one cold winter morning. 6 x17 Super Roll Film