This hand painted wooden photo frame by Lee Anne Hall features colourful Aboriginal artwork applied in acrylic on wood. The detailed border combines dots, flowing forms and strong contrasting colours to create a distinctive decorative frame for the home.

Artist: Lee Anne Hall
Aboriginal Nation: Bundjalung
Area: Sydney, NSW
Medium: Acrylic on wood
Size: 6 in x 4 in (15cm x 10cm)

About Lee Anne Hall

Lee Anne Hall is a Bundjalung artist based in Sydney, New South Wales. Her work draws on Dreamtime stories, Aboriginal survival, land, animals and waterways.

Lee Anne uses vivid colours, earthy tones and traditional design elements to tell stories connected with Country and culture. Dotted patterns appear throughout her work and can represent connections with other Aboriginal groups within the nation.

Bush tucker, animals and the natural environment are also recurring influences in her artwork. Her designs reflect the relationship between daily life, hunting and gathering, spirituality and the land.

Hand Painted Aboriginal Photo Frame

The Lee Anne Hall Photo Frame brings original hand painted artwork into a functional piece for the home. The wooden surface is decorated around the photograph opening, allowing the painted design to remain a prominent part of the display.

Measuring approximately 15cm x 10cm, the frame is suited to displaying a small photograph on a shelf, desk, bedside table or other display area. Its detailed painted border also makes it decorative when viewed as an object in its own right.

Each hand painted frame reflects Lee Anne Hall’s artistic style and provides an alternative to a standard mass-produced photo frame. It may suit customers looking for Aboriginal art homewares, a gift by an identified Aboriginal artist or a smaller piece of functional art for the home.

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