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Don’t Pay The Ferryman by Pamela Mitchell – While on a visit to Cambodia I took a boat trip on Tonle Sap Lake where the villages are on stilts within the lake. This is to allow for the wet season rains that regularly flood the lake. Everyone there uses makeshift craft to move between the villages and this inspired this artwork.

I have reimagined the passenger standing on the boat as a monk thinking of his journey’s destination and the boatman as being pleased to make some extra money while moving his cargo across the lake.

With the Chris de Burgh song titled “Don’t Pay The Ferryman ( till he gets you to the other side) ” my own thoughts were, would each attain their desired outcome?

This is an original artwork in acrylic and oil paint on stretched canvas that was published in the Artist’s Palette magazine as an art making article written by myself as a demonstration.

It is unframed but varnished and ready to hang.

Don’t Pay The Ferryman

Pamela Mitchell

AUD$950
Size: 61w x 76h x 3.5d cms
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Don’t Pay The Ferryman by Pamela Mitchell – While on a visit to Cambodia I took a boat trip on Tonle Sap Lake where the villages are on stilts within the lake. This is to allow for the wet season rains that regularly flood the lake. Everyone there uses makeshift craft to move between the villages and this inspired this artwork.

I have reimagined the passenger standing on the boat as a monk thinking of his journey’s destination and the boatman as being pleased to make some extra money while moving his cargo across the lake.

With the Chris de Burgh song titled “Don’t Pay The Ferryman ( till he gets you to the other side) ” my own thoughts were, would each attain their desired outcome?

This is an original artwork in acrylic and oil paint on stretched canvas that was published in the Artist’s Palette magazine as an art making article written by myself as a demonstration.

It is unframed but varnished and ready to hang.

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