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Mitchell Larry

Mitchell Larry

Larry Mitchell’s paintings leave people in rapture. He has the ability to create beautiful seascape paintings so alive that viewers feel as if they could dive into the waters. He captures the majesty of the Kimberley and the memories of times gone by in Spearwood with his expressive brush work. Larry has been a full-time artist since 1997 travelling to remote places around the world and exhibiting both nationally and internationally. His work is held in collections including Baring Bank London, Rupert Murdoch, Fremantle Art Centre and private collections in Australia, UK, USA, Europe and Japan. Larry Mitchell’s “1 Degree Centigrade Project” has seen him document Island areas of the Indian Ocean as they are now, as he has seen the effects of globalisation and climate change in these areas and is using this project to spread environmental awareness.

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Exhibits

1 Artwork(s)

  • White Road | Oil on Canvas – NFS White Road

How to purchase artwork

Artworks can be purchased at Memorial Hall or by calling 08 9411 3433 and providing your card details over the phone.

Disclaimer: Sold works will be uploaded to the page daily but may not show up immediately.

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  • A sold artwork will have a red dot attached to the artwork label, a half red dot means a deposit has been paid.
  • Purchase of an artwork requires a non-refundable deposit of 25% of the catalogue price or to be paid in full on the day.
  • The balance of payment is required to be paid by the close of business the next working day, otherwise the deposit will be forfeited and the artwork will be available for sale.
  • No artwork will be released until full payment is made and a receipt acknowledging this is produced.
  • Payments for artworks may be made by cash or credit card.
  • Artworks held on deposit and not paid for, will be returned to the artist. The purchaser will have no further claim on the City of Cockburn nor the artist with respect to the artwork. The deposit will be paid to the artist and not be refunded.
  • Artworks can be collected from Memorial Hall, corner Rockingham Road and Carrington Street Hamilton Hill, between 3–3.30pm Sunday 28 March 2021, or 10am–midday Monday 29 March 2021 with proof of purchase.


For further information please contact email Cassandra Cooper Cultural Development Co-ordinator or phone 08 9411 3433 or  0499 180 561.

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