Tasmanian Artists

Discover the vibrant creativity of Tasmanian artists in our curated gallery, showcasing their unique styles and stunning works.

Chris Arnol - Charcoal & Oils

Self Portrait by Chris Arnol
Self Portrait in Oils by Chris Arnol

Name: Christopher Arnol

Chris Arnol is an Australian artist celebrated for his mastery of realism, based in the scenic and rugged landscape of Tasmania.

  • Studied at Angel Academy of Art in Florence, Italy.
  • Semi-finalist in the Doug Moran National Portrait Prize.
  • Semi-finalist Lester Prize for Portraiture in Western Australia.
  • Finalist in the Portrait Society of America’s 3rd International ‘A View of Self’.

Jonathan Bowden - Charcoal & Pastels

Photo of Jonathan Bowden
Photo of Jonathan Bowden - Tasmanian Artist.

Name: Jonathan Bowden

Born in Melbourne in 1942, Jonathan Bowden grew up in England, where he developed a deep connection with the arts and sciences.

  • Completed a Natural Sciences degree at Cambridge.
  • Pursued formal art studies in London. From 1968 to 1980, he exhibited widely in the UK.
  • Has studied closely, the techniques of the English and French Impressionists.
  • His mastery of “broken colour” places him among the foremost interpreters of this Impressionist method in contemporary Australian art.

Leoni Duff - Charcoal, Pastels & Oils

Graphic Portrait of Leoni Duff
A Graphic Portrait of Leoni Duff - Tasmanian Artist.

Name: Leoni Duff

Leoni Duff, a largely self-taught artist, resides in the provincial city of Launceston, Tasmania, with her husband and family.

  • Studied piano at the Conservatorium of Music in Hobart.
  • Studied the techniques of the old masters and early Australian artists
  • Has drawn extensively from both historical and contemporary art resources to refine her craft.
  • Sees beauty, design, order, and drama in simple objects, landscapes, the human form, and is inspired by the endless material in nature.

Rod Gardner - Watercolour

Graphic portrait of Rod Gardner
A Graphic Portrait of Rod Gardner - Tasmanian Artist.

Name: Rod Gardner

Tasmanian watercolour artist Rod Gardner has dedicated thousands of hours to capturing the essence of Launceston’s streets, a subject that holds a special place in his heart.

  • Experiencing city streets firsthand, gives his work an authentic and deeply personal resonance.
  • In 2018, was named the Vita Brown Tasmanian Aboriginal Artist of the Year.
  • Teaches watercolour painting in a central Launceston studio, inspiring a new generation of artists.
  • His work is influenced by the tonal impressionist painters, such as Arthur Streeton and Tom Roberts.

First Floor, 70 Brisbane Street, Launceston, Tas. 7250

Mob: +61 0409 542 557
email: leoni@artvillage.com.au