Where there’s a will there’s a way - 1940's
This piece reflects a time before I was born, when my grandfather, Sir James Holden, fell in love with Kangaroo Island during fishing trips with Sam Tolley of Tolley’s Wines. He moved his family to Snellings Beach in a transportable house—no power, just bucket showers.
During WWII, he converted his Holden factory to produce aircraft parts and was later knighted for his service. He spent long hours fishing, sketching headlands, and mapping secret spots in a large notebook. Known for his sharp mind and little patience for children, James lived by a simple philosophy: with enough will, there’s always a way.
This artwork comes Framed.
From the Lines of Sight collection.
Artwork: Limited edition signed prints of the original 3D mixed media artworks (1 of 5 different works). The brown page with the black pencil drawings (representing lines of sight) are copies taken from the pages of my grandfather's original secret fishing grounds book. The fish drawings and additional artworks around the page are representations of my memories and observations through time.
Edition Size: Only 100 signed prints per artwork in this series
Print Size: 46 cm x 56 cm
Print Material: This is a 3D effect print on acid-free Bauhaus Etching Paper (high-end, archival quality)
Includes: A4 size description of the artwork