Brumby Dawn, Benambra, VIC

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Catalogue Number: VCF004762-767
Edition: 300
Image Ratio: 3:1
Brumby Dawn, Benambra, VIC

$2,800.00 – $6,200.00
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Due to high shipping costs, prints being delivered beyond Australia will be shipped unframed if they are larger than 30”. If you require a quote for a print to be shipped overseas with frame, please contact us.

This is a portrait of a dying breed of men. The horseman on the right is Ken Connelly, one of Australias great high country cattlemen. Here, he and one of his sidekicks are holding a mob of wild brumbies that had been caught up in the highlands. They are being mustered on Kens property, and out of sight, in the misty valley beyond, another young horseman is bringing up more horses to join the mob. It is early in the morning; the low sun has painted the sky gold, and the silhouetted figures are beautifully reflected in the waters of the dam. I like to think of this photo as a tribute to these hardy Australian heroes, who tragically are now being locked out of the high country by urban bureaucrats.
Catalogue Number: VCF004762-767
Edition: 300
Image Ratio: 3:1
Brumby Dawn, Benambra, VIC

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This is a portrait of a dying breed of men. The horseman on the right is Ken Connelly, one of Australias great high country cattlemen. Here, he and one of his sidekicks are holding a mob of wild brumbies that had been caught up in the highlands. They are being mustered on Kens property, and out of sight, in the misty valley beyond, another young horseman is bringing up more horses to join the mob. It is early in the morning; the low sun has painted the sky gold, and the silhouetted figures are beautifully reflected in the waters of the dam. I like to think of this photo as a tribute to these hardy Australian heroes, who tragically are now being locked out of the high country by urban bureaucrats.
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This is a portrait of a dying breed of men. The horseman on the right is Ken Connelly, one of Australias great high country cattlemen. Here, he and one of his sidekicks are holding a mob of wild brumbies that had been caught up in the highlands. They are being mustered on Kens property, and out of sight, in the misty valley beyond, another young horseman is bringing up more horses to join the mob. It is early in the morning; the low sun has painted the sky gold, and the silhouetted figures are beautifully reflected in the waters of the dam. I like to think of this photo as a tribute to these hardy Australian heroes, who tragically are now being locked out of the high country by urban bureaucrats.
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