Richea dracophylla Dragon Heath by Lynne Uptin Print Size:A3 - 297.7x42cm Admire the natural beauty of

Admire the natural beauty of this polished quartzite and the calming atmosphere of the Franklin River every time you gaze upon this exquisite piece

the steam had risen off the tepid water

The colour pencil medium allows for intricate detailing

where I could see it from my desk

bringing out the textures and shades that define the quoll's distinct character

Richea dracophylla Dragon Heath by Lynne Uptin Print Size:A3 - 297.7x42cm Admire the natural beauty ofNine of the eleven Richea species are endemic to Tasmania. The species was first formally described by botanist Robert Brown in 1810 based on collections he made during ten explorations of Mount Wellington in 1803. Snug Tiers 2020 Scale 1: 1. Longitudinal section of ovary, corolla, operculum separating, androecium, inflorescence 1: 2, ovule section, seed capsule 1: 10