Northern Gateway to Murrurundi
Upper Hunter
About Northern Gateway to Murrurundi
As you enter Murrurundi from the northern end, you're met by a corten steel sculpture created by local artist Fran Wachtel. It shows two farmers sitting on a fence, looking out over the surrounding farmland — a familiar rural scene that reflects the region's agricultural roots and country pace of life. Fran Wachtel has been a part of the Murrurundi arts community for over 40 years. Her work spans clay, bronze, oil painting and drawing, but she is perhaps best known for her sculptures made from corrugated iron and other found metals. Her artworks often feature farm animals, working dogs, utes and other symbols of country life. This entry sculpture is one of several public works by Wachtel across the Upper Hunter. Her pieces often welcome visitors or bring character to local gardens and ho ...
Northern Gateway to Murrurundi
Upper Hunter, New South Wales
243 Mayne Street, Upper Hunter, Murrurundi, New South Wales, Australia, 2338
As you enter Murrurundi from the northern end, you're met by a corten steel sculpture created by local artist Fran Wachtel.
Northern Gateway to Murrurundi
243 Mayne Street, Upper Hunter, Murrurundi, New South Wales, Australia, 2338
rado@artsupperhunter.com.au
0409 382 509-
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