THE HUNTER’S BALL PROJECT

The Hunter’s Ball Project was created in a long and narrow passageway. The passageway ran beneath the main living quarters of a house perched on the side of a large hill, overlooking Brisbane, the capital city of Queensland, Australia. It was a dark and narrow space, but important nonetheless, to create a striking sense of luxurious splendor, utilizing the subject of an old English tradition. Note, this project was created under contract to ArtNow Studios.

thornton_skase_house_mural_1993 — A large mural created in oil paint adorns the subterranean hallway of this distinguished Brisbane residence.

thornton_skase_house_mural5_1993 — Difficult to photograph at any angle, this image shows the mural ‘The Hunter’s Ball’ leading to the lower entryway to the property.

thornton_skase_house_mural2_1993 — Inspired from late 19th century scenes, the mural stands larger than life at over 7 metres long and 2 metres high.

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