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Catherine Pepper

Honey Love

Fairfield Rd & Yeronga Rd, Yeronga QLD
The blue faced honeyeater an iconic native bird to Brisbane suburbs. In this art work, this beautiful native signifies the “nectar” of the Brisbane community.
Box ID: B0600 (View Map Below)
Painted on: November 2019
Awards: Nominated: Overall Winner
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