Cate Dudley's Paintings Photo Gallery by Paul Dudley at pbase.com

Cate Dudley's Paintings

Cate is my daughter #3 and these are some of her paintings. Click on an image in the slideshow or on one of the thumbnail images below it to see the larger size image. Look at her work here, but your computer will turn purple and become coated with a vile sticky substance if you try to print from one of these images. Instead, you should contact Cate and buy the original.
For information about Cate and her work, or to contact her, got to her website: http://www.catedudley.com/

"Hugging the Beast"	z3288651.jpg	z3288648.jpg	"Dream Watcher"
"Dream Boat"	"Flying Couch"	"Pebbles of Childhood"	"Domestic Bliss"
"Morning Bird"	"Taking the Plunge"	"Kookaburra Run"	"Loving Leap"
"Put on your Boots"	"Under Your Wing"	"Beloved Bed"	y1197248.jpg
"Blue and Beautiful"	"Baggage Drop"	"Far above the Sorrows"	"Rest for the Wicked"
"Wild Thing"	"Running into the Blue"	"Balance Point"	"Burthday Dog"
"A Field in the Middle of the World"	"Waltzing Matilda"	"Brand New Day"	"Row your boat"
y1197234.jpg	"This Moment"	"Tricks of Love"	"I Know You Want Me"
"Woolly Compassion"	"The Morning Cuppa"	At exhibition "Of Tea and Yowies"	"The Bull of Equilibrium"
"The Conversation"	"Lean on Me"	"Wooing the Beast"	"Polly Put the Kettle On'
"Carry Me"	"Thy Loving Lap"	"Warm Wind in Her Hair"	"Someone Out There"
"Blue Healer"	"The Coreopsis Lady"	"Lake Angel"	"Angel Moment"
"Keeping the Beast at Bay"	"Ride On"	"Wearing the Boots"	"Billy Idyll"
"Teapot Stalker"	"Yowie Under my Table"	"Of Tea and Yowies"	"Armchair Yowie"
"The Carousel of Love"	"Catch that Dream"	"Emotional Fitness"	"The Animal"
"Dance Me"	"Swing Me"	"Now and Then"	"Here and There"
"The Proper Gander of Love"	"Beautiful Pea Green Comings and Goings"	"Eve Takes the Tree"	"The Other Sister"
"Love and Prickles"	"Roadside Prayer"	"Falling for the Drummer"	"This New Day that is Yours"
"The Domestic Princess and Beast"	"The Bitch and the Cock"	"The Visitation"	"Point in Landscape"
"Be Brave"	"Domestic Hope"	"Still Life with Imp"	"House with no name"
"The Temptation of the Bath"	"The Goddess of Decisions"	"Equilibrium"	"Venus Envy"
"Coming out of her Shell"	"Dreams of Flight"	"Prickle my Fancy"	"Mother's Day is Over"
"Trust Your Bosom"	"Up the Garden Path"	"Take the Apple and Run"	"Shine"
"Dead Poppies"	Untitled (T0383)	Untitled (T0385)	Untitled (T0384)
Untitled (T0382)	"In the Arms of the Armchair"	"Television Compassion"	"Out with the Bath Water"
"Off on her Beast"	"The Power of Tea"	"Venus of Suburbia"	"My Fine Feathered Friend"
"Urban Madonna"	"Captain of her Own Ship"	"Fear, Flight and Fancy"	"Sally Forth"
"Suburban Dance"	"Compassion of the Wolf"	"On her Own Beast"	"That Certain Feeling in Green"
"Homage to an Unknown Deity"	"Compassion in Landscape"	"Madonna and the Kitchen Sink"	"Self Portrait with Home"
"Kids in the Yard"	"Love your Dragon"	"A Dog on the Head"	"Blessings on Little Beasts"
"Park Bench Angel"	"Point in Landscape"	"The Musical Cheer Squad"	"Which Way Home"
"Leaning into the Bliss"	"The Tea of Serenity"	"Over the Falls"	"Sail on"
"Over the Moon"	"Big Swim"	"Got That Swing"	"Dog Angel"
"Ways of Being"	"The Tender Peck"	"In the Stream"	Three Wise Men
The artist	At the Hat Hill Gallery

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JuvyGeir Thue-Nilsen		29-Jun-2007 09:02
this is very nice work - ....captivating ~V~

Tom Brady		15-Sep-2006 01:44
absolutely amazing stuff, captain of her own ship is fanstical, and definitely one of my favourites!

Fred Wilkinson		21-Mar-2006 00:03
Wonderful lyrical paintings...well deserving of greater exposure. I am sure there's a market for her work, and a website makes sense.

rudi		08-Nov-2004 06:10
congrats on cate's gorgeous, "fairy-tailed" and poetic exploration of her inner journeys and visions. her work could warm many more peoples' hearts. rudi

Ben Heather		29-Aug-2004 09:54
Cate Dudely's work is beautiful in the visual rendition of its metaphorical simplicity. Cate's use of bold flowing colour adds a unique vibrancy to her work, emphasising the the her use of postive symbolism. Her painting imagery is obvious representational of her own personal journey and experiences but this only serves to present a subject perspective through which to explore her broader themes of love and compassion overlayed by a whimsical and almost playful sense of joy.

marshall		27-Jul-2004 05:40
Dear Paul, Love Cate's stuff.See Chagal, Boyd ,and Mora as influences.But a lovely individual lyrical quality to the paintings. You should put up a gallery with titles, sizes, and prices. Thanks, Marshall.

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