Original acrylic on stretched canvas painting titled Beringbooding Rock Pool by Western Australian artist Harry Lea, depicting the green water and granite rise near Mukinbudin.

Full canvas view of the original Wheatbelt landscape artwork Beringbooding Rock Pool by Harry Lea, showing deep charcoal seams and warm red tones on the stone.

Direct front studio view of the original contemporary Western Australian inland landscape painting Beringbooding Rock Pool.

Close-up view highlighting the clean painted edges of the stretched timber canvas artwork Beringbooding Rock Pool by Harry Lea.

The back of the professionally stretched timber canvas frame for the original painting Beringbooding Rock Pool, showing the neat corners and hanging wire.

Beringbooding Rock Pool

$860.00

This Western Australian Wheatbelt landscape painting captures the granite rise and hidden rock pool of Beringbooding Rock near Mukinbudin. Deep charcoal seams and warm red tones cut through the vast stone surface beneath an open country sky, reflecting the rugged beauty and quiet character of the inland Wheatbelt landscape.

Beringbooding Rock rises from the surrounding farmland, its broad granite surface holding the heat of the day beneath an expansive sky. The scale of the formation is felt more than measured, revealing itself gradually as the landscape opens across the horizon.

The pool does not reveal itself at once. Only after rounding the shoulder of stone does the green water appear, sheltered within a low curved wall built into the granite. It is not large and it is not for swimming. On a hot day, cool water around tired feet is enough. Stone, heat, and stillness gather in a place shaped by time, weather, and the natural contours of the rock.

Beringbooding Rock is one of the largest granite outcrops in the Western Australian Wheatbelt and remains a well-known landmark near Mukinbudin. The rock pool and surrounding landscape offer a glimpse into the geology, history, and resilience of the inland regions of Western Australia.

Interested in a print of this artwork? Visit our Print Options page to submit an enquiry.

This Western Australian Wheatbelt landscape painting captures the granite rise and hidden rock pool of Beringbooding Rock near Mukinbudin. Deep charcoal seams and warm red tones cut through the vast stone surface beneath an open country sky, reflecting the rugged beauty and quiet character of the inland Wheatbelt landscape.

Beringbooding Rock rises from the surrounding farmland, its broad granite surface holding the heat of the day beneath an expansive sky. The scale of the formation is felt more than measured, revealing itself gradually as the landscape opens across the horizon.

The pool does not reveal itself at once. Only after rounding the shoulder of stone does the green water appear, sheltered within a low curved wall built into the granite. It is not large and it is not for swimming. On a hot day, cool water around tired feet is enough. Stone, heat, and stillness gather in a place shaped by time, weather, and the natural contours of the rock.

Beringbooding Rock is one of the largest granite outcrops in the Western Australian Wheatbelt and remains a well-known landmark near Mukinbudin. The rock pool and surrounding landscape offer a glimpse into the geology, history, and resilience of the inland regions of Western Australia.

Interested in a print of this artwork? Visit our Print Options page to submit an enquiry.

This artwork is executed in acrylic on stretched canvas and is supplied ready to hang. The canvas is professionally stretched over timber stretcher bars and finished with painted edges for display without framing.

Painting size 599mm × 450mm × 37mm

This artwork may be finished according to the buyer’s preference. Framing services can be arranged on enquiry.

In situ images are for illustrative purposes only, and the final appearance may vary, depending on lighting and display conditions.

All original artworks come with a Certificate of Authenticity.

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