Original acrylic on loose canvas painting titled This Old House by Western Australian artist Harry Lea, depicting an old abandoned rural farmhouse in the Wheatbelt.

Full canvas view of the original regional Australian landscape artwork This Old House by Harry Lea, showing a weathered home beneath tall eucalypt trees.

Direct front studio view of the original contemporary Western Australian historic farming homestead landscape painting This Old House.

Angled close-up view highlighting the physical texture and flexible edge of the loose canvas artwork This Old House by Harry Lea.

This Old House

$390.00

This Western Australian Wheatbelt painting captures an old rural farmhouse standing beneath tall eucalypts against a wide open horizon. Weathered fibro walls and a corrugated iron roof reflect the quiet endurance of farming life across the inland landscapes of regional Western Australia.

Once practical and full of purpose, the small farmhouse now stands as a reminder of earlier generations who worked the surrounding land. Sun, wind, and seasons have softened its surfaces, while the landscape continues much as it always has. Beside it, mature eucalypts rise green and resilient, holding traces of dust, labour, and stories shaped by life on the land.

Across the Wheatbelt, vast farming properties and scattered rural settlements stretch beneath expansive skies. Many older homes and outbuildings remain as quiet landmarks, reflecting the agricultural history, resilience, and character that continue to define regional Western Australia.

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

This Western Australian Wheatbelt painting captures an old rural farmhouse standing beneath tall eucalypts against a wide open horizon. Weathered fibro walls and a corrugated iron roof reflect the quiet endurance of farming life across the inland landscapes of regional Western Australia.

Once practical and full of purpose, the small farmhouse now stands as a reminder of earlier generations who worked the surrounding land. Sun, wind, and seasons have softened its surfaces, while the landscape continues much as it always has. Beside it, mature eucalypts rise green and resilient, holding traces of dust, labour, and stories shaped by life on the land.

Across the Wheatbelt, vast farming properties and scattered rural settlements stretch beneath expansive skies. Many older homes and outbuildings remain as quiet landmarks, reflecting the agricultural history, resilience, and character that continue to define regional 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 loose canvas and is supplied unstretched and unframed. As this is a smaller work, stretching over wooden stretcher bars is possible but not recommended due to the limited blank edge allowance and potential image loss. For display, it may be mounted onto a rigid acid free board for a flat, contemporary finish, or presented within a floater frame for a subtle floating effect.

Painting size 415mm × 297mm

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.

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