Terry Stringer

Enlightened
34cm high bronze with lamp fittings
$9,000

Richard Byrnes

Fool and Flying Horse 2026
70×30×25cm painted carved wood
$2,600

Imogen Eve Rowe

Time travel (after Streeton)
80×108cm watercolour on Yupo
$1,600

Paul Maher

Ocular
70×57cm oil on canvas
$2,300

Til Kathriner

Man as a lighthouse
46×61cm acrylic and ink on board
$550

Samantha Stephenson

Day Dreams
oil on board 43×53cm
$1,300

Peter Baka

Come and sail your ships around me
mixed media including fairy lights
approximately 70cm high
$1,800

Margaret Early

Bell Rock Lighthouse after Turner
54×42cm oil on canvas
$3,500

David Eastwood

There's a Picture Opposite Me 2026
acrylic on polyester 30×30cm
$1,800

Jeff Rigby

The Western Channel Marker II
39.5×39.5cm acrylic on canvas
$3,200

Vilma Bader

Thrídrangaviti and the Midnight Sun 2026 41×26cm acrylic on primed calico, cotton thread, hand stitch
$850

Thrídrangaviti Lighthouse, located off the southwest coast of Iceland, is one of the world’s most isolated lighthouses. Perched atop a remote sea stack 36.5 metres (120 feet) above the ocean, the active lighthouse was constructed between 1938 and 1939 under the direction of engineer Árni Þórarinsson.

Building the lighthouse required extraordinary determination and ingenuity. Skilled climbers from the Westman Islands established access to the sea stack by drilling metal spikes into the rock face and linking them with chains to create a climbing route. Near the summit, where no natural handholds existed, they formed a three-person human ladder to reach the top.

The hand stitching throughout my work echoes the painstaking, entirely manual construction of the lighthouse. Each stitch references the labour, endurance, and precision required to build such a remarkable structure by hand in an extreme and isolated environment.
The work is also connected to my experience of the midnight sun, a phenomenon I witnessed during the same year that I encountered Thrídrangaviti.

Oliver McLachlan

Rose Bay Study 1
oil on board 30×30cm

$400

Ian Pearson

Laconic (Bailed Up)
mixed media on board 99×100cm
$4,000

Guy Gilmour

Christmas Day, Iluka 2026
oil on polyester 92×102cm
$6,000

Amy Crowther

Beacon
90×70cm oil on board
$1,000

Andrew Hopkins

Plunge
66×66cm acrylic on canvas
$2,000

Geoff Harvey

ARTEMIS III heading to Byron
84×109cm acrylic on canvas
$4,400

Tom Carment

Corny Point Lighthouse – Nine Views 2024
35×230cm (framed size)
oil on marine ply
(courtesy King Street Gallery on William)
$16,000

Sassy Park

Sailors on the tiles at historic Macquarie Lighthouse, Watson’s Bay
ceramic, approximately 19cm high
$950 each

Omi McCurdie

Delicacy
Earthenware, underglaze, plastic
6×33×22cm
$800

Charlotte Vanderstappen

Fine dining at the abattoir
91×91cm oil on canvas
$1,500