Charming small-format original oil painting on canvas depicting a classic Queensland heritage house nestled among Australian gum trees and native bush. This intimate work captures the quintessential “Queenslander” architectural style – tin roof, wide verandah, timber construction on stumps.

Historical Provenance: The reverse carries a label documenting “Marion Mahony Hall, 36 North St, Redland Bay” – linking this work to Redland Bay’s community heritage and possibly depicting a specific heritage property in the North Street precinct.

Artwork Details:

• Medium: Original oil painting on canvas
• Subject: Deserted Queenslander house in Australian bush setting
• Artist: Signed “Mignon Wanstall” lower right
• Frame Size: 28cm x 36cm (11″ x 14″)
• Ornate gilt frame with decorative scrollwork
• Era: Vintage/period piece
• Condition: Good (see images)
• Ready to hang

About Queenslander Architecture: Classic Queensland house style evolved for subtropical climate – elevated on stumps, wraparound verandahs, high ceilings, and distinctive corrugated iron roofs. As heritage homes are demolished, paintings like this document Queensland’s architectural character.

Marion Mahony Hall Connection: Back label references Marion Mahory Hall at 36 North Street, Redland Bay, connecting the painting to Redlands community history.

Perfect for:

• Queensland heritage enthusiasts
• Redland Bay local history
• Small space décor
• Australiana collections
• Vintage original art
• Nostalgic Queensland interiors

Condition: Good vintage condition. Original oil painting. Ornate frame shows minor vintage wear. Ready to display.

A nostalgic piece celebrating Queensland’s architectural heritage with local Redlands provenance.

Pickup/Postage: Pickup preferred – 4212. Happy to post at buyer’s expense.