Australian artist Peter Browne, known for his unique style using only brown oils and large brushes to depict the Australian outback with "big shed humour". He refers to himself as a "retired shed hand" and claims several "world firsts" in his eccentric approach to art. His work is owned by notable figures, and he is described as being fair dinkum.

Artist: Peter Browne, an Australian.

Style: Uses only brown oils and a large brush to depict the dry outback with humour.

Claims to Fame: Among his "world firsts" are the only "inside out art gallery," the only artist who paints his own name exclusively, and the most prolific barbed wire painter.

Notable Collectors: His artworks are owned by the Governor of Western Australia and former Prime Minister, Mr. Hawke.

Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Australian culture with this captivating oil painting by Peter Browne.

The piece offers a unique interpretation of the legendary bushranger, Ned Kelly, rendered in intricate illustration art style. The large, original artwork from 1983 is signed by the artist.