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The Last Page (2026) Original Acrylic Painting by Adam Bogusz

60 x 75 x 2.5cm (unframed) / 60 x 75cm (actual image size)

9 Artist Reviews

£798

The Last Page is a painting about endings that feel like beginnings. Pages scatter across a luminous landscape — caught by the wind, carried between two clifftops where a couple pause at the edge of something finished, and something new.

The palette shifts from the deep ochres and reds of ancient earth to soft rose and lavender, as if the land itself is changing mood. Cockatoos gather in the scrub below, others drift between the cliffs, and the air is full of movement — restless, hopeful, and alive.

A celebration of stories told, and the lightness that comes when you finally let them go.

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Acrylic

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The Last Page is a painting about endings that feel like beginnings. Pages scatter across a luminous landscape — caught by the wind, carried between two clifftops where a couple pause at the edge of something finished, and something new.

The palette shifts from the deep ochres and reds of ancient earth to soft rose and lavender, as if the land itself is changing mood. Cockatoos gather in the scrub below, others drift between the cliffs, and the air is full of movement — restless, hopeful, and alive.

A celebration of stories told, and the lightness that comes when you finally let them go.

Materials used:

Acrylic

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Adam Bogusz is a Brisbane-based artist whose paintings move across styles, subjects and moods, always searching, never settling. Born in Melbourne in 1971 and raised in Townsville, he began painting... Read more

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