Margaret Waterhouse uses the magic of oils in an impressionistic style to create the speed and beauty of racehorses such as Doriemus, Redoute's Choice and Sky Heights.

Margaret was a finalist in the 2002 Archibald Prize with her painting, "Black Christmas". Margaret was also awarded the "People's Choice" Award at the 2002 Broke Art Festival for her dramatic portrayal of "Joan of Arc".

She breathes the same dignity and grace into her wildlife paintings, having been an exhibiting member of the Queensland Wildlife Art Society.

Her paintings can be found in boardrooms, Hotels and private homes around the world.

Margaret's work is featured in our gallery.

Helen Fitzgerald is an Australian Wildlife and Botanical Watercolour Artist, Teacher and Illustrator. She holds degrees in Applied Science and Art Education and has studied overseas at the University of Vienna and the University of Perugia in Italy.

Born into an artistic family in Sydney she was nineteen when her first painting was accepted for the Wynne art exhibition in Sydney.

Helen won a gold medal at the Royal Horticultural Society flower show in Westminster, London in November 2002 where she exhibited eight of her eucalypt paintings for the show. With this gold medal Helen joins a select club of first ranked international artists who have achieved this in London. Helen's botanical paintings cover a wide range of Australia's diverse flora.

Helen moved to Queanbeyan, NSW where she teaches in various Canberra tertiary institutions. Some of her works are featured in our gallery or you can visit her website www.helenfitzgerald.com