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Surprising Tropical Art discoveries - Tania Heben (#646)
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 For accommodation with this art course, click here. Tania Heben is an oil painter who often paints 'people in the landscape' as they go about enjoying the beach, markets, inland rivers and jungle. She has also recorded many old buildings, such as sugar cane "barracks" - sometimes just before they have been demolished!
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Highly respected painter,Tania Heben, has lived and pursued her art in Port Douglas, North Queensland, for more than twenty years.
Known for her iconographic representations of life in the tropics, she has painted in Fiji as well as in Australia.
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