Colin McCahon, 'Scared', 1976 - Print - wholesale Travel

Colin McCahon, 'Scared', 1976 - Print - wholesale TravelColin McCahon developed a keen sense of purpose as an artist very early in life. In 1939, at the age of twenty, he wrote: The force of painting as propaganda for social reform is immense if properly wielded 1 Concerned with the human condition, he maintained a powerful desire to communicate even as he pursued an increasingly austere painterly vision. In his late work he used white paint, emerging from a dark background, to suggest the possibility of

A landmark publication that takes another look at craft and its broader cultural role

Winner of the Non-Fiction Award at the 2009 Montana New Zealand Book Awards

Lusk took the distinctive forms of the Banks Peninsula landscape as her subject matter in a number of works over the next few years

Mounted on a 12" diameter circular wooden frame and ready to hang

Kids’ imaginations can run wild as they explore new techniques while developing their understanding and enjoyment of art

Ngāi Te Rangi

as McCahon revealed to a friend: ‘The inspiration — the legend from a Rinso packet & the yellow I suppose from Byzantium’

True Size - 798 x 622mm including 8mm border

the flowering of the Maori culture and the growth of Maori political and economic power

In 2019 she became an Associate of Honour in the Royal New Zealand Institute of Horticulture (AHRIH)

Of all Māori personal adornments

during this period of close friendship