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(1994), original acrylic painting by Geoffrey Fuller The late Geoffrey Francis Fuller (1925-2011) was a New Zealand artist celebrated locally and internationally for his beautiful paintings. Signed and dated on the front of the artwork by the artist. Inspiration for this landscape is the road betwee...

original painting on canvas by Emma Hercus Emma is the winner of the New Zealand Contemporary Art award 2022. Emmas work is a fusion of imagination, vague memories, dreams, history and legends. Medium: Acrylic on canvas, black timber tray frame. Dimensions: 1000mm x 1000mm Please note that shipping ...

(1959), original oil painting by Geoffrey Fuller The late Geoffrey Francis Fuller (1925-2011) was a New Zealand artist celebrated locally and internationally for his beautiful paintings. Signed and dated on the front of the artwork by the artist. Medium: Oil Dimensions: 665mm x 540mm including frame...

(2000) original acrylic painting by Geoffrey Fuller The late Geoffrey Francis Fuller (1925-2011) was a New Zealand artist celebrated locally and internationally for his beautiful paintings. Signed and dated on the front of the artwork by the artist Medium: Acrylic Dimensions: 750mm x 750mm including...

- Alex Sands This exquisite Mere Pounamu was intricately crafted by master carver Alex Sands and is displayed atop a slab of native New Zealand timber. Pounamu holds great value in Maori culture and was often wielded by chiefs and Rangatira as a symbol of authority. These cherished treasures were pa...

- Alex Sands Pounamu is a type of greenstone found in the South Island of New Zealand. It is highly valued by the Mori people, who carved it into weapons and tools, and used it to create ornamental objects and jewelry. The mere is a type of short club made from pounamu. It is usually about 25 cm (10...

A group exhibition by Te Roopu Kotuku Rerenga Rangi - New Directions. Artist: Teresa Murray As a child I was inspired to weave by watching my nan. Over the years I have been inspired by and worked with many talented weavers. I love experimenting with traditional and contemporary techniques to create...