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Art by New Zealand and Australian Artists
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"In Up To My
Neck" 80cm x 80cm
$4900.00 |
"Hi Roller"
80cm x 80cm
$4900.00 |
Jane Pestell-Litten
is a West
Australian fine artist working primarily in the traditional mediums of
charcoal and water-colour,or oils on linen and canvas. Jane’s work is
exclusively figurative (whole and portrait). Her charcoals are large and
lively, strong in line and style, often incorporating water-colour.
She is driven to capture the brilliance of the
West Australian light and paints in the style of Realist/ Photorealist
movement. Her work depicts the actuality of what the eye can see, yet allows
for subject ambiguity to enable individual interpretation. Her work is held
in numerous local and international private and public collections.
Janes exploration of everyday characters,
situations, and the dilemmas of commonplace themes aims to encourage us to
reflect on the beauty of those otherwise overlooked “ordinary” moments that
are the threads of our lives. |
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Born in England in 1939 – studied art,
architecture and industrial design, Ken Garrett is a chartered designer and
award winning architect who is now retired in those fields.
Ken now concentrates on his painting which he has been pursuing for more
than 50 years.
He has exhibited and worked in France, Britain, America, Dubai, Italy,
Australia and New Zealand.
Ken's paintings cover a wide and versatile range of techniques in oils,
acrylics, water colours, inks, pencil and pastels, and are held in private
collections in England, Dubai, France, Ireland, Italy, America, Canada,
Australia and New Zealand.
Influences
Influenced by the impressionists as a whole and Monet in particular.
Architecture, sailing and the sea have a great influence on his work. |
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Damascus Persia Purple
Acrylic
750mm high x 750mm
Price $1990.00
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Grand
Canal Venice
Acrylic
900 x 900
Price $3000.00 |
Light on
San Salute Venice
Acrylic
900 x 900
Price $3000.00 |
Notre Dame Cathedral
Acrylic
900mm high x 900mm
Price $3900.00
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Rovinje
Acrylic
900mm high x 900mm wide
Price $3,950.00
Style:
Impressionism
Theme:
Coastal |
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Samarkand
Acrylic
750mm high x 750mm
Price $1990.00
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The Eiffel Tower -
Paris 2
Acrylic
900mm high x 300mm
Price
$1685.00 |
Cathedral
Acrylic
900mm high x 900mm wide
Style:
Impressionism
Price $3,900.00
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Below The Eiffel
Acrylic
900mm high x 900mm wide
Style:
Impressionism
Price $3,750.00
SOLD
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Sierra Nevada - Spain
Acrylic
750mm high x 750mm
Style:
Impressionism
Price $1990.00
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German-born Beate immigrated to New Zealand in
1999 with her husband and son and is now living and working North of
Auckland. Her passion for "everything artistic" was inspired by a creative
mother and her up-bringing in Germany and Belgium. |
Identity out of Control
Acrylic on Board
1800x900mm
Price $3990.00 |
Lago Maggiore
Acrylic on Board
1200x700mm
Price$ 2590.00 |
Couldn't Resist
Acrylic on Board
1520x500mm
Price$3190.00
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For more than sixteen years Beate has created
artworks in water colours, acrylics, objects, Digital Photo Art, Collages
and Mixed Media to capture the beauty of nature and to unleash human
expressions.
As an artist , I believe that colour has the power to affect our wellbeing
to inspire and to stimulate our minds.
Working with Acrylic and Mixed media on
Canvas/board gives me the freedom to create colourful images that are
simple, contemporary, intuitive and symbolic. |
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ARTIST COMMENT
The past four years have been spent
exploring ‘connections’ between people, in my ongoing series of work called
Random Spaces.
The first Random Spaces show was at the Warwick Henderson Gallery, Auckland
in 2003. A planned second exhibition was never shown in its entirety – the
works proving too popular to enable me to pull together a full show.
Over time, my painting evolved into a group of works entitled ‘Portals’.
This explored not only the connection between random groups or individuals
but set up a stage involving various layers of perception.
Within the overall Random Spaces paintings a series evolved titled Beach
walking, again exhibited at WHG. These works concentrated on the fine
balance between the environment and us, best captured by the three Omaha
inspired works called ‘You can’t ignore the houses’.
Timelines
2000 x 2000
$15,500.00
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