Rita Angus - Print - TreeUPDATE: We have updated the dimensions and price of this print as of April 2024 ORDERING NOTE: Print to Order Allow 1 month This watercolour by Rita Angus was inspired by a tree in her sister's garden in Greymouth. Tree demonstrates the heightened intensity with which Angus perceived objects in the natural environment. This intensity is often conveyed through the clarity of the image and the subtle sense of illumination an aura around objects. The

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first exhibited in 1932

The Haki design is inspired by the flags flying on pou in front of whare

Made from recycled board

antiqued brass plated star charm

Will she ever find Chick any huhu to eat

and turned down

An upright slice of fruit defies gravity

while her four surviving images of him include this small yet compelling oil

Nā Kat Quin i tuhi

Binney described himself as a figurative painter concerned with the psychic metaphor of the environment