 Ben Avon Tarns are situated in the Ahuriri Valley, Otago, South Island, New Zealand. This painting is pastel on board and has been SOLD. Click on the image to view the picture in more detail. |
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 The Church of the Good Shepherd at Lake Tekapo, New Zealand, South Island, was built in 1935 to the glory of God as a memorial to the pioneers of the Mackenzie Country. Congregations of the three main faiths worship regularly in the Church, which offers awe inspiring views of the lake and mountains through the altar window. This painting is pastel on board and has been SOLD. Click on the image to view the picture in more detail. |
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 The Dart River flows into the North end of Lake Wakatipu in the pristine wilderness of a World Heritage Area, deep into the heart of Mt Aspiring National Park, in the Southern Alps of New Zealand. This painting has been SOLD. Please click on the image to view it in more detail. |
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 Located just a short distance from New Zealand's most exclusive vacation resort, Queenstown, Lake Hayes offers magnificent views with unique character and history. This painting is pastel on board and is available FOR SALE ready framed. Click on the image for more information. |
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 In the centre of the South Island of New Zealand lies Lake Tekapo. This highland lake and settlement at 710 metres (2300 feet) is in the heart of the Mackenzie District and surrounded by a vast basin of golden tussock grass. The name Tekapo derives from Maori words Taka (sleeping mat) and Po (night). Finely ground rock in the glacial melted waters give Lake Tekapo a beautifully unique turquoise colour. This painting is pastel on board and is SOLD. Click on the image to view the picture in more detail. |
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 Mount Maunganui, New Zealand, is situated in the city of Tauranga in the Bay of Plenty region of New Zealand. Mt Maunganui is New Zealand's favourite summer holiday destination with its white sandy surf beach on the ocean side, and a safe sheltered inner harbour beach. Mount Maunganui is also the name of the extinct volcano which rises above the town. Shrouded in history and legend, the mountain is a dominant feature of the landscape, and a climb to the summit offers amazing views of the surrounding city and ocean. This painting is oil on board and is available FOR SALE ready framed. Click on the image for more information. |
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 Mount Aspiring National Park sits in the South Island's south west, at the southern end of the Southern Alps. It encompasses a large area, from the Haast River in the north to the Humbolt Mountains in the south. Mount Aspiring (the park's name sake) is the only peak outside of Mt Cook National Park to rise over 3000 metres. The nearest towns to Mt Aspiring National Park are Queenstown, Wanaka and Te Anau. This painting is pastel on board and is available FOR SALE ready framed. Click on the image for more information. |
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 Welcome Bay is situated in Tauranga, New Zealand. It boasts magnificent views over the city, the harbour and Mount Maunganui itself. Mount Maunganui is an extinct volcano which appears to rise out of the Pacific Ocean. Shrouded in history and legend, the mountain is a dominant feature of the landscape, and a climb to the summit offers amazing views of the surrounding city and ocean. This painting is pastel on board and has been SOLD. Click on the image to view it in more detail. |
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 Lake Tekapo lies in the centre of the South Island of New Zealand. This highland lake and settlement at 710 metres (2300 feet) is in the heart of the Mackenzie District and surrounded by a vast basin of golden tussock grass. The name Tekapo derives from Maori words Taka (sleeping mat) and Po (night). Finely ground rock in the glacial melted waters give Lake Tekapo a beautifully unique turquoise colour. This painting is pastel on board and is available FOR SALE. This painting won best landscape of show at the Molly Morpeth Canaday awards in Whakatane in 2008 and went on to be chosen as one of ten international finalists in a landscape competition run by International Artist magazine. It was also the runner up at the New Zealand Pastel Artists' annual exhibition in Stratford in February 2008. Please click on the image for more information. |
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