Colin McCahon 1919-1987
Colin McCahon is widely recognised as New Zealand’s foremost painter. Over 45 years, his work encompassed many themes, subjects and styles, from landscape to figuration to abstraction and an innovative use of painted text. His adaption of aspects of modernist painting to a specific local situation and his intense engagement with spiritual matters, mark him out as a distinctive figure in twentieth-century art
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Canterbury Lansdscape, 1952
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Cover for the Shell Guide to New Zealand, 1968
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From Mt. Atkinson, 1957
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Helensville, Series A, No. 1-4, 1968
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North Otago Landscape 5, 1967
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Our Friend Lazarus Has Fallen Asleep, 1969
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Pangatotara Nelson, 1943
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Untitled (Marlborough Sounds), 1940
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Was It Worth While (Elias Series), 1959
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Waterfall, 1964