Helen Stewart

If painters like Colin McCahon and M. T. Woollaston painted the New Zealand landscape as a tough, existential arena in which issues of individual and national identity were confronted, for Helen Stewart the landscape was a more lyrical and therapeutic setting. Her landscapes are personable and full of light, colour and gently undulating forms. As in the paintings of Frances Hodgkins, buildings and fences merge into the landscape, adding to the harmonious feeling.

  • The Horse Paddock - c1980
    Oil on Hardboard 750 x 920 mm
  • Hanmer Riverbed - c1970
    Oil on Hardboard 750 x 920mm
  • The Studio
    Oil on Hardboard
  • Stable and Woolshed - c1970
    Oil on Hardboard 755 x 925mm
Artists Years
Jenny Doležel
Andrew Drummond
Peter McIntyre
Theo Schoon

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