45 cm x 65 cm 2010
$ 300.-
The title of this painting is a contraction of:
Three Ubiquitous New Zealand Plants, which are
Tussock grass, Harakeke [or New Zealand flax]
and Toi Toi [a New Zealand variety of Pampas Grass].
These wild plants grow in a wide variety of locales,
from ocean shores to mountain slopes,
are well adapted to cope with dry conditions, thin
soils and constant winds - and yet are beautiful
in their rippling movement. This scene was
inspired by the coast of Kaikoura, in South Island
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