Rita Angus, 'Tree' - Print Museum collection print

Rita Angus, 'Tree' - Print Museum collection printThis 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 painting also illustrates Angus's superb watercolour technique. A knowledge of art The central placement of the subject in

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