Brian StrongNew Zealand, 1945– Lake Series 10, Rotoiti 1974oil on canvas, 1820 x 1505 mmCollection of The Suter Art Gallery Te Aratoi o Whakatū: purchased with the assistance of the Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council in 1976. ACC: 430 Brian Strong grew up in Nelson and studied at Canterbury University. His early career was as an art teacher […]
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Enga WashbournNew Zealand, 1908–1988Untitled (from the verandah at Speargrass Station) 1950swatercolour on paper, 376 x 440 mmCollection of The Suter Art Gallery Te Aratoi o Whakatū: gifted by Anne Rush in memory of her mother Adele in 2007. ACC: 1043 This painting is the view from the artist’s farmhouse verandah at Speargrass Station. Washbourn and her husband Gerald
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Sir Mountford Tosswill (Toss) Woollaston New Zealand, 1910–1998From Spooners Range 1974oil on board, 1200 x 2700 mmCollection of The Suter Art Gallery Te Aratoi o Whakatū: gifted 2012 by Peter and Hilary McLeavey and family, in memory of Jessica and Hilcote Pitts-Brown. ACC: 1156 This painting was gifted to The Suter by Peter and Hilary McLeavey. Peter McLeavey
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Sir Mountford Tosswill (Toss) Woollaston New Zealand, 1910–1998Kiln near Riwaka 1971watercolour on paper, 268 x 348 mmCollection of The Suter Art Gallery Te Aratoi o Whakatū: gifted by the artist in 1979. ACC: 528 Toss Woollaston first came to the Nelson region as a teenager, looking for rural work. After studying in Christchurch and Dunedin, and spending
Sir Mountford Tosswill (Toss) Woollaston New Zealand, 1910–1998View from Takaka Hill 1976–78oil on board, 1210 x 1510 mm Collection of The Suter Art Gallery Te Aratoi o Whakatū: purchased by the Bishop Suter Art Gallery Trust Board through the Dorothy Annie Artmore Bequest, with the assistance of the Queen Elizabeth II Art Council of New Zealand in
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This artwork was created by Tākaka-based artist Dean Raybould. Over the last few years, the Brook Sanctuary moved between a few different offices on Hardy St and in Morrison Square, until they found a more permanent home just off Montgomery Square. Dean’s work has moved with them, being displayed in various shopfronts and even on
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