‘The Fall of Light, Farewell Spit’ is a calm, restful painting in soft colours. More often one encounters the wild west coast winds which create a dynamic landscape of shifting sanddunes and dramatic seascapes.
Farewell Spit, New Zealand’s longest sandspit, curves around Golden Bay to create a wading bird sanctuary of international significance. The spit is formed entirely from sand, derived from the erosion of granites, schists and other rocks on the West Coast, which is transported northwards by coastal drift.
| Title | The Fall of Light, Farewell Spit |
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| Artist | Peter Geen |
| Location | Farewell Spit, Collingwood, Golden Bay |
| Medium | Acrylic on Board |
| Media | Painting |
| Date | September 2008 |
| Size | 1085mm x 610mm |
| Frame | Yes |
| Style | Realism |
| Theme | Seascape |
| Fine Art Paper | Canvas | |
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| Small 300 x 600 |
NZ$150.00
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NZ$200.00
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| Medium 950 x 500 |
NZ$350.00
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NZ$460.00
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| Large 1250 x 620 |
NZ$450.00
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NZ$600.00
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* Prices are for unframed giclée prints. For framing options and prices, please contact us.
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