Alistair McDonald
CBD from Mount Victoria $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Great Wave at Titahi Bay $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Lillies at Oriental Bay $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Shed 13 $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Wanaka – Windy Day $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Aoraki and Lake Pukaki $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Wanaka – View from Roy’s Peak $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Queenstown, View from Bob’s Peak $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Queenstown at Dusk $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Madonna at Oriental Bay $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Great Wave at Paekakariki $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Shed 5 $1,250 framed Status: Sold
The Great Wave off Mount Maunganui $1,850 framed Status: Sold
Brooklyn Turbine $1,350 framed Status: Sold
Oriental Bay from Mt Victoria Track $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Matariki – Te Rangihaeata at Oriental Bay $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Te Papa $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Wellington Harbour from Wadestown II $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Boatsheds at Oriental Parade $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Sunrise at Oriental Bay $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Windy Day at the Boatshed $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Moonrise at the Beehive $1,350 framed Status: Sold
Bucket Fountain, Cuba Mall $1,350 framed Status: Sold
Fishing Boats, Island Bay (after Rita Angus) $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Wellington CBD from Mt Victoria $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Great Wave at Oriental Bay $1,350 framed Status: Sold
Cable Car $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Fireworks Over Oriental Bay $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Athfield House, Harbour to Airport $1,250 framed Status: Sold
The Great Wave at Taranaki $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Matariki at Oriental Bay (aizuri-e) $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Oriental Bay from Wadestown $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Sunset at Zealandia $1,250 framed Status: Sold
Congratulations to Alistair McDonald
‘In The Style of Hiroshige’ is a sell out exhibition.
Coming January 29th 2022 ‘In The Style of Hiroshige – the Australian works’
enquiries: ron@exhibitionsgallery.co.nz
‘I got hooked on the ukiyo-e (woodblock prints) style through an exhibition of Ando Hiroshige’s fans at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London – bold flat expressive colours, clean line drawings and stories of another era and culture. I have tried to imagine how Hiroshige (1797-1858) and his contemporary Hokusai may have shown views of modern Wellington, Auckland, Queenstown, Wanaka, Sydney, Melbourne and Taranaki if they were alive today’. – Alistair McDonald