Alistair McDonald
Harbour Bridge from Yacht Harbour $1,450 framed Status: Sold
Great Wave at Auckland $1,450 framed Status: Sold
One Tree Hill at Sunset $1,450 framed Status: Sold
Fireworks from Freeman Bay $1,450 framed Status: Available
Auckland Town Hall $1,450 framed Status: Available
Great Wave at Piha $1,450 framed Status: Sold
Wynyard Crossing, Bridge at Viaduct Harbour $1,450 framed Status: Available
Windy Day, Rangitoto $1,450 framed Status: Sold
Lion Rock, Piha (aizuri) $1,450 framed Status: Sold
Rangitoto from Mt Eden $1,450 framed Status: Sold
Harbour Bridge from Mt Eden $1,450 framed Status: Sold
Rangitoto from Mission Bay $1,450 framed Status: Sold
Viaduct Harbour at Sunset $1,450 framed Status: Available
One Tree Hill from Mt Eden $1,450 framed Status: Available
Flowers at Bastion Point $1,450 framed Status: Sold
City from Kelly Tarltons $1,450 framed Status: Available
Yacht on the Harbour (with dog) $1,450 framed Status: Sold
Boats and City from North Head $1,450 framed Status: Sold
Harbour Bridge from Northcote $1,450 framed Status: Available
Chiyoko’s Dream of Rangitoto (after Wyeth) $1,450 framed Status: Sold
Moonrise at Herne Bay $1,450 framed Status: Sold
Moonrise at the Ferry Building $1,450 framed Status: Sold
Madonna of the Bridge $1,450 framed Status: Available
Wharf at Herne Bay $1,450 framed Status: Sold
Alistair presents his third and final exhibition in his series of works ‘In the style of Hiroshige’.
Alistair McDonald – ‘Auckland, In The Style of Hiroshige’
Venue: Exhibitions Gallery, 32 Brandon Street, Wellington
enquiries: [email protected]
‘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