Light falling through a dark landscape by Colin McCahon

Abstract Print

Image size in millimetres: 390 x 600

July 28 Update: After selling out the last of our stock a couple of months back the last four of this print that the printer had on the shelf when their contract to print this title ended have just been delivered to New Zealand Fine Prints. Please order promptly to avoid disappointment.  We'll keep updating the number of prints left in stock here: 0 - sold out From the gallery notes on the original painting: “In this abstract work, Colin McCahon has used light to symbolically represent hope. McCahon often featured light in his works, both as a physical phenomenon and as a metaphor. In 1971 McCahon worked on a series of small acrylic paintings called Necessary Protection in which he used the basic shapes of ‘I’ and ‘T’ to symbolise spiritual associations and humankind's need for help and protection. Light Falling Through a Dark Landscape belongs to this period and is characteristic of his attempt to embody something of the spirituality of the image through the use of colour.” We stock a high quality (giclee) print of the original painting, printed using lightfast ink that will give you decades of enjoyment.

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