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That Wanaka Tree #1.

Sold at Mana Arts Trail March 2017. Another version of this scene to do soon – it will be similar … More

#thatwanakatree, Alistair McDonald, art, expressionism, Lake Wanaka, landscape, New Zealand, NZ, oil painting, Painting, Porirua artist, that Wanaka tree, Wellington, Wellington artist

Hunter Building, Victoria University of Wellington (2 images)

One in oils, 12″x12″, sold at my exhibitions at Exhibitions Gallery, Wellington May 2026 One white on black acrylics on … More

acrylic, Alistair McDonald, art, expressionism, Hunter Building, New Zealand, NZ, oil painting, Painting, Porirua, Victoria University of wellington, Wellington

Valley near Coronet Peak #2

“Civilisation exists with nature’s consent, subject to change without notice” (Will Durrant). Second painting of this view, the turnoff to … More

Alistair McDonald; art; Wellington; Porirua; painting, Coronet Peak, expressionism, expressionist, landscape, New Zealand, oil painting, Painting, Queenstown, Shotover River

24 Views of Auckland in the style of Hiroshige

Click through on the 1st image in the Gallery below to see a slideshow of 24 Views of Auckland in … More

Alistair McDonald, Auckland, Auckland Harbour Bridge, Bastion Point, colour colorblind artist, Ferry Building, Freemans Bay, Hiroshige, Hokusai, irises, japanese style, japonisme, Kelly Tarleton, Mission Bay, Mount Eden, New Zealand, NZ, One Tree Hill, Porirua, Rangitoto, Sky Tower Auckland, ukiyo e, Viaduct Harbour

Awarua the taniwha at Mana Island

(acknowledging the Opihi taniwha and Don Binney). Sold Mana Arts Trail 2025 Awarua is our Porirua Harbour taniwha. The young … More

Awarua, Mana Island, New Zealand, Ngai Tahu, Opihi rock drawings, Opihi taniwha, Painting, Porirua, taniwha, Wellington

Oriental Bay Boatsheds #6 – WIP

WIP of Oriental Bay in Wellington, NZ. Still in my summer studio beside the garden, it’s good to be outside … More

art, expressionism, New Zealand, NZ, oil painting, oriental bay, Oriental Bay Boatsheds, Painting, Porirua, Wellington

Te Mahanga Road, Te Aute, Hawkes Bay

Alistair McDonald, expressionism, expressionist landscape, Hawkes Bay, Hawkes Bay painting, landscape, New Zealand, NZ, oil painting, Porirua artist, Te Aute, Wellington

Mount Maunganui Sunset

The 3rd in this stained glass style. On Wednesday I got to walk the tracks on Moturiki, the island/rock in … More

acrylic, Alistair McDonald, art, Bay of Plenty, expressionism, expressionist, landscape, Mount Maunganui, New Zealand, NZ, Porirua artist, Tauranga, Wellington artist

Great Wave at Taranaki

Happy man in his happy place! Sold by Exhibitions Gallery, Wellington at my June 2021 “In the style of Hiroshige” … More

acrylic, aizuri, Alistair McDonald, Cape Egmont, Hiroshige, japanese style, japonisme, landscape, Mount Taranaki, New Zealand, NZ, Painting, Pungarehu, Taranaki, ukiyo e

The Great Wave at Mt Maunganui (after Hokusai)

This one’s from 2 perspectives, Maunganui replacing Fuji and the Astrolabe Reef in front instead of 3 boats (and 30 … More

acrylic painting, Alistair McDonald, art, Hiroshige, Hokusai, Japanese art, japanese style, japonisme, landscape, Mount Maunganui, New Zealand, NZ, Porirua artist, The Great Wave, Wellington artist

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