Rita Angus

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Artist Overview

Artist:
Rita Angus
Gender:
Female
Date of Birth:
1908
Date of Death:
1970
Place of Death:
Wellington (region)/New Zealand
Nationality:
New Zealand

Artworks (16 of 16 artworks)

  • AD 1968 Enlarge
  • Mother and Child, Jean and Anton Jones with Portrait of Fred Jones behind Enlarge
  • Mangonui Enlarge
  • Lupin Enlarge
  • Waikanae Enlarge
  • Summer Enlarge
  • Dahlia Enlarge
  • Scrub burning, Northern Hawke's Bay Enlarge
  • Still Life: Orchids and Leaves Enlarge
  • Self Portrait Enlarge
  • Willow Tree Enlarge
  • Fog, Hawke's Bay Enlarge
  • Mother and Child Enlarge
  • Head of a Maori boy Enlarge
  • Portrait of Betty Curnow Enlarge
  • Central Otago Enlarge

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