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NATHANAEL PROVIS
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13 December 2007
'MONARCHS OF FIORDLAND'
Featuring the second 10-foot painting in Nathanael's "Mighty Peaks of Aotearoa" series, entitled "Tutoko & Madeline - the Monarchs of Fiordland", this exhibition was held at Alexis International Gallery, Christchurch NZ. A reasonable-sized gathering of art enthusiasts and collectors came to view the new work alongside a selection of other smaller Provis paintings. Former Canterbury Art Gallery senior curator Neil Roberts also honoured guests with a talk on the subject of 'Art Illusionism'.
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| The "Mighty Peaks of Aotearoa" series no. 2 finally hangs on the wall at Alexis International Gallery |
A detail of the lower right hand corner |
It was a special honour to have Senior Curator Mr. Neil Roberts present |
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| Neil Roberts speaks |
A detail taken from another painting at the exhibition - entitled "In the Mountains" |
Artist Nathanael Provis and his uncle Desmond Ellis |
5 June 2005
'SOUTHERLY SOJOURNS'
An Exhibition of Paintings by Keith Morant & Nathanael Provis
Similar to a previous joint exhibition by these two artists, this Christchurch event held at Alexis International, 57 Manderville Street, Riccarton, was both a successful and enjoyable occasion.
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| Nathanael felt extremely honoured when a very well-known landscape artist attended the exhibition |
Canterbury artists Nathanael Provis, Austen Deans, Paul Deans, and Ivan Vostinar |
Noela Blackburn admires the skills of Viola maestro Anatoly Zelinsky, who performed at the exhibition |
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| Artist Keith Morant (right) shakes hands with violist Anatoly Zelinsky, in front of a Morant original entitled "Zelinsky" |
Nathanael Provis with friends Tracy and Sue Gaskell, Rose Clarkson, and Jean Stevenson |
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2001 - Nathanael Provis poses at the rear of Image Photography in Sydenham, with his very first commercial painting entitled "Mount Cook from the Hooker Hut", which was exhibited at Fishers Fine Arts in Christchurch NZ during 2001 - 2002.
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