Fiordland Late October Storm

Fiordland Late October Storm  - Original Painting  | Meg Cummins

A departure from her watercolour studies, this original painting on canvas captures the immense, brooding scale of the South Island’s fiords.

Meg Cummins depicts the onset of a spring storm, where low-hanging, charcoal-heavy clouds seem to physically press down onto the dark peaks of Fiordland.

The composition is anchored by a deep teal expanse of water, broken only by a startling sliver of bright lime-green light hitting a distant shoreline a fleeting moment of illumination before the rain sets in.

The artist’s use of broad, atmospheric gradients creates a sense of profound isolation and the raw, untamed power characteristic of New Zealand's deep south.

Presented in a sleek black tray frame, this piece serves as a sophisticated, modern window into a wilderness defined by its mercurial weather.

Framed Dimensions:
Width - 780mm x Height - 480mm x Depth - 55mm

Materials:
Oil on canvas

Please Note - 
The 'in situ mockup' is merely an example of visual representation within an environment and it does not truly reflect the size of the painting. Please refer to the measurements above for the exact dimensions of this work.