Abel Tasman Late Afternoon Sun II

Abel Tasman Late Afternoon Sun II - Original Painting  | Meg Cummins

This original painting depicts the last moments of golden hour in the Abel Tasman National Park. 

The late afternoon sun casts long shadows, and vivid light hitting the landforms on the beach is reflected in the water of the low tide.

Meg Cummins uses a clean, graphic style to distill the landscape into bold forms, highlighting the dramatic play of light as the late afternoon sun strikes the granite headlands.

The composition balances the deep, shadowed tones of the land against the reflective glass of the water.

Presented in a contemporary black float frame, this piece is a sophisticated and tranquil window into one of Aotearoa’s most iconic coastal vistas.

Dimensions:
Width - 330mm  x Height - 430mm x Depth - 55mm

Materials:
Oil on linen, framed in a soft black frme, ready to hang.

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.