![]( https://artnow-latch.imgix.net/Tropical-1.jpg?auto=compress%2Cformat&dm=1699308317&fit=crop&ixlib=php-3.1.0&jpegQuality=100&position=center-center&ratio=1.5&step=100&width=
)
Pamela Wolfe, Tropical 1, Oil on linen, 850 x 1500 mm. Photography by Sam Hartnett
Photo Credit
![]( https://artnow-latch.imgix.net/Late-Summer-Echinacea-and-Zinnias.jpg?auto=compress%2Cformat&dm=1699308286&fit=crop&ixlib=php-3.1.0&jpegQuality=100&position=center-center&ratio=1.5&step=100&width=
)
Pamela Wolfe, Late Summer Echinacea and Zinnias, Oil on linen, 950 x 1350 mm. Photography by Sam Hartnett
Photo Credit
Pamela Wolfe, Tropical 1, Oil on linen, 850 x 1500 mm. Photography by Sam Hartnett
Photo Credit
Pamela Wolfe, Late Summer Echinacea and Zinnias, Oil on linen, 950 x 1350 mm. Photography by Sam Hartnett
Photo Credit
“Gardens have always been central to my life. I grew up in Auckland in a household dominated by gardening, and was surrounded by the rhythm of the seasons.
Botanical elements entered my paintings whilst a student at the Elam School of Fine Arts (1969-71), and have been increasingly central to my work ever since. I have incorporated plants derived from a variety of sources, including my own gardens over the years. Whenever I begin a painting I recall walking through a tangled mass of wildflowers and towering weeds that bordered a large meadow near a small English village in spring. The air was thick with butterflies, bees and various other insects; it was a sensation that has never left me, and one I endeavour to capture in my paintings.”
– Pamela Wolfe 2023
“Gardens have always been central to my life. I grew up in Auckland in a household dominated by gardening, and was surrounded by the rhythm of the seasons.
Botanical elements entered my paintings whilst a student at the Elam School of Fine Arts (1969-71), and have been increasingly central to my work ever since. I have incorporated plants derived from a variety of sources, including my own gardens over the years. Whenever I begin a painting I recall walking through a tangled mass of wildflowers and towering weeds that bordered a large meadow near a small English village in spring. The air was thick with butterflies, bees and various other insects; it was a sensation that has never left me, and one I endeavour to capture in my paintings.”
– Pamela Wolfe 2023