The Tide was Out; The Beach Deserted; Lazily Flopped the Warm Sea

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CreatorPalmer, StanleyNameThe Tide was Out; The Beach Deserted; Lazily Flopped the Warm SeaDate Made1985Object TypePrintMedium DescriptionBamboo drypoint and lithographObject NumberLU001Dimensionsactual 417 x 620 mmFurther informationStanley Palmer’s prints depict a coastal, rugged or lush Aotearoa New Zealand landscape. In ‘The Tide was Out; The Beach Deserted; Lazily Flopped the Warm Sea’, Palmer employs our senses to imagine the very scene – the sand beneath our feet, the lull of distant waves, a strong breeze perhaps. Not a person in sight, the wild beauty of the beach shines as the subject.

Palmer’s technique combines engraving and lithography onto a bamboo plate that creates a signature scratched textural effect and fractured picture plane.Artwork CopyrightAll rights reservedArt CollectionLincoln University Art CollectionKeywordsLand | whenuaWater | waiRocks/stonesVehicles | wakaClouds | Kapua

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