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Birds of the Gulf Limited Edition Art Print by Justine Hawksworth

Sale price$245.00
Limited Edition

Vintage New Zealand marine maps are hard to come by these days, this one is a print from one of Justine Hawksworth's original paintings over the top of one of those old maps. Each print is Limited Edition and signed & numbered by Justine.


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Birds of the Gulf Art Print by Justine Hawksworth
Birds of the Gulf Limited Edition Art Print by Justine Hawksworth Sale price$245.00

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ABOUT THE ARTIST

Justine Hawksworth

Justine is an Auckland based artist, who has worked in a number of mediums, including oil and acrylic paints. Her latest works involve the use of old marine charts as backdrops for her painted designs on wooden board and old oars. "My current paintings are inspired by the kiwi bach, the beach, the sea and iconic images we relate to from childhood.

I work predominantly in acrylic and pencil on recycled marine charts and maps. My works aim to evoke thoughts of holidays and places visited, treasures collected and memories made."