Ten Years in Wellington

Ten Years in Wellington
ISBN-10
0473189011
ISBN-13
9780473189013
Category
Wellington (N.Z.)
Pages
152
Language
English
Published
2011-08-23
Author
Michael McCormack

Description

Michael McCormack is a well known painter of Wellington. This book is a selection of his paintings over the past ten years. From the beaches and boatsheds of the South Coast to the streets of Newtown and the inner city- these paintings document the city as he sees it. Leafing through the pages you will discover what a beautiful city it is and why it is such a wealthy source of inspiration for an artist. This book is a tribute to Wellington.

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