This abstract composition by Diana Morrah explores a dynamic interplay of color and texture. Earthy tones of ochre and rust merge with deep blues and aquamarine hues, evoking a sense of movement and depth. The expressive brushstrokes and layered transparencies create an organic, almost geological impression, inviting the viewer to interpret the work's emotional and spatial dimensions.

Immersed in deep blues and lush greens, this abstract work evokes an underwater world teeming with mystery. Fluid brushstrokes and layered tones create an organic, almost dreamlike atmosphere, reminiscent of shifting light filtering through ocean depths. Hints of warm hues emerge subtly, adding contrast and movement, inviting the viewer to explore the hidden beauty of the deep sea.

This expressive cityscape captures a nighttime scene bathed in deep blues, with textured brushstrokes adding depth and movement. The interplay of warm reds, oranges, and pinks against the cool background suggests glowing city lights reflecting on water. The rough, impasto technique gives the piece a raw, almost dreamlike quality, evoking the fleeting beauty of an urban landscape under the moonlit sky.

William Harris's "Untitled" (1975) is a signed watercolor on paper, measuring 240 x 340 mm. This delicate work showcases Harris's adept use of the medium, likely featuring soft, fluid transitions and a luminous quality. The absence of a title invites personal interpretation, while the piece exemplifies the expressive potential of watercolor, reflecting both the artist's skill and the artistic trends of the mid-1970s.

This is a vibrant and expressive oil landscape by Elizabeth Key, dated 1975. The piece stands out as a strong example of mid-20th century plein-air influenced expressionist landscape painting. Rediscovered work from the vibrant 1970s regional landscape movement.

This work presents a serene, representational landscape, and is clearly a different kind of offering within your collection — appealing to a more traditional collector base. Coastal landscape — referencing a New Zealand shoreline during low tide. The cliffs, water reflections, and layered composition suggest thoughtful plein-air.

A gentle whisper of coastal stillness, Sandy Track captures the soft transition between land and sea through delicate washes and minimal brushwork. Essie Hogarth-Gill distills the landscape to its purest form — evoking a sense of solitude, space, and quiet reflection. Ideal for collectors drawn to minimalism and meditative natural scenes.

This piece, “Cape Reinga” by Robina Templeton, is a vivid and confident oil landscape capturing one of New Zealand’s most iconic coastal headlands. It’s a small but skillfully executed seascape with strong collector and décor appeal.

An expressive coastal study by Jack Register.This piece by Jack Register is a loose, expressive seascape sketch rendered in watercolour and ink, capturing the ephemeral beauty of coastal dunes with fluid spontaneity.