Doris Lusk, 'Two Tides at Onekaka, Nelson' - Print - wholesale Book sculptor and designer — was

sculptor and designer — was one of the most celebrated New Zealand artists of the 1930s to 1960s

it describes how Samoan tattooing has been shaped by local and external forces of change over many centuries

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Nelson’s ochre hills rise up in the background

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Doris Lusk, 'Two Tides at Onekaka, Nelson' - Print - wholesale Book sculptor and designer — wasDunedin born artist, Doris Lusk, began her painting career during a time when artists were developing a new landscape iconography, namely by introducing structures such as bridges and railway stations. Her early painting style reflects this new iconography, with a fascination with industrial themes by way of stylisation and exaggeration. She worked alongside a group of upcoming and influential group of New Zealand artists paving way for a new style of