Christine Webb

Of her recent focus on favoured and familiar French and Italian ports-of-call Christine says; I read my paintings like a diary of memories, current thoughts and wanderings

Artist Artworks

Citerna Bar, Umbria

Acrylic on Canvas

40 x 30cm

NZ$1,500

David Hockney’s Dogs

Acrylic on Canvas

40 x 30cm

NZ$1,500

Oriental Still Life

Acrylic on Canvas

40 x 40cm

NZ$950

Waratah Red

Acrylic on Canvas

40 x 40cm

NZ$950

Exhibitions

Summer Salon

Dec 01 — Dec 15, 2020

A silver lining to recent global events has been the gift of time. As the pace of life slowed, many of us found ourselves looking anew at the art upon our walls. With travel plans on hold, we were reminded of the visual value of art. A painting has the power to transport the viewer, elevate the spirits and give us pause for reflection. A painting can make us happy, and that in itself is no simple thing.

Botanica

Jun 13 — Jun 24, 2013

A collection of invited artists will showcase an impressive exhibition of flowers, gold leaf, mixed media. Large and small scale canvases along with works on paper, studies from the artists studios will also be on view and available to purchase We look forward to presenting Botanica and welcoming you to the gallery.

Artist Biography

Christine Webb

(b. 1954, Sydney)

In 2017 International Art Centre introduced the vibrant contemporary oil paintings of Christine Webb to the New Zealand market. For many years she divided her time between studios in Sydney and Umbria, exhibiting with much success in both hemispheres. Christine studied at Sydney University's College of the Arts before embarking on a dynamic creative career as art director, publisher, journalist and award-winning photographer. For over 20 years she has worked as a full-time professional artist.

An accomplished painter of still-life and figurative oils, Christine’s recent focus has been on her favourite and familiar French and Italian ports-of-call. This has translated into the creation of the well received Matisse, Cap Ferrat and Amalfi Series of paintings. Her work appears in both private and corporate collections worldwide.