Earthsea Gallery
the art of Peter Geen
Art Prints
Museum quality reproductions for sale
Cerus the Bull
Cerus, the wild bull from Greek mytholgy, was tamed by Persephone and was made into the Taurus constellation. ....
Morning Stillness, Tata Islands
When the wind doesn't blow, this sailor sits in his yacht off Tata Islands sketching and photographing.....
Piwakawaka -the Fantail
Anyone familiar with the New Zealand environment will love this little guy.The Piwakawaka or fantail is a cheeky wee bird commonly seen .......
The Haast River
The Haast River, rises near Haast Pass in the Southern Alps and flows north in a deep, narrow mountain valley to join the ......
Beautiful Sunday
One of the pleasures of living near the beach is experiencing the changing moods of the coastal landscape.... the storms, the wild nor-west winds, the sunsets and sunrises and long Sunday walks on a crisp winter's day.....
Morning Song, Adele Island
On a recent sailing adventure to Abel Tasman National Park we arrived at our safe anchorage in the lee of Adele Island just before dusk. Our arrival was announced by bird song...........
South of Bark Bay, Abel Tasman National Park
Abel Tasman National Park may be NZ's smallest national park but it has the biggest profile around the world. We sail in this coastal paradise where golden sand beaches......
Summer - Totaranui Beach
Totaranui Beach, in the heart of Abel Tasman National Park is a camper’s paradise. 32 km east of Takaka, Golden Bay, the Department of Conservation maintain an excellent camping ground and Information Centre ...................
First Light, Pohara Beach
One of the pleasures of living near the beach is experiencing the changing moods of the coastal landscape....
Towards the Lighthouse
Our first port of call after closing the gallery at the start of winter is Byron Bay, Australia. Our kids have settled here in this rather delightful location which is often described.............
Oceans of Time
Peter's fascination for wild storms at sea has resulted in another amazing seascape....
Shag Rock, Sumner Beach
Shag Rock or Rapanui, as it is known to local Maori, was a distinctive landmark which stood at the entrance of the Avon Heathcote Estuary, until it crumbled in the February 2011 ..............
Adelaide Tarn
Peter and I have always had on our bucket list the seriously challenging tramp from the Aorere Valley to the Cobb Valley via the Douglas ..............
The Dance of Light, Cobb River
The Cobb Valley in Kahurangi National Park is a realist artist’s paradise. It has a diversity of natural features from rugged mountains to deep caves and rolling tussock .............
Old Hut, Rainbow Valley
Nelson Lakes National Park is a realist painter's paradise and often on our list of winter 'essential trips'........
Autumn Storm
Our annual autumn pilgrimage to Byron Bay to visit our kids and beautiful grandchildren always results in a painting or two............
Tides of Change, Ligar Bay
On a curving sheltered shore-line and golden sand beach east of Pohara, lies the sleepy coastal settlement of Ligar Bay. It was the scene..........
A Touch of Autumn Gold, Lindis Pass
The Lindis Pass, located on the South Island of New Zealand is a mountain pass linking the Mackenzie Basin with Central Otago. It’s one of NZ’s best known...........