Rotoiti Afternoon; John GULLY; 341
Rotoiti Afternoon
About this objectWatercolour painting of Lake Rotoiti, looking towards the head of the lake with the mountains in the background. A few rocks, encircled with water, lie in the left foreground. The St Arnaud Ranges have only a light dusting of snow.
Maker Medium and MaterialsWatercolour on paper
Subject and Association KeywordsLandscapes/Regional landscapes/Nelson landscapes
Subject and Association Keywords Subject and Association Keywords Subject and Association Keywords Subject and Association KeywordsNew Zealand/South Island/Nelson/Nelson Lakes/Lake Rotoiti
Subject and Association DescriptionLake Rotoiti was a common subject for John Gully, especially during the early 1860s when he first moved to Nelson.
Credit LineBequeathed by Miss B.M. Kidson in 1961
Object Type Object number341
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