Maud Winifred Sherwood 'Untitled (Vase of Phlox)' expressionism The stylus does not want

The stylus does not want to make a curved line due to the nature of the way the Perspex is made… Plexiglass or Perspex determined the low edition of 20 only as the plates were delicate and we could only extract a certain amount of passes under the roller before the drypoint etch flattened out

a wellspring of beauty that offers respite from the banality of the everyday

'The Wedding' ca

an example of which is the rakish ‘Duck Solution’

With notes of humour

Maud Winifred Sherwood 'Untitled (Vase of Phlox)' expressionism The stylus does not wantAn enduring subject in art, flowers are symbols of beauty and transience, destined to wilt but captured here in perpetual bloom. They are also gestures of care, with a bouquet passed between loved ones expressing condolence, romance and congratulations. Whether you want to beautify your space without risking a wilt or tell someone you love them, this artful floral will delight. Maud Winifred Kimbell Sherwood was a notable New Zealand artist,