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This work was made by Colin McCahon as a kitchen cupboard door for his house in French Bay, where he lived with his wife Anne and family from 1953 through to 1960. The work consists of a panel, set in a wooden frame, with a doorknob screwed into the right-hand side. Rather than being hung on hinges, the door has eyelets attached to the back, and slid along a brass rod to cover the cupboard behind. The painting is highly abstracted, consisting of faceted shapes over which circular forms float. Similarities in form and colour can be seen between this work and McCahon’s Kauri paintings of around this period and Moss (1956). A distinction however is the sharp angularity of cupboard door, when compared to the organic forms of Moss and the Kauri paintings. Titirangi cupboard door is an example of McCahon’s wider creative endeavours. He painted objects ranging from the tables of the Art Gallery coffee shop to the writer Maurice Shadbolt’s sink-unit bar. Due to the everyday nature of these objects many of them have not survived and few have entered public collections. Titirangi cupboard door is an intriguing example, described as a

Биография художника

Colin John McCahon: A Pioneer of New Zealand Modernism

Early Life and Education

Born on August 1, 1919, in Timaru, New Zealand, Colin John McCahon spent much of his childhood in Dunedin.
His early artistic inclinations were nurtured by visits to exhibitions and the work of his maternal grandfather, photographer and painter William Ferrier.
He attended Otago Boys' High School and later enrolled at the Dunedin School of Art (1937-1939), where Robert Nettleton Field proved a significant influence.
McCahon furthered his studies at King Edward Technical College Art School as a part-time student.

Artistic Development and Influences

Early influences included Toss Woollaston, whose landscapes inspired McCahon, and Russell Clark, who provided foundational art training.
His work evolved through various styles – landscape, figuration, abstraction, and the distinctive overlay of painted text.
A pivotal moment was a visit to Melbourne in 1951, where he studied modernist paintings at the National Gallery of Victoria.
The book *The Geomorphology of New Zealand*, gifted upon his marriage, profoundly impacted his understanding of the land and its representation.

Key Themes and Artistic Style

McCahon’s work often explored themes of spirituality, landscape, and national identity.
He developed a unique visual language characterized by simplified forms, bold colors, and the integration of text.
His landscapes weren't merely depictions but rather symbolic representations of New Zealand’s spiritual and cultural essence.
The use of painted text added layers of meaning, often referencing biblical passages or personal reflections.

Major Achievements and Recognition

McCahon exhibited with *The Group* in Christchurch from 1940 onwards, becoming a member in 1947.
He held numerous solo exhibitions throughout New Zealand and internationally.
Significant works include “The Angel of the Annunciation,” “Takaka: Night and Day,” and his series based on texts from Ecclesiastes.
He taught painting at the Elam School of Fine Arts, University of Auckland (1964-1969), influencing a generation of artists.

Historical Significance and Legacy

Colin McCahon is widely regarded as New Zealand’s most important modern artist.
He played a crucial role in introducing Modernism to New Zealand art, alongside Woollaston and Rita Angus.
His innovative approach challenged conventional artistic norms and paved the way for future generations of artists.
McCahon's work continues to resonate with audiences today, offering profound insights into the New Zealand landscape and psyche.
He died on May 27, 1987, leaving behind a rich and enduring legacy.

colin john mccahon

1919 - 1987 , New Zealand

Основные сведения

Birth Date: 1919-08-01
Birth Place: Timaru, New Zealand
Death Date: 1987-05-27
Influenced By: Toss Woollaston, William Ferrier, Russell Clark
Movement: Modernism
Name: Colin John McCahon
Nationality: New Zealander
Notable Works: The Angel of the Annunciation, Takaka: Night and Day, The Promised Land

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