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Maker and Role
Artist: Nina Jones (b.1871, d.1926)
 Production date
Circa 1920
 Description
Watercolour painting on rectangular sheet of brown paper, with a brown window mount, and backing. The painting is a botanical illustration of part of a shrub with flowers thought to be Marlborough native broom. One branching green stem is depicted. The stems are narrow flattened-to-circular and have small clusters of tiny flowers. The flowers are purple and white and bilateral. There are stalks depicted in a wash of purples and greens.

The painting is marked "NINA JONES" and “Oct”
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Object detail

Object Type
painting
Media and Materials
Watercolour/Dye and Pigment
Paper
Measurements
Mount = 450 h x 354 w Composition = 369 h x 278 w
Measurements
Composition = Height x Width (mm) = 369 x 278mm
Mount = Height x Width (mm) = 450 x 354mm
Maker
Subject Category
Botanical
Accession Number
A4882
AC Number
AC102

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