J Stewart

J STEWART ( Jamie Stewart ) - Original Art

'Last of Our Land'
J Stewart
Framed oil on canvas
1405mm x 1685mm
$40,000

THE WELLINGTON ART SHOW - Presented by Art Shows Across Aotearoa / WINNER / 2024
J Sewart was handpicked for the Top 10 NZ Artist's to showcase his work at the Wellington show, also picking up The Lawson's Dry Hills Pink 'People's Choice Award' with this magnificent painting 'The Last of our Lands'

'The Old Merino's'
J Stewart
Oil on stretched canvas
760mm x 1013mm
$6,800

'The Old Merino's'

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'Land Of Late'
J Stewart
Framed oil on canvas
980mm x 1240mm

'Land Of Late'

'Land Of Late'

'Fiordland Magic'
J Stewart
Oil on stretched canvas
505mm x 1010mm
$3,200

'Fiordland Magic'

'Fiordland Magic'

'Hollyford Light'
J Stewart
Oil on stretched canvas
600mm x 1200mm
$4,800

'Hollyford Light'

'Passing Light'
J Stewart
Oil on stretched canvas
910mm x 605mm
$3,800

'Passing Light'

'Dawn Light Wanaka'
J Stewart
Oil on stretched canvas
910mm x 605mm
$3,800

'Dawn Light Wanaka'

ARTISTS' BIO

J STEWART ( Jamie Stewart )

J Stewart (Jamie Stewart) is a talented New Zealand landscape artist. He specialises in oil on canvas and linen, building up numerous glazes of paint to achieve his desired look, sometimes incorporating up to 40 layers to create a scene with rich depth of colour. His work captures the beauty and essence of the New Zealand landscape, showcasing the country's unique and diverse scenery.
J Stewart's paintings are full of life and color, bringing the beauty of nature into your home or office.

J Stewart is passionate about capturing the unique light effects and landforms of the areas of Fiordland, Western Southland and the Central Plateau. Fiordland offers breathtaking and awe-inspiring scenes that J Stewart takes to his canvas. The scale of the landforms in this region are almost unfathomable and the lush slopes of the fiords are continually activated and enhanced by rainfall. These landscapes are in a constant state of change and flux with no two moments the same. It isn't surprising that the artist has re-visited these subjects for over 12 years.

While realistic in their depiction, these paintings are also emotive and expressive with their distinctive mists resting on the landscape creating a spiritual mood. Spending time with these works one discovers the artist has not compromised on details hidden in the fog. The eye slowly reveals distant glaciers, birds in flight, tree tops and incoming rain. This is similar to the experience of sitting still in nature. The longer one contemplates the more life emerges from the scene around them.

As the artist describes "Landscapes are my passion. I'm fascinated by the beauty of the land and its spiritual essence. I endeavor to capture natures absolute beauty."