JO MIDGLEY - Original Art
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'Manuka Friends' Jo Midgley Framed oil on stretched canvas 650mm x 950mm $2,600 |
'Nature's Perfect'
Framed oil on stretched canvas 640mm x 490mm $2,100 |
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'Shimmering Light' Jo Midgley Framed oil on stretched canvas 640mm x 490mm $2,250 |
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'Golden Forest Lights' Jo Midgley Framed oil on canvas 640mm x 490mm $2,300 |
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'Majestic' Jo Midgley Framed Oil on stretched canvas 605mm x 455mm $1,850 |
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'Kanuka Tree O' Jo Midgley Oil on stretched canvas 1030mm x 760mm $2,900 |
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'Twitter On The Web' Jo Midgley Oil on stretched canvas 490mm x 640mm $1,850 |
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'Manuka Magic II' Jo Midgley Oil on stretched canvas 900mm x 120mm $3,200 |
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'Fantail Tree O' Jo Midgley Oil on stretched canvas 605mm x 455mm $1,700 |
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'After The Rain' Jo Midgley Framed oil on stretched canvas 635mm x 485mm $1,700 |
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'Wow' Jo Midgley Framed oil on stretched canvas 640mm x 490mm $1,700 |
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'Three is Company' Jo Midgley Framed oil on stretched canvas 760mm x 580mm $1,900 |
JO MIDGLEY - Fine Art Prints
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'What A Hoot 1'
Jo Midgley Stretched canvas print 500mm x 760mm $580 Also available on fine art paper print 300mm x 420mm $125 |
'Just Curious'
Jo Midgley Stretched canvas print 600mm x 450mm $580 |
'Pink Forest Lights'
Jo Midgley Stretched canvas print 600mm x 450mm $580 Also available on fine art paper print 300mm x 420mm $125 |
ARTIST'S BIO:
JO MIDGLEY
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Jo Midgley is a self taught artist who paints predominately in oil. Her preferred subject is wildlife in their natural element and environment. Living on a farm is where she draws inspiration from.
Jo employs an old-fashioned layering technique, building colour and texture gradually to give her scenes of a near three-dimensional quality. She layers oil paint using brush and palette knife to create depth with sparkles of luminous light that shimmer through foliage, especially striking around birds. This shimmering illumination has become her hallmark style. What sets Jo Midgley apart, is the way she captures movement and light, bringing a tactile, almost magical realism to everyday natural wildlife scenes. Whether it’s a fantail flitting through dappled light, or the warm glow behind manuka blossoms, her pieces invite viewers into moments of serene wonder. Her paintings are in private collections in New Zealand and overseas. Some interesting facts about Jo: “I am also a qualified chef, and before covid I was working 3 nights a week in a luxury trout fishing lodge. I enjoy skiing, horse riding and having a glass of pinot noir at the end of the day”. |