Pamela Wolfe b. 1950
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Pamela WolfeCultivated, 2025Oil on linen125 x 130 cm
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Pamela WolfeDark Orchid, 2023Oil on linen115 x 130 cm
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Pamela WolfeEntangled, 2023Oil on linen115 x 135 cm
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Pamela WolfeExuberant, 2025Oil on linen120 x 130 cm
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Pamela WolfeLate Summer Echinacea and Zinnias, 2023Oil on linen95 x 135 cm
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Pamela WolfeLilies, Hydrangeas and Dahlias, 2022Oil on canvas125 x 150 cm
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Pamela WolfeNight Garden, 2025Oil on linen130 x 150 cm
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Pamela WolfeRampant, 2025Oil on linen115 x 110 cm
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Pamela WolfeRed Peony and Foxgloves, 2022Oil on canvas105 x 120 cm
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Pamela WolfeTropical 2, 2023Oil on linen95 x 160 cm
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Pamela WolfeUngardening, 2025Oil on linen130 x 145 cm
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Pamela WolfeUnruly, 2025Oil on linen120 x 120 cm
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Pamela WolfeVariation, 2023Oil on linen120 x 115 cm
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Pamela WolfeWhite Peony, Orchid and Passion Flower, 2022Oil on canvas125 x 160 cm
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Pamela WolfeWildflowers, 2021Gouache on paper40 x 49 cm
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Pamela WolfeZinnias and Sunflower, 2022Oil on canvas116 x 160 cm
Pamela Wolfe was born in England in 1950 and immigrated to New Zealand at the age of three. She studied at Elam School Fine Arts, Auckland University from 1968 to 1971, graduating with a Diploma of Fine Arts.
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Pamela Wolfe
Force of Nature 7 - 20 October 2025 -
Pamela Wolfe
The Entangled Bank 6 - 26 November 2023'It is interesting to contemplate an entangled bank, clothed with many plants of many kinds, with birds singing on the bushes, with various insects flitting about, and with worms crawling...Read more -
Pamela Wolfe
Transplant 21 June - 10 July 2022In the first instance, ‘Transplant’ refers to the activities of early botanists, such as Joseph Banks and Daniel Solander, who sailed on Cook’s Endeavour and collected exotic species previously unknown to Europe. At the same time the establishment of botanical gardens promoted scientific understanding and enabled the public to experience at first-hand, the wonderment and diversity of nature. ‘Transplant’ also refers to my moving house and, after 38 years, having to establish a new garden and studio. On this occasion I created a small urban meadow of randomly scattered wildflowers. The resulting blooms have attracted bees, butterflies and other insects, continuing the natural cycle and adding further to the enjoyment of our flora and fauna.Read more -
Pamela Wolfe
Florophilia 12 May - 7 June 2020“Right now is a critical time for Nature and the continuous cycling of life. The urgent regeneration of plants provides us with essentials for survival, purifying and pollinating our world....Read more -
Pamela Wolfe
Fantasia 6 - 25 November 2018Pamela Wolfe is regarded as one of New Zealand’s pre-eminent painters and is renowned for her beautiful vibrant canvases of large flowers. In previous years, Wolfe’s floral portraits made clear...Read more