paintings & reproduction prints
New work for the Raglan Arts Weekend, October 2026
LEAP exhibition pieces have ArtRooms setups indicating size
For almost three decades Jane Galloway has made a name as a landscape painter and illustrator.
The landscapes require mental discipline, planning and many hours to produce. However, Jane has come to see completing them as an intellectual exercise requiring certain skills which, while absorbing, don’t allow her intuition a voice.
Finding her own form of expression through abstraction has meant beginning a work without a preconceived idea of how it might look. Some of her work is about colour – learning how to mix it, harmonise it and use the paint. It’s also about composition – how to move the eye freely around a work. Sometimes it’s just about trying to express a certain subtle feeling or idea. The more Jane has learned the more she has been able to experiment, letting go of an outcome. Some pieces take days to “arrive” at a place she thinks is complete. Others can happen quickly.
Jane’s most recent works experiment with pushing differences of control and looseness; structure and the ethereal; materiality and the metaphysical as she looks to the differences in her own personality.
LEAP has been a journey of several months of pushing the limits of planning versus painting intuitively to see what best resonates. it’s an ongoing journey.
Please email jane@palmprints.co.nz
New work for the Raglan Arts Weekend, October 2026
LEAP exhibition pieces have ArtRooms setups indicating size
For almost three decades Jane Galloway has made a name as a landscape painter and illustrator.
The landscapes require mental discipline, planning and many hours to produce. However, Jane has come to see completing them as an intellectual exercise requiring certain skills which, while absorbing, don’t allow her intuition a voice.
Finding her own form of expression through abstraction has meant beginning a work without a preconceived idea of how it might look. Some of her work is about colour – learning how to mix it, harmonise it and use the paint. It’s also about composition – how to move the eye freely around a work. Sometimes it’s just about trying to express a certain subtle feeling or idea. The more Jane has learned the more she has been able to experiment, letting go of an outcome. Some pieces take days to “arrive” at a place she thinks is complete. Others can happen quickly.
Jane’s most recent works experiment with pushing differences of control and looseness; structure and the ethereal; materiality and the metaphysical as she looks to the differences in her own personality.
LEAP has been a journey of several months of pushing the limits of planning versus painting intuitively to see what best resonates. it’s an ongoing journey.
Please email jane@palmprints.co.nz
Bouganvillia
760 × 760mm, acrylic on canvas, tray frame, $3000
Gentle Rain
610 × 910mm, acrylic on canvas, tray frame, $2,700
Can hang vertically or horizontally
Guest and Host
600 × 800, acrylic on canvas, tray frame, $2,300
Shield
600 × 800, acrylic on canvas, tray frame, $2,300
Out of Sight, Out of Mind
760 × 760mm, acrylic on canvas, tray frame, $3,000
Genesis
750 × 750mm, acrylic and collage on board, tray frame, $3,000
Harbour
760 × 760mm, acrylic on canvas, SOLD
Classic Rocks
600 × 600mm, acrylic on canvas, tray frame, $2,000
Be Still
455× 1520mm, acrylic on canvas, SOLD
Birth of the Ten Thousand
500 × 1500mm, acrylic on linen, SOLD
King Antiochus' Lament
400 × 400mm, acrylic on board, tray frame, $950
But Why?
400 × 400mm, acrylic on board, tray frame, $950
A pair with “King Antiochus’ Lament”
Back and Forward
400 × 400mm, acrylic on board, $800
Utopia Forming
400 × 400mm, acrylic on board, tray frame, $950
Just Rest
500 × 500mm, acrylic on board, $1,100
Untitled (Beachcomber)
600 × 600mm, acrylic on canvas, $2,000
Looking Back to Move Forward
1200 × 1200mm, acrylic on canvas, $4,500
Night Shadows
400 × 400mm, acrylic on board, $695
Summertime
500 x 500mm, acrylic on ply board, tray frame, $1400
Taking it Easy
Acrylic on ply board. 500 x 500mm, tray frame $1400. Available at Artists at Work Gallery in Raglan
The Big Question
Acrylic on ply board. 500 x 500mm, $1400. Available at AAW in Raglan
Shape Shifter
Acrylic on board, 600 × 600mm, tray frame, $2,000
Gathering
500 x 500mm, acrylic on ply board, tray frame, $1400
Wild Weather
500 x 500mm, acrylic on ply board, tray frame, $1400
Cathedral
50 × 50cm, acrylic on canvas, unframed, $1100
Summer Colours
50 × 50cm, acrylic on canvas, unframed, $1100
Calendar
400 x 400mm, acrylic on ply board, tray frame, $950
Available at The White House, Coroglen
Let's Dance
500 x 500mm, acrylic on ply board, tray frame, $1400
Available at Artists at Work, Raglan
Retro Rocks
Acrylic on linen. 910 x 910mm, tray frame. $4,500
Colour Love Series: "Lupin Spring"
Acrylic on board. 700 x 700mm. Whitewash tray frame. $2900. available at Artists at Work, Raglan.
Colour Love Series: "West Coast"
Acrylic on board. 700 x 700mm. Charcoal tray frame. $2900. available at Artists at Work, Raglan.
Snakes 'n Ladders
Acrylic and collage on board, 600 x 600mm, tray frame, $1900
Available at Artists at Work Gallery, Raglan
See-saw
Acrylic on canvas, 910 x 455, $1900, available from Artists at Work, Raglan
Timestream
Acrylic on canvas, 50 × 100cm, unframed, $1700
Pulse
Acrylic on ply board with tray frame. 500 x 500mm, $1400
Available at Artists at Work Gallery, Raglan
The Inarticulate
Acrylic on board, 600 x 600mm, tray frame, $1,995
Folly
Acrylic and collage on board, 500 x 500mm, tray frame, $1,400
Mindcradle
400 x 400mm, acrylic on ply board, tray frame. $950
Space Fixation
Acrylic on ply board, 400 x 400, tray frame, $900. Available at Artists at Work Studios and Gallery, Raglan
Butterfly Way
Acrylic on board, 400 x 400mm, $850, framed
One Summer
Acrylic on canvas, 600 x 600mm, tray frame, $1995
Riroriro Singing
600 x 600mm acrylic on ply board, $1995, framed.
Available at Artists at Work, Raglan
Infinity of Days
Acrylic on canvas, $2000, tray frame. Framed size 65 x 79cm
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