Rita Angus, 'Leo Bensemann' - Print Christmas23 Her work from 1968 to

Her work from 1968 to 1979 often depicted a single

present and future

From the 50’s her work became increasingly abstract and generalised with rolling hills formed with geometric lines reinforcing ideas about the relationship between infrastructure and the land

Like Te Papa’s new Nature | Te Taiao exhibition zone

with each activity being open to children who like to draw and those who like to write

Rita Angus, 'Leo Bensemann' - Print Christmas23 Her work from 1968 toIn February 1938 Leo Bensemann and his companion Lawrence Baigent moved into a studio flat next door to Rita Angus at 97 Cambridge Terrace, Christchurch. Both studios opened on to a shared kitchen, and the three friends met for meals in the evenings and often hosted parties together. Between them they had a wide social network, and the Cambridge Terrace studios soon became a hub of the local art world, attracting writers and musicians as well as