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Judith Milner
Judith Milner is a painter living and working in Auckland. Previously a lawyer before turning to a career in art, Judith describes her paintings as a fusion of her analytical and intuitive sides.
Representational in her works, Judith approaches nostalgic New Zealand scenes in a fresh and intimate way. She is drawn strongly to imagery that not only reminds her of her childhood, but also hints to a broader narrative beyond the frame. New Zealand architecture is a frequent muse of Judith’s; using traditional techniques, the details and proportions are rendered with precision, giving appreciation to their historical craftsmanship. While this classes her work as realist, it is really the place’s feeling that Judith seeks to capture.
The 2021 recipient of the Michael Evans Figurative Award and 2023 People’s Choice Award at the Walker & Hall Art Awards, Judith’s work is currently part of collections in Aotearoa and beyond. Judith’s originals can be found at Turua Gallery and The Artist’s Room (Dunedin).
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Artworks by Judith Milner
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Browns Island and Rangitoto from Musick Point
See Artwork »The distinctive and untouched form of Browns Island and the majestic Rangitoto as viewed from Auckland’s Musick Point are captured in exquisite detail. This piece exudes the serenity and calm that taking in the natural beauty of Hauraki Gulf generates in us.
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View to Eden
See Artwork »Captured through a doorway and framed by the architecture of a traditional villa balcony is Maungawhau/Mt Eden, one of our beloved Maunga that make Auckland’s geography so unique.
Framed in a white tray frame.
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Head of the Harbour
See Artwork »Head of the Harbour features the gentle contours o Noorth Head/Maungauikia and the imposing from of Rangitoto as seen from Auckland’s Tamaki Drive.
Hand-signed, limited edition giclée print framed in white (3/25).
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Same As It Ever Was
See Artwork »Captured in Judith’s signature muted palette, Same As It Ever Was presents an image of a bygone era: a regional town hall; an old car, aspects of New Zealand’s social landscape we once took for granted and which now evoke feelings of nostalgia.
Oil on canvas, framed in a timber tray frame
