Dunedin Scenes

RALPH MILLER’S DUNEDIN ARTWORK

Following WW2, from 1945 until his death in 1956, Ralph completed a few dozen paintings of people on the streets around Dunedin.

His usual medium was conté and wash and he regularly exhibited at the Otago Art Society.  Some of his work is held at the Dunedin Public Art Gallery, The Southland Public Art Gallery and the Hocken Collections Library

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'Window Shopper' corner Manse and High Streets Dunedin. Conte wash drawing Ralph Miler.
'Winter Show' people in the farming section. Watercolour and wash by Ralph Miller .c.1950
'Sunday Afternoon' people at the Botanical Gardens corner in Dunedin. A conte and wash drawing by Ralph Miller c.1950
'Street scene' Dunedin c.1949 Conte and watercolour drawing by Ralph Miller
Dunedin street scene- Titled 'Street Corner' drawn in conte and wash by Ralph Miller c.1950
'Rainy Day' People running across the road with umbrellas in Dunedin. Wash drawing by Ralph Miller
'Railway Crossing' Dunedin where the Chinese Gardens are today. Conte and wash drawing by Ralph Miller.
'Octagon demolition' - Workers removing an old monument in Dunedin in 1949. Conte and wash drawing by Ralph Miller.
'Lunch hour' at the Vedic Cafe, Dunedin. A conte and wash drawing by Ralph Miller, c. 1950
'Ladies in the Octagon' Dunedin a conte and wash drawing by Ralph Miller c.1950
Conte and wash drawing by Ralph Miller of staff leaving Cadbury's factory Dunedin at the end of the day Titled 'Five o'clock whistle' c.1950
'Fancy dress ball' a wash drawing by Ralph Miller of people in the Dunedin Town Hall c.1950
People and traffic around the 'Exchange' - a wash drawing by Ralph Miller c.1950.
Dunedin street scene Titled 'Red Lady' drawn in conte and wash by Ralph Miller