Gallery of Works
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Deposition. Acrylic on Board, 445×610mm, 1982.
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Otago Peninsula. Acrylic on Paper, 590×850mm, 1994.
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Ivan Hill. Acrylic on Paper, 755×605mm, 1994.
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Peter. Peter Graczer/White Rose Diptych, Other Men's Flowers Series. Acrylic on Board, 178×125mm, 2003.
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DL, Nude No.10. 29 Nudes Series. Acrylic on Board, 202×158mm, 2005.
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