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Regional Realism was influenced by the Canadian and North American Movement that was occurring around the 1930s - 1940s. In New Zealand it was a reaction against typically English modes of painting. Artists like Rita Angus and other Christchurch Artists painted the local Landscapes in a flat, clear, nearly cartoonish style with dark outlines. By introducing this style to New Zealand they reinforced local identity and sense of place that artists a generation older then them had lacked. Regional Realism is one of the most important movements for New Zealand art as well as New Zealand Social identity
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