He may not be a household name, yet, but Peter Boggs is one of our outstanding painters. His works hang in state, national and in private collections here and abroad. His career has spanned nearly 40 years and 50 solo exhibitions in Australia and his native New Zealand. Despite, or perhaps because of his Anzac origins, he is most engaged in painting the mysteries of Italian Renaissance gardens and spaces in Florence and, his current preoccupation, Rome.
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