Painter and printmaker Stanley Palmer is well known for his depictions of a rugged New Zealand landscape. Often featuring the coastline or off-shore islands, Palmer's distinctive prints are produced through a combination of bamboo engraving and lithography. His early prints feature a signature fractured picture plane - a characteristic of working with bamboo.

The artist has been exhibiting since 1958 and has exhibited widely in New Zealand and internationally.

In 2009 the book 'East: Stanley Palmer' was published by Craig Potton Publishing featuring a selection of works spanning four decades.

Stanley Palmer's works feature in a number of collections inlcuding: Te Papa Tongarewa Museum of New Zealand, The University of Auckland, City Art Gallery, Auckland, Govett-Brewster Art Gallery, New Plymouth and the Robert McDougall Art Gallery, Christchurch.

	Signs - Karamea Bamboo Engraving and Lithograph on 470 x 750 mm paper, from an edition of 100, 2006. Contact gallery regarding availability.
	Ohaururu - Whangaroa Bamboo Engraving and Lithograph on 530 x 750 mm paper, from an edition of 100, 2004. NZ$1000 incl GST.
	Oparara - Karamea (2nd State) Bamboo Engraving and Lithograph on 530 x 745 mm paper, from an edition of 50, 1998. NZ$1000 incl GST.
	Beside the Road - Karamea (2nd State) Bamboo Engraving and Lithograph on 530 x 760 mm paper, from an edition of 50, 1997. Contact gallery regarding availability.