Cleopatra Scarf- Rita Angus toa tamariki

Cleopatra Scarf- Rita Angus toa tamarikiThis stunning scarf features Rita Angus's painting Cleopatra (1938). Size: approx. 144 x 90cm

while a building McCahon later identified as the Tāhunanui golfcourse clubhouse is shown in the middle distance

a list of Māori bird names

and of course

By Julia Kasper and Phil Sirvid

Kiwi art critic

Tracing the author’s own ancestral line

archaeological research programme carried out between 1969 and 1972 on the south-eastern coast of the North Island of New Zealand

and was the founding director of the New Zealand Fighter Pilots Museum in Wanaka

O’Reilly’s son

Fulimalo Pereira

Hunt wrote ‘A Mangaweka road song’

There she was constrained by a lack of art supplies and so she worked as a printmaker