Rita Angus, 'Central Otago' - Print Size:Approx. 89 x 73cm, excluding white border

Rita Angus, 'Central Otago' - Print Size:Approx. 89 x 73cm, excluding white borderRita Angus (1908 1970) studied at the Canterbury College School of Art from 1927 1933. In the early 1930s she developed a distinctive painting style, characterised by bold colour and clean, clear lines. Best known for her portraiture and landscapes, Angus work was strongly shaped by her pacifist and feminist beliefs. Over a period of 40 years she produced a remarkable body of oil paintings and watercolours, helping to shape a modern school of art in

who challenged a carved wooden head that could cause death to anyone who gazed on it

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Established in 1992 by brothers Ian and Allan Farley

Print size: 209 x 149mm

The Tui is a noisy bird in flight and song

The embryo-like forms of the last two panels evoke the beginning of life

Long before waka touched Aotearoa’s shores

emerging from a dark background

it includes 60 pages of Kat Quin's wonderful illustrations

An introduction to te Ao Maori for your tamariki

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From the #1 bestselling author and award-winning illustrator of the Kuwi the Kiwi series