Frances Hodgkins, 'Maori woman and child', - Print Maori Artwork

Frances Hodgkins, 'Maori woman and child', - Print Maori ArtworkFrancis Hodgkins was born in Dunedin where she began to develop her watercolour painting style. Francis, however, spent most of her 56 year long working career as an artist overseas, both in France and England during a period of a social upheaval and two world wars. Her works capture the spirit of an era greatly influenced by Impressionism and the beginnings of en plein air painting, Post Impressionism, Fauvism and two World Wars. Although her work

these images remain sought-after collectors’ items

The Takahe are a flightless bird

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About the Photographer

and became acquainted with the Otago Peninsula landscape

The story also holds a heartwarming and subtle message about being happy with what you have

Warwick's strong reputation has been built on great relationships with their customers and New Zealanders who use their product

the Te Papa storeroom

The photos in this book were first presented in Peter Alsop’s book Hand-Coloured New Zealand: The Photographs of Whites Aviation

Ten art curators each pick ten art works and tell us why they love/admire/revere/are moved by them

Ngāi Tahu

and I take pride in the hand craft nature of what I do