42 Free Images of Māori Chiefs

portrait paintings of maoriart in the national library of new zealandtā mokomen with face tattoosisaac coatesface tattoos in new zealandtattooing in artworks by george french angasgeorge french angasmaori in art
Te Aho by Goldie 1905
paintings in the dunedin public art gallerycharles goldie
PSM V42 D805 Tattooed maori chief
men with face tattoostā moko
William Hodges – Portrait of a Maori Chieftain
william hodgestā moko
WEEPING OVER A DECEASED CHIEF, The New Zealanders Illustrated, 1847
the new zealanders illustratedmāori chiefs
Maori chief with European gun, 19th century, Canterbury Museum, 2016-01-27
old photos in the canterbury museummaori history
PSM V42 D808 Maori king with his greenstone club
men with face tattoostā moko
TE WARU, PRINCIPAL CHIEF OF THE NGA TI APAKURA TRIBE. TE PAKARU, PRINCIPAL CHIEF OF THE NGA TI MANIAPOTO TRIBE, The New Zealanders Illustrated, 1847
the new zealanders illustratedmāori chiefs
Charles Decimus Barraud, Rangihaeta New Zealand Maori chief who killed Captn. Wakefield at the Wairau massacre, June 1843. Painted in 1864, Reference Number B-004-020
feather cloakstā moko
Piki Warsa. Chief of Motuwaka, watercolour & gum arabic by Isaac Coates
art in the national library of new zealandportrait paintings of maori
E Piko. Kafia chief, watercolour & gum arabic by Isaac Coates
portrait paintings of maorifeather cloaks
E Manu. Chief - Wauka pa Wauka, watercolour & gum arabic by Isaac Coates
art in the national library of new zealandportrait paintings of maori
Panni. Chief of the tribe at Queen Charlotte's sound, has two daughters married to Englishmen, watercolour & gum arabic by Isaac Coates
art in the national library of new zealandportrait paintings of maori
Wiremu Kingi, by Gottfried Lindauer
male fur clothing in arttattooing in art
ChiefsWithKuri1828, Augustus Earle, 1838
māori chiefsmaori in art
EarleWarSpeech, Augustus Earle, 1838
augustus earlemaori history
Te Raparaha, chief of the Kawias, watercolour by R. Hall, c. 1840s, Isaac Coates, between 1843 and 1849
face tattoos in new zealandte rauparaha
Chief Ngairo Rakaihikuroa in Wairarapa, New Zealand, Gottfried Lindauer
paintings in the dunedin public art galleryrealism
Maori chief, 1773
kuru (māori ear pendant)māori chiefs
Portrait of Ngairo Rakai Hikuroa, Gottfried Lindauer, 1878
portrait paintings of maori by gottfried lindauerrealism
Pōtatau Te Wherowhero by George French Angas, George French Angas, 1847
works by george french angaspōtatau te wherowhero
Tukukino Te Ahiātaewa, Gottfried Lindauer, 1878
portrait paintings of maori by gottfried lindauerrealism
Te Raparaha, chief of the Kawias, watercolour by R. Hall, c. 1840s cropped, Isaac Coates, between 1843 and 1849
face tattoos in new zealandte rauparaha
Rangui1827, circa 1827
face tattoos in new zealandmāori chiefs
NEW ZEALAND CHIEF, Alfred Thomas Agate, 1845
twenty years before the mast (1896) by charles erskineunited states exploring expedition
Te Raparaha, chief of the Kawias, watercolour by R. Hall, c. 1840s cropped (cropped), Isaac Coates, between 1843 and 1849
face tattoos in new zealandte rauparaha
Mungakahu, chief of Motupoi, and his wife, Ko Mari. George French Angas delt; J. W. Giles lith. Plate 27. 1847, James Giles
māori chiefskahu kurī
The uncivilized races of men in all countries of the world; being a comprehensive account of their manners and customs, and of their physical, social, mental, moral and religious characteristics. By (14767815525), 1871
maori clothingmāori chiefs
Pōtatau Te Wherowhero by George French Angas (cropped), George French Angas, 1847
works by george french angaspōtatau te wherowhero
E Witti, chief of Waikanai, watercolour by R. Hall, c. 1840s, Isaac Coates, circa 1840s
portrait paintings of maorimāori chiefs
Rangihaeta, Raparaha's fighting general and chief actor in the Wairau Massacre, watercolour by R. Hall, c. 1840s, Isaac Coates, circa 1840s
portrait paintings of maorite rangihaeata
Pōtatau Te Wherowhero by George French Angas - crop, George French Angas, 1847
pōtatau te wherowheromen with face tattoos
Maori Warrior
native americansmaya
TE WARU, PRINCIPAL CHIEF OF THE NGA TI APAKURA TRIBE. TE PAKARU, PRINCIPAL CHIEF OF THE NGA TI MANIAPOTO TRIBE, The New Zealanders Illustrated, 1847, George French Angas
the new zealanders illustratedmāori chiefs
COOK TOLD THE MAORIS THAT HE HAD COME TO SET A MARK UPON THEIR ISLANDS, 1908
our empire story by h. e. marshallj. r. skelton
Plage de Korora-Rêka (Nouv’lle Zélande) (1835) by Barthélemy Lauvergne, Barthélemy Lauvergne, 1835
new zealand in the 1830smaori in art
Nouvelle-Zeeland; Habitation by Louis Auguste de Sainson, 1836–63
1827 in new zealandmaori buildings
The web of empire - a diary of the imperial tour of their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York in 1901 (1902) (14783981693), 1902
the web of empire - a diary of the imperial tour of their royal highnesses the duke and duchess of cornwall and york in 1901 (1902)māori chiefs
Portrait of Te Rauparaha. Photograph of an illustration that was printed in the Illustrated London News in 1844, based on a watercolour painted by Isaac Coates in 1843. Photograph taken ca 1870s by an unidentified photographer
the illustrated london news 1844te rauparaha
Te Nangihaeta, New Zealand chief, Capt Oliver delt. Dickinson & Co. lith. London, 1852, Richard Aldworth Oliver
art in the national library of new zealanddickinson & co. lith
George French Angas01, George French Angas, circa 1844
works by george french angasmaori in art
The uncivilized races of men in all countries of the world; being a comprehensive account of their manners and customs, and of their physical, social, mental, moral and religious characteristics. By (14581204158), 1871
the uncivilized races of men in all countries of the worldmaori pa
Tamihana Te Rauparaha, watercolour by George French Angas, 1852
portrait paintings of maoritāmihana te rauparaha
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