216 Free Artworks of Māori

the new zealanders illustratedgeorge french angasrichard aldworth oliverart in the national library of new zealandte awamutu
Te Rauparaha wearing a cocked hat and tunic, sepia wash over pencil by Richard Aldworth Oliver, 1852
richard aldworth oliverte rauparaha
I. NATIVE SWING. II. WAR DANCE, BEFORE THE PAH OF OINEMUTU NEAR ROTURUA LAKE, The New Zealanders Illustrated, 1847, George French Angas
the new zealanders illustratedgeorge french angas
Rangi-Hira (Flash of Lightning), the wife of the chief Rangihaeta, watercolour by Richard Aldworth Oliver, 1852
richard aldworth oliverte rangihaeata
E RUA, E PARI AND E HOKI, WOMEN OF NGATITOA TRIBE, COOK'S STRAITS, The New Zealanders Illustrated, 1847, George French Angas
the new zealanders illustratedgeorge french angas
E WAI AND KAHOKI. NIECES OF RAUPARAHA, The New Zealanders Illustrated, 1847, George French Angas
the new zealanders illustratedte aro pā
CHILDREN ON THE BANKS OF THE WAIPA. CHILDREN AT THE BOILING SPRINGS, NEAR TAUPO LAKE, The New Zealanders Illustrated, 1847, George French Angas
the new zealanders illustratedgeorge french angas
Liggend meisje bang voor geesten van overledenen Bekeken door geesten van overledenen Mauao tupapau (titel op object), RP-P-1956-25, Paul Gauguin, 1894
post-impressionism,pont-aven school,symbolism,synthetism,cloisonnism,impressionism,primitivismwoodcuts in the rijksmuseum amsterdam
ROPERTA OF KAWHIA, GEORGE THOMS, A HALF-CASTE BOY, NEPHEW OF RAUPARAHA, The New Zealanders Illustrated, 1847, George French Angas
the new zealanders illustratedgeorge french angas
Kleding van de krijgers van Shouraki (Nieuw-Zeeland) Costume des Guerriers de Shouraki (titel op object) Ontdekkingsreis van de Astrolabe (serietitel) Voyage de Découvertes de l'Astrolabe (serietitel), RP-P-1906-513, Victor Adam, between 1830 and 1835
prints by victor adam in the rijksmuseum amsterdamfeather clothing in art
I. A GIRL AT PIPITEA PAH. II. A BOY OF TE ARO. III. E RANGI & E TOHI, GIRLS OF PORT NICHOLSON, WITH KIKO, AN OLD WOMAN OF TIAKIWAI, The New Zealanders Illustrated, 1847, George French Angas
the new zealanders illustratedkahu kurī
MONUMENT TO TE WHERO'S FAVORITE DAUGHTER AT RAROERA PAH, NEAR OTAWHAO, The New Zealanders Illustrated, 1847, George French Angas
maori buildingste awamutu
POAHU AND E KOTI. TWO LADS OF POVERTY BAY. CHILDREN OF TE PAKARU, THE CHIEF OF KAIOHIA (KAWHIA), The New Zealanders Illustrated, 1847, George French Angas
the new zealanders illustratedgeorge french angas
MAKETU HOUSE AT OTAWHAO PAH. BUILT BY PUATIA, TO COMMEMORATE THE TAKING OF MAKETU, The New Zealanders Illustrated, 1847, George French Angas
maori meeting houseste awamutu
I. TE MARU, a boy of Koruakopopo, on the Waikato. II. TE AMOTUTU, a Young Chief of the Nga-ti-pou Tribe. III. KO TARIU, a Chief of Taupo, and his principal wife, E PORI, The New Zealanders Illustrated, 1847, George French Angas
the new zealanders illustratedgeorge french angas
KO NGA WAKA TE KARAKA, (or CLARK). The Christian Chief of the Nga-ti-waoroa Tribe, Waikato. AND WAKAUENUKU, his Attendant Boy, The New Zealanders Illustrated, 1847, George French Angas
the new zealanders illustratedgeorge french angas
NENE, OR TAMITI WAKA. CHIEF OF HOKIANGA, The New Zealanders Illustrated, 1847, George French Angas
the new zealanders illustratedgeorge french angas
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