1. White rata. 2.Climbing rata. 3.Southern rata.

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1. White rata. 2.Climbing rata. 3.Southern rata.

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Te Papa Collections Online

Description

In 1889 Sarah Featon and her husband Edward Featon published The Art Album of New Zealand Flora, in which they sought to dispute the ‘mistaken notion that New Zealand is peculiarly destitute of native flowers’. While the title emphasises the artistic nature of their enterprise, in the preface they describe the choice they made between selecting a handful of the ‘best and most showy representatives of indigenous flowers’ and publishing them in a ‘haphazard manner, with just a soupcon of descri...

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Date created

circa 1885

Creator

Sarah Featon

URL

https://collections.tepapa.govt.nz/object/549538

Related subjects

rata, Metrosideros diffusa (G.Forst.) Sm. / Southern Rata, Metrosideros umbellata Cav. / watercolour / watercolours / works on paper / New Zealand

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