"Te Moehau te Kamata Kapua"

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Title

"Te Moehau te Kamata Kapua"

Content partner

Puke Ariki

Collection

Puke Ariki

Description

Oil on canvas painting commemorating the captain of the Arawa waka who died in the Te Moehau Ranges, Coromandel Peninsula. Features black and white lozenge patterns at the top and bottom. The lozenge patterns are representative of a traditional tukutuku pattern Roimata Toroa (tears of the albatros). This pattern represents the grief. In the cen...

Format

Image

Date created

Circa 1971

Creator

John Bevan Ford

URL

https://collection.pukeariki.com/objects/29157

Related subjects

Fine arts / 1970s / Original Art / Art Object

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