Scenes of Māori, possibly in the East Cape, Gisborne area

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Title

Scenes of Māori, possibly in the East Cape, Gisborne area

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Alexander Turnbull Library

Collection

TAPUHI

Description

All images taken at a marae in the East Cape, Gisborne area. The first image shows an older woman (kuia) in a field with a container in the background on which is hand printed "Empty bottles". The rest of the images were taken in the entrance porch of the wharenui, or inside in a dining area. Ans Westra focusses on individuals or small groups, including a young man with a hat sitting in the entrance porch (frames 2 & 3); four young people in the porch, with woven flax matting [kōaka) on the f...

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Format

Image

Date created

1980

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/38423412

Locations

East Cape

Related subjects

Children, Māori / New Zealand / Gisborne Region / Marae / Men, Māori / Women, Māori / East Cape

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All requests for copies, use and reproduction, must be sent to Ans Westra's agent Suite Tirohanga at westra@suite.co.nz and 04 976 7663. Copyright: Copyright held by Ans Westra

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