Pink and White Terraces

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Title

Pink and White Terraces

Content partner

The New Zealand Parliamentary Collection

Collection

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade Collection

Description

In 1860, John Hoyte and his wife moved to Auckland, where they lived for sixteen years. Hoyte was previously employed as a painter in Guyana, and upon arrival in New Zealand he worked as a private art teacher and watercolourist. Around 1869, he co-founded the Auckland Society of Artists. Hoyte spent a lot of time travelling, and his paintings often captured scenery from around the country. In k...

Format

Image

Date created

1873

Creator

John Hoyte (English, b.1835, d.1913)

URL

https://www.parliamentarycollection.parliament.nz/objects/1055

Related subjects

Paintings / Flatworks

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