Frances Hodgkins, 'Cut melons', - Print with sound

Frances Hodgkins, 'Cut melons', - Print with soundA contract with Arthur Howells St Georges Gallery in 1930 freed Frances Hodgkins from the burden of teaching. Like a swallow she was drawn back to the Mediterranean and the brilliant light that informed the work of so many modernist artists. In April 1931 she went to stay with Maude and George Burge in the villa they had rented in Saint Tropez. Their villa was on the inward slope of the cliff at the far end of the town, near Paul Signacs famous pink

He received his PhD in art history from Victoria University of Wellington in 2006

Karate-kicking kokako and other noisy native friends join in the rowdy fun

This story by Toni Rolleston-Cummins was translated into Māori by Hone Morris

He did this through some of his own private press publications on Maori myths and legends

Theophilus Hinks was killed with Cook in Hawaii during the third voyage

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and cousins to all living things

Athol McCredie is Curator Photography at Te Papa

Māori scholars and writers share the traditional knowledge passed down the generations by word of mouth

Lionel and Ray Skipper

Stunningly photographed and beautifully designed

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