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Sam Clark | Artist | New Zealand

Sam Clark is an artist based in Whakatane New Zealand. Influenced by his upbringing in rural New Zealand and his passion for wildlife and conservation.

Tribal Tattoo Designs

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Chris Garver

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Treaty Of Waitangi Maori Words Maori Symbols

Core Maori values and principles

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The Face of Matariki by Victor Lee Te Paa, Māori artist

Anders Dragon Age

Yennefer Of Vengerberg

Raven Queen

Six Of Crows Howls Moving Castle Black Feathers Rooster Feathers Maleficent

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The Body of Matariki by Victor Lee Te Paa, Māori artist (KX101104)

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Te Tohunga 19

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Maori Goddess of the Night. Only goddess in Maori Legend. Daughter of Tane Mahuta, god of the Forest and Birds, and Hineahuone, woman made from earth. Known today as Hinenuitepo. Began life as Hinetitama, the Dawn Maiden. Maori Legends, Samoan Tribal Tattoos, Maori Tattoos, Polynesian People, Maori Designs, New Zealand Art, Nz Art, Sacred Feminine, Divine Feminine

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Hine-nui-te-Po, the Maori goddess of night, darkness, and death; the queen of the underworld. She is called 'Great Lady of the Night', daughter of Tane and Hina. When she learned that Tane, who took her as his wife, was also her father, she fled to the underworld where she rules ever since.

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Hine Pukenga by Robyn Kahukiwa

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Ranginui papatuanuku

Taonga Whakairo (carved treasure) by tohunga whakairo (master carver) Rangi Hetet in the Wellington, New Zealand national office of LINZ (Land Information New Zealand). Two of his daughters weaved the tukutuku (lattice work) in the center of the artwork. Maori Patterns, Ethnic Patterns, Polynesian People, Flax Weaving, Maori Designs, Maori Art, Kiwiana, Indigenous Art, Weaving Techniques

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taniko

Shows four individual head and shoulders portraits of Maori, around a central circular inset image of two young Maori women greeting each other wit. Polynesian People, Polynesian Art, Polynesian Tattoos, Ta Moko Tattoo, Maori Tattoos, Flax Weaving, Maori People, West Papua, Creative Pumpkins

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Ta Moko Tattoo

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Creative Pumpkins

Uber Land und Meer (Periodical) :Bei den Ureinwohnern des funften Weltteils. Uber Land und Meer [vol 8, part 5, page] 72 [ca 1867?]. | National Library of New Zealand

Shows four individual head and shoulders portraits of Maori, around a central circular inset image of two young Maori women greeting each other wit...

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The Warrior and The Lover, Portrait | Sofia Minson Artist

Original painting SOLD, oil, acrylic, plaited rope and woven flax on wooden board, 788 x 720mm, 2014 Explore the story of the artwork >> Print sizes and editions (limited to 75) Regular

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Solitary female Huia, 2006 by Fiona Pardington

Fiona Pardington is one of New Zealand’s leading photographers. She is of Maori and Scottish descent, and has exhibited widely throughout New Zealand, Australia and Europe. Pardington has been included in numerous major exhibitions including the Auckland Triennial 2004, and ...