- Collection type
- Photograph
- Description
- Carvings from Tuhoromatakaka, Makereti's whare in Whakarewarewa, and other buildings. They feature whaikaro, elaborate carvings that feature complex abstract patterns alongside images of ancestors, gods, and other figures.
- Geographical reference
- Oxford; Oddington
- Cultural groups
- Māori
- Person
- Expedition or compiler Mākereti Papakura (Margaret Pattison Staples-Browne)
- PRM source Thomas Kenneth Penniman
- Date / Period
- Date of photograph: 1946
- Acquisition information
- Purchased: 06/1943
- Photographic process
- Print gelatin silver
- Dimensions
- Length x Width 159 x 214 mm
- Object numbers
- Accession number: 1998.277.23 Previous PRM number: B.43A.23
- Research and responses
Related image - This is a Black and white print duplicate
Whakairo - Te Ara: The Encyclopedia of New Zealand "Maori Architecture: Whare Whakairo." Accessible at: http://www.teara.govt.nz/en/maori-architecture-whare-maori/page-1 [OCO 18/4/2016]
- Associated publications
- Contemporary Publication - Diamond, Paul. 2007. "Makareti: Taking Maori to the World." Random House, New Zealand.
Search terms: Carving, Woodwork, Object (+collection)
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1998.277.131A studio portrait of a young Maori woman with a huia bird feather in her hair.1998.277.131
1998.277.67.2Maggie (Makereti) Papakura carries a baby on her back, a popular pose for photographs of her and the other guides at Whakarewarewa.1998.277.67.2
1998.277.50Seated portrait of two Maori women, Urumawhatu and Te Ata, who were relatives of Maggie (Makereti) Papakura.1998.277.50