Pukapuka Manuhiri Our Guestbook

In 1901, visitors to the newly opened Lindauer Art Gallery on Queen Street in Auckland were able to sign a Visitors' Book and leave a comment about their experience. In the same spirit, we invite you to sign your name and share your reflections in the Whakamīharo Lindauer Online Guestbook.

Whakamīharo Lindauer Online

Ingoa Name Iwi Iwi Kainga Residence Whakaaro Comments
Myron D'Souza Seattle Great artwork and insight into New Zealand Art.
Arcas Gulbeniz Berlin Excellent web site, thank you for the inspiration.
william drummond ngati maungaraniera mount rainier washington state seattle washington great taonga for all. kia ora
Hone Nuku Tarawhiti Ngati Whawhakia, Ngaruahinerangi, Ngati Ruanui, Ngati Apa, Ngati Mutunga, Te Atiawa Hamilton, Waikato To preview these sacred images that have emerged from the silhouettes of our ancestory is to remind us of their legacy which is our identity unique in the world. Their prestige is closer to us than our shadows and their silence is our embilical cord to whakapapa and to the past. Pride, prowess and integrity.
Marju Karlsson Finspang My eye´s overflouded when looking at these paintings of beautiful Maori men and women. KIA ORA to all Maori people.
Robbie and Thomas Zaricki Las Vegas, Nevada Beautiful portraits. Would love to know more of the fascinating history of these proud people. A Wonderful Gallery.
Pita Tawa Tuhoe, Ngati Manawa, Porou, Kahungunu / Rangitane, Rangitihi Poneke Tumeke nga whakaahua o ratou maa - nga mihi aroha. Enoka Henare Keriana = Whatahoro Jury Takotoroa = Pona Marunui Te Huatahi Alice = Muretu Hamuera Kate Samuels = Wharetuku Peter
TOM O'REILLY Upoko Rehe/Whakatohea/Tuhoe Afghanistan, Afghanistan Great art

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    View the portraits of Māori painted by Gottfried Lindauer in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Search for specific portraits by iwi or keyword and view the painting in detail through the zoom viewer.

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    The Māori Television series Behind the Brush brings alive the stories of descendants and to uncover the lives of the artist, the patron and tupuna Māori.

  • Pukapuka manuhiri | Visitors Book

    Turn the pages, view the hundreds of comments and signatures, read the transcription and translation, and search by name and place. A digitisation of an historical legacy.

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