Rita Angus, 'Rutu', 1951 - Print - wholesale summer He has contributed scholarly evidence

He has contributed scholarly evidence to the Waitangi Tribunal for both the Crown and Māori claimants for hearings of Ngāi Tahu

quieter times

A pencil set that celebrates several of Aotearoa’s different varieties of pounamu

Helen Leach ONZM is an Emeritus Professor of Anthropology at the University of Otago and a Fellow of the Royal Society of New Zealand

Rita Angus, 'Rutu', 1951 - Print - wholesale summer He has contributed scholarly evidenceAngus was a prolific New Zealand artist who paved the way for female artists through her landscapes and self portraits. She became a leading pioneer in the creation of a New Zealand style in her early career. Kiwi art critic, Hamish Keith dubbed this style of art as New Zealandism. Anguss appreciation of Buddhism is represented by the lotus flower in Rutu. There is an idelisation of the Virgin Mary with the halo as well as bicultural blending by Angus