Catalogue
Catalogue
Object Type
Name/Title
New Zealand botanical paintings
Primary Maker
Contributor/Publisher
Whitcombe & Tombs Limited
Place
Date
1969
Physical Description
86 pages : colour illustrations ; 37 cm
Language
English
Level of Current Record
Bib record
Member Object
Related Object Notes
MS-773 Margaret M. Dunningham - Papers
MS-1996-30 Margaret M. Dunningham - Further Papers
Subject Category
Provenance Details
Copy 110833, Margaret M. Dunningham Collection. No. 0/N/28.
Copy 129152 presented to Papakura Public Library by Papakura Lions' Club, Aug 1969.
Content
Hounds-tongue = kowaowa -- long hard-fern = kiokio == Fraser's hard-fern -- black tree fern = mamaku -- kauri -- kauri -- pigeonwood = porokaiwhiri -- white clematis = puawananga -- toru -- rewarewa -- tutu -- New Zealand passion-flower = kohia -- Christmas tree = pohutukawa -- hinau -- whau -- lacebark = houhere -- common kowhai -- red kowhai = kowhai-ngutukaka -- New Zealand broom -- karaka -- kumarahou -- five-finger = whauwhaupaku -- neinei -- rangiora -- oru -- poroporo -- sand-convolvulus -- puriri -- mangrove = manawa -- kowharawhara -- renga lily = rengarenga -- xeronema callistemon -- cabbage tree = ti-kouka -- mountain flax = wharariki -- New Zealand flax = harakeke -- supplejack = karewao -- hooded orchid = tutukiwi -- bulrush = raupo -- tuhara -- toetoe.
Public Access Text
Issued in a slipcase. Colour plates interleaved with loose blank leaves.
Subject Notes
Norman Bruce Harvey is a New Zealand artist and author, known for his paintings of New Zealand natural history - native flora, birds, and general wildlife studies.
E.J. Godley, Ph.D., M.Sc., is directory of the botany division, Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, Christchurch.
Collection Type
Reserve Collection - Extra Outsize
General Outsize
Copyright
All rights reserved
Last Update
19 Dec 2023
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