Identity and Art

Image	Artist	Symbols used
	Nigel Brown The two tribes coming together in one	Where Maori and European cultures come together.
	Rita Angus A farm girl in a portrait	A farm girl by the beach. RURU
	Dick Frizzell Mickey to Tiki Tu Meke	1996 this i a treasurer or It reminds me of the treaty of waitangi and how the two clans( Maori and European) come together
	Gordon Walters. An optical illusion Foyna-native animals Flora-native plants	Black and white koru
	Charles Frederick Charles Frederick Goldie was born in Auckland, New Zealand, on 20 October 1870. The second of eight children born to David Goldie and his wife, Maria Partington, he was second-generation colonial on both sides. Charles Goldie is one of this country’s most controversial artists, and one of the best known. He has been both denounced and praised by various critics Te-Aro-Te-Rangi-Wharepu of Ngati Mahuta	An old man in the painting was a Maori leader
	Shane Hanson important in Maori mythology: they are believed to be from the spirit world Lives in swamps or lagoons 3 feet tall Very elegant bird	Koru, Kotuku, Main Makaawhio colours.