Lindauer Ringa Rehe

Painter of Mana

Kamariera Te Hautākiri WharepapaHeeni Hirini and childTāmati Wāka Te PuhiWahanui Reihana Te HuatareRetimana Te Mania'Happy days' Playing Ruru or FivestonesTukukino Te AhiātaewaHākopa Te Ata-o-TūKeeta Te KaniMere Kuru Te KatiHōri Ngākapa Te WhanaungaPōmare II, known as Whiria, later Whētoi Pōmare IITomika Te Mutu, chief of the Ngaiterangi tribe, Bay of Plenty, New ZealandDigging with the KōPāora TūhaereRēnata Kawepō Tama-ki-HikurangiParatene Te ManuWaata Kukutai [Major]Taonui HīkakaRāpata Wahawaha [Major, NZC]Ratene HihitawaTe Rangi TopeoraTomika Te MutuHāmiora TūThe Tohunga Tā Moko at WorkHōne Heke Ngāpua [MHR]Kewene Te HahoHōri Kīngi Te ĀnauaAnehanaEruera Maihi PatuoneTe HāpukuThe Tohunga Under TapuRewi Manga ManiapotoWiremu Nēra Te AwaitaiaWāhine and Kōhine Making KeteWāhine Weaving KākahuHōri Kerei Taiaroa [Hon, MLC]Hūria Ngārongoā Kātene MātengaErueti TamaikōhāTāmati Ngāpora ManuhiriWiremu Tako Ngātata [Hon, MLC]Tūhoto ArikiTōkena Te Kerēhi'In days gone by' Fire-MakingHeta Te HaaraKai TimePera Te Rangituatahi TūtokoTe Horetā Te TaniwhaTe Paea HinerangiTūkāroto Matutaera Pōtatau Te Wherowhero TāwhiaoTakerei Te RauangaangaPāora TūhaereWīremu Parata Te Kākākura WaipunāhauPare WāteneTe Hira Te KawauMāori PortraitPakewa [previously identified as Te Rangipikinga]Tāmati Pirimona MarinoWiremu Te ManewhaWhitiora Te KumeteTāraia Ngākuti Te TumuhuiaĪhaka WhaangaAna Rupene and ChildHēnare PōtaeMāori WomanHuria MatengaJames Carroll [Hon, MLC, later Sir]Ruka AratapuTāmati Wāka NeneWiremu Tāmihana Tarapīpipi Te Waharoa

Welcome to Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki’s website dedicated to Gottfried Lindauer’s celebrated portraits of 19th century Māori rangatira: men and women who continue to inspire today. This is a place for their stories.

We invite you to explore their fascinating histories along with Lindauer’s other paintings imagining Māori life.

Read the heartfelt comments of Māori tūpuna and viewers in the Visitors’ Book, listen to interviews with descendants, learn about how Lindauer made the paintings, and contribute your comments and engage in discussion. 

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Visitors' Book

The Lindauer Art Gallery Māori Visitors’ Book is a remarkable document. Spanning the years 1901 to 1918, it contains hundreds of poignant comments written in te reo Māori by visitors to the gallery.

This extraordinary record provides a window into Māori engagement with their tūpuna through the Partridge Collection. See their handwritten stories, and read the original responses or their translations.

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