Rita Angus, 'Leo Bensemann' - Print - wholesale toa tamariki

Rita Angus, 'Leo Bensemann' - Print - wholesale toa tamarikiIn February 1938 Leo Bensemann and his companion Lawrence Baigent moved into a studio flat next door to Rita Angus at 97 Cambridge Terrace, Christchurch. Both studios opened on to a shared kitchen, and the three friends met for meals in the evenings and often hosted parties together. Between them they had a wide social network, and the Cambridge Terrace studios soon became a hub of the local art world, attracting writers and musicians as well as

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and with supplementary photographs such as posters

Previously thought to be extinct they were rediscovered near Lake Te Anau in 1948 and have since been the focus of a breeding and protection effort

on Afrotropical birds

he was frequently plagued with doubts and fears

Small Limited Edition Print 355 x 280mm by Rochelle Andrews (unframed)

Rather than the sea

Between them they had a wide social network

The art he pioneered and promoted—Maori rock drawings

He was moved by the picture: ‘That boy to the right going to unexplored land & the smaller fellow in the middle & me pushing a message neither of them have seen yet

and beautiful design

at the age of twenty