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Kua rite mo te ra (Tuatara)

$200.00Price

 

From an original oil on canvas painting by

Rieko NZ

 

Archival Fine Art Print

Hahnemühle archival satin paper

Signed, numbered

Edition 100

Image Size 305*385mm

 

Tuatara are the only living members left of the Rhynchocophalian order. All other members became extinct around 65 millions years ago so are also referred to by scientists as "living fossils". Tuatara are among New Zealand’s most famous animals, second only to kiwi. They are representative of ancient, endemic life forms. Tuatara are of great cultural significance to Māori, and feature in some creation stories. Some iwi (tribes) view tuatara as the kaitiaki (guardians) of knowledge.

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It breaks language, gender and age barriers, and remains one of the most unregulated forms of artistic expression.

Encourage and embrace that freedom".  Eyeball Kicks

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