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Pahe-A-Range, the New Zealand Chief, c. 1844 (litho)
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Pahe-A-Range, the New Zealand Chief, c. 1844 (litho)
622715 Pahe-A-Range, the New Zealand Chief, c.1844 (litho) by Sutcliffe, J. (fl.1840); 38x26.6 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: A portrait of Barnet Burns (1805-60), English sailor, merchant and showman who became one of the first Europeans to live as a Pukehu Muori.); eMichael Graham-Stewart; out of copyright
Media ID 22616868
© Michael Graham-Stewart / Bridgeman Images
Anthropological Anthropology Australasia Cape Chief Ethnographic Feathers Maori Maoris New Zealand Pacific Plume Tattoo Tattoos Ethnography
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The captivating lithograph print titled "Pahe-A-Range, the New Zealand Chief" transports us back to the year 1844, offering a glimpse into a fascinating era of history. The image depicts Barnet Burns, an English sailor turned merchant and showman, who courageously embraced the Maori way of life as a Pukehu Muori. In this striking portrait, Pahe-A-Range stands tall and proud in his traditional Maori attire. Adorned with intricate tattoos that tell stories of his heritage and identity, he exudes strength and wisdom. Feathers grace his headpiece while a majestic cape drapes over his shoulders, symbolizing leadership within his tribe. With a spear in hand and accompanied by his loyal canine companion at his side, Pahe-A-Range embodies the spirit of adventure and exploration. His walking stick serves as both support for journeys taken and as an emblem of authority. This lithograph not only captures the physical appearance but also offers insight into the rich cultural tapestry that is Oceania. It serves as an ethnographic treasure trove for anthropologists seeking to understand indigenous traditions from this region. As we gaze upon this remarkable artwork from our private collection today, let it remind us of the resilience and adaptability displayed by individuals like Barnet Burns who dared to bridge cultures during times when such connections were rare.
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