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Whata Whata … the prettiest place on the river.
Margin below image in iron gall ink: There is no doubt that Whata Whata is the prettiest place on the river… [page of Diary]; margin left of image in iron gall ink: [page of Diary]; l.r. in pencil: 69; u.l. in pencil: 6; watermark: A. Cowan & Sons…
When the boys come home: Song of welcome
Sheet music of G.B. Laidlaw and G.A. Wycherley's 'When the boys come home: Song of welcome.'
Where are the lads of New Zealand tonight?
Sheet music of R.P. Weston, P.C. Cole and Hermann E. Darewski's 'Where are the Lads of New Zealand tonight?'
Wild the hedgerows, wild the spring, wild the yellowhammers sing. Wild the roaring of the sea, wilder still the blood in me.
Lower left (l.l.) in pencil: Colin McCahon For my friend Pat France, Feb 1970. Poem by John Caselberg No 1 of six on van Gogh, the other five of which I hope you will love as much. Colin; through image in chalk: Wild the hedgerows, wild the spring,…
William Collinson.
Label verso in ball point pen: Doris Lusk. William Collinson. 1434
William Dampier, buccaneer
William Dampier was the most successful English buccaneer, redeeming his reputation as a mercenary adventurer by aspiring to the role of scientific explorer. This world map, drawn by Herman Moll, the premier cartographer of his day, shows the known…
Window for Te Puke, upper and lower frames.
(1.:) l.c.: title, Colin McCahon. August 20-21, 70; u.c.: upper frame; glazier’s instructions inscribed throughout; verso on unattached card backing: Colin McCahon, title, To be hung over no 2. (2.:) l.c.: title, actual size, lower panel, Colin…