Pukapuka Manuhiri Our Guestbook

In 1901, visitors to the newly opened Lindauer Art Gallery on Queen Street in Auckland were able to sign a Visitors' Book and leave a comment about their experience. In the same spirit, we invite you to sign your name and share your reflections in the Whakamīharo Lindauer Online Guestbook.

Whakamīharo Lindauer Online

Ingoa Name Iwi Iwi Kainga Residence Whakaaro Comments
Hare Maki-Midwood Patuharakeke, Ngati Ngahia, Te Akitai ki Karu o te Mango, Waikato, Ngati Mahuta Kirikiriroa o tenei ra Tino ataahua whakaahua. Very beautiful portraits. Monumental character portrayals by a great artist. I thank our lucky stars Lindauer and Goldie came to our shores. We would have been so much poorer without their legacies. He honore ki te maumahara tanga o tera tangata tuhituhi, o tera tupuna nui Rangatira hoki. Heoi ano, na Hare

92 Tuhituhi taku reta tuku atu taku rīngi Guests have signed this guestbook

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