Mootakotako

Maker
Joan Elizabeth Fear
Production date
Unknown
Description
Early morning scene overlooking the Mootakotako Swamp near Ruapuke Beach in Raglan, New Zealand.

Joan Fear was brought up in Raglan and joined the Waikato Society of Arts and as a young woman had her first solo exhibition in 1965. She was also a member of the studio art group, along with artists like Para Matchitt and Ray Starr, who were pioneering advocates of modern art. Her work ranges across several genres: portraits, landscapes, still life and large scale studies of rural and urban life. An advocate of the regionalist approach, Fear’s paintings demonstrate her love of the local landscape and its communities.
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Object detail

Production date
Unknown
Media/Materials
Oil on board
Measurements
640 x 825 mm (frame size)
Department collection type
Credit line
Waikato Bequests Trust Collection,
courtesy Waikato Museum Te Whare Taonga o Waikato
Accession number
L2013/30/1

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Not sure whether this is spelt correctly. The Toreparu wetland/swamp is just north of Mōtakotako, Ruapuke is closer to Papanui.

- Taruke Thomson posted 2 months ago.

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