Artwork: HMSS COROMANDEL (1834) taking in timber, Waihau

Maker
Hawkins, Clifford William (b.1914, d.2007)
Production date
1993
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Description
Hand-drawn pencil and ink illustration of HMSS COROMANDEL (1834) by Cliff Hawkins. Titled: "Taking in timber, Waihau", depicting a three-masted sailing ship anchored off coast. A waka is in foreground. A handwritten annotation in pencil on the bottom margin, reads: "Ms p 71".

This illustration appears on page 53 of the monograph:
Convicts and kauri: the story of the HMSS Coromandel / by C.W. Hawkins, published by the Whakatane & District Historical Society Inc., 1993.
Monograph, ISSN 0110-4004 ; 23.
Monograph (Whakatane & District Historical Society) ; no. 23.
Accession number
2021.29.540
Museum System ID
48148
Collection type
Collection
Cliff Hawkins
Classification
Maker and role
Hawkins, Clifford William (b.1914, d.2007): Artist
Media/Materials
Paper: 0 - Whole
Measurement details
2D objects (HxW): H 146 W 255mm: 0 - Whole
Production place and notes
Aotearoa New Zealand
On display?
Not on display

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