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Title Artist Date of Work Object Type Accession Number
Of Making Many Books there is no end, and Much Study is a Weariness to the Flesh. Of Making Many Books there is no end, and Much Study is a Weariness to the Flesh.
C F Goldie
1900
Painting
1901/1/1
Mother Edmund Campion, Prioress of Tyburn. She is responsible for the spiritual and temporal needs of the community. Mother Edmund Campion, Prioress of Tyburn. She is responsible for the spiritual and temporal needs of the community.
Anne Noble
1988
Work on paper/Print/Photograph
L1991/23/22
Untitled (Still Life with Jug, Fruit & Flowers) Untitled (Still Life with Jug, Fruit & Flowers)
Ivy Copeland
Circa 1900-1961
Painting
1970/1/1
Untitled (Still Life with Pumpkin) Untitled (Still Life with Pumpkin)
Edith Collier
Unknown
Painting
1/85
Still Life with Parsnips Still Life with Parsnips
Edith Collier
Unknown
Painting
1/92
Still Life with Green Bottle Still Life with Green Bottle
Edith Collier
Unknown
Painting
1/104
Still Life 1958 Still Life 1958
Douglas MacDiarmid
1958
Painting
1990/11/2
Still Life Hat and Bottle Still Life Hat and Bottle
Edith Collier
Unknown
Painting
1/91
Alongside prayer and work, lectio divina is one of the foundations of monastic life. It is the art of meditation in the Benedictine way of life. Its aim is to feed the prayer life through a meditative reflection on the work of God, a reflection or pondering in the heart rather than an intellectual exercise. The spirit of Benedictine prayer is implicit in the opening image of the prologue to the rule; Listen...incline the ear of your heart. Alongside prayer and work, lectio divina is one of the foundations of monastic life. It is the art of meditation in the Benedictine way of life. Its aim is to feed the prayer life through a meditative reflection on the work of God, a reflection or pondering in the heart rather than an intellectual exercise. The spirit of Benedictine prayer is implicit in the opening image of the prologue to the rule; Listen...incline the ear of your heart.
Anne Noble
1988
Work on paper/Print/Photograph
L1991/23/35
Wanganui Wanganui
Jane Zusters
Work on paper/Print/Photograph
L1995/23/3A-G
Takapuna Grammar School Takapuna Grammar School
Peter Peryer
1983
Work on paper/Print/Photograph
1985/22/2
King Country Landscape King Country Landscape
Peter Peryer
1982
Work on paper/Print/Photograph
1985/22/3
Still Life with Apples, Courgette and Ginger Jar Still Life with Apples, Courgette and Ginger Jar
Edith Collier
Unknown
Painting
1/86
Still Life with Pots and Carrots Still Life with Pots and Carrots
Edith Collier
Unknown
Painting
1/87
Still Life with Oranges Still Life with Oranges
Edith Collier
Unknown
Painting
1/89
Still Life with Bowl and Knife Still Life with Bowl and Knife
Edith Collier
Unknown
Painting
1/93
Still Life with Shoes Still Life with Shoes
Edith Collier
Unknown
Painting
1/94
Still Life with Daffodils Still Life with Daffodils
Edith Collier
Unknown
Painting
1/95
Still Life with Pink Daisies Still Life with Pink Daisies
Edith Collier
Unknown
Painting
1/96
Still Life with Quill Still Life with Quill
Edith Collier
Unknown
Painting
1/97
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