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Title Artist Date of Work Object Type Accession Number
Dressed Woman Wearing Hat Dressed Woman Wearing Hat
Augustus John
Work on paper/Print
1977/28/6
Riccarton, Christchurch 27/3/78 Riccarton, Christchurch 27/3/78
Glenn Jowitt
1978
Work on paper/Print/Photograph
1980/13/2
Mandrill Mandrill
Rick Rudd
1991
Ceramics
1992/1/6
The Mystery of Mirbridge The Mystery of Mirbridge
George du Maurier
1887
Work on paper/Cartoon
1934/1/1
Safe [pure/pure/pure/...] Safe [pure/pure/pure/...]
Mary Macpherson
1987
Work on paper/Print/Photograph
1988/22/5
Frivolity Frivolity
Edith Collier
Circa 1919
Work on paper/Watercolour
2/22
Untitled (Te Heke Rangitira) Untitled (Te Heke Rangitira)
Vivian Smith
02 Jul 1914
Work on paper/Drawing
1988/27/37
Crowned! Crowned!
Nelson Harding
Circa 1917
Work on paper/Cartoon
1917/2/7
Words Words
Daniel Fitzpatrick
Work on paper/Cartoon
1917/2/19
'Our Darlings' 'Our Darlings'
George Lambert
Circa 1917
Work on paper/Cartoon
1918/2/13
Book of Dreams Book of Dreams
Philip Trusttum
1984
Painting
1985/2/1
Sataua Savaii, Western Samoa 1982 Sataua Savaii, Western Samoa 1982
Glenn Jowitt
1982
Work on paper/Print/Photograph
1985/16/4
Untitled (Iris) Untitled (Iris)
Vivian Smith
May 1908
Work on paper/Watercolour
1988/27/148
I Am Five I Am Five
Lilian Smith
11 Apr 1932?
Work on paper/Watercolour
1988/27/277
Hand of the Fisherman, Reliquary, Italy Hand of the Fisherman, Reliquary, Italy
Rita Dibert
2004-2005
Work on paper/Print/Photograph
2006/6/30
As the community files into choir for the singing of the Liturgy, the Portress of Choir offers holy water on the tip of a brush to the Superior, who leads the procession (an old monastic custom). As the community files into choir for the singing of the Liturgy, the Portress of Choir offers holy water on the tip of a brush to the Superior, who leads the procession (an old monastic custom).
Anne Noble
1988
Work on paper/Print/Photograph
L1991/23/11
Sister Therese taking the thurifer to the sanctuary. As sacristing she has charge of everyday that belongs to the church. Sister Therese taking the thurifer to the sanctuary. As sacristing she has charge of everyday that belongs to the church.
Anne Noble
1988
Work on paper/Print/Photograph
L1991/23/29
The entrance procession of the celebrants and the community, through the laity chapel into the sanctuary for the ceremony of Sister Therese's First Profession. The entrance procession of the celebrants and the community, through the laity chapel into the sanctuary for the ceremony of Sister Therese's First Profession.
Anne Noble
1988
Work on paper/Print/Photograph
L1991/23/30
Prayer, lectio divina and work, according to St Benedict, are the three most important elements of a monk's life. A novice does two hours work in the community each day, a professed sister three. Work or employments vary and are rotated every three months. Shown here are the Vestarian, who make and repairs the habits, and cowls, the Laundry Sister, the Pantry Sister and the Guest Mistress or Portress who looks after visitors and retreatants. There are a few rooms in the outer enclosure for guests or for people who wish to make retreats. Prayer, lectio divina and work, according to St Benedict, are the three most important elements of a monk's life. A novice does two hours work in the community each day, a professed sister three. Work or employments vary and are rotated every three months. Shown here are the Vestarian, who make and repairs the habits, and cowls, the Laundry Sister, the Pantry Sister and the Guest Mistress or Portress who looks after visitors and retreatants. There are a few rooms in the outer enclosure for guests or for people who wish to make retreats.
Anne Noble
1988
Work on paper/Print/Photograph
L1991/23/38
Untitled Untitled
Mark Braunias
2007
Work on paper/Drawing
2009/1/3
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