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Title Artist Date of Work Object Type Accession Number
Four Icarus figures. Four Icarus figures.
Ann Verdcourt
Ceramics
E2017/72
New Zealand before I saw it New Zealand before I saw it
Jean Zuber
2002
Painting
2002/28/2
Self portrait as angel from McCahon Self portrait as angel from McCahon
Ann Verdcourt
Ceramics
E2017/62
Bowl Bowl
Rick Rudd
1993
Ceramics
1996/9/3
"A Little Friend" "A Little Friend"
Charles Borup
Work on paper/Print/Photograph
L1996/11/32
Triptych Self Portrait Triptych Self Portrait
Anne Noble
1978
Work on paper/Print/Photograph
1978/18/1
(Lee Ironing) (Lee Ironing)
Philip Trusttum
1981
Work on paper/Drawing
1984/6/10
Sandy the Flemish Giant Sandy the Flemish Giant
Peter Peryer
1988
Work on paper/Print/Photograph
1988/10/5
Ars Est Celare Artem (The art is in concealing the art) Ars Est Celare Artem (The art is in concealing the art)
Megan Jenkinson
1987
Work on paper/Print/Photograph
1989/3/1
Dead Steer Dead Steer
Peter Peryer
1987
Work on paper/Print/Photograph
1991/9/5
Love, Wanganui 1995 Love, Wanganui 1995
George Krause
1995
Work on paper/Print/Photograph
1995/10/1
Study of Baby Walking Study of Baby Walking
Edith Collier
Circa 1913-1960
Work on paper/Drawing
3/2
Facial Study Facial Study
Edith Collier
Circa 1913-1960
Work on paper/Drawing
3/85
Face and Hand Studies Face and Hand Studies
Edith Collier
Circa 1913-1960
Work on paper/Drawing
3/99
Trees Trees
Edith Collier
Circa 1913-1960
Work on paper/Drawing
3/55
Untitled (Camel) Untitled (Camel)
Vivian Smith
1913-1917?
Work on paper/Drawing
1988/27/21
Song .......without words (from the series) - diptych "Swan" Song .......without words (from the series) - diptych "Swan"
Anne Noble
1990
Work on paper/Print/Photograph
1994/4/2
Untitled (Saw) Untitled (Saw)
Vivian Smith
Unknown
Work on paper/Watercolour
1988/27/178
Untitled (Umbrella) Untitled (Umbrella)
Lilian Smith
Unknown
Work on paper/Drawing
1988/27/283
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
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