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New Zealand · October 20, 1870 – July 11, 1947Wikidata

C. F. Goldie

New Zealand artist (1870-1947)

Born in Auckland. Died in Auckland.

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A life in paintings

Born 187011 dated paintingsDied 1947

12 works

  • The Arrival of the Maoris in New Zealand
    The Arrival of the Maoris in New Zealand
    Louis John Steele and C. F. Goldie
    1898 · Auckland Art Gallery
  • The Hon William Swanson MLC
    The Hon William Swanson MLC
    C. F. Goldie
    1901 · Auckland Art Gallery
  • Portrait of Thomson Wilson Leys
    Portrait of Thomson Wilson Leys
    C. F. Goldie
    1904 · Auckland Art Gallery
  • Te Aho by Goldie 1905
    Te Aho by Goldie 1905
    C. F. Goldie
    1905 · Dunedin Public Art Gallery
  • The Christ Child in the Temple
    The Christ Child in the Temple
    C. F. Goldie
    1911 · Auckland Art Gallery
  • Maramena Wiari, Chieftainness of the Tuhourangi Tribe, Te Arawa
    Maramena Wiari, Chieftainness of the Tuhourangi Tribe, Te Arawa
    C. F. Goldie
    1912 · Rotorua Museum
  • Mihipeka Wairama, Tuourangi tribe
    Mihipeka Wairama, Tuourangi tribe
    C. F. Goldie
    1912 · Rotorua Museum
  • Guide Sophia
    Guide Sophia
    C. F. Goldie
    1919 · Rotorua Museum
  • Reverie (Hinemoa, Te Arawa)
    Reverie (Hinemoa, Te Arawa)
    C. F. Goldie
    1932 · Rotorua Museum
  • Mita Taupopoki
    Mita Taupopoki
    C. F. Goldie
    1933
  • Te Arani or Pipi Haerehuka, Ngati Whakaue
    Te Arani or Pipi Haerehuka, Ngati Whakaue
    C. F. Goldie
    1939
  • 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
    · Te Whare O Rehua Sarjeant Gallery
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