Gottfried Lindauer
Gottfried Lindauer was a 19th-century Czech painter, renowned for his detailed portraits of Māori subjects after emigrating to New Zealand in 1874. His work is celebrated for capturing the cultural essence and heritage of Māori people, as well as for its historical significance in New Zealand art. Lindauer's paintings often reflect the traditions, clothing, and adornments of his subjects, making him a key figure in the representation of Māori culture in art. His portraits remain highly sought after by collectors and are considered valuable treasures within New Zealand's artistic legacy.
Born on Jun 05, 1839 (186 years old)
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Gottfried Lindauer was a 19th-century Czech artist and painter of Māori who had washed up in this colony in 1874 after fleeing Europe to avoid the Austro-Hungarian draft.
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