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Flora: Celebrating Our Botanical World

(Hardback)


Publishing Details

Full Title:

Flora: Celebrating Our Botanical World

Contributors:

By (Author) Carlos Lehnebach
Edited by Claire Regnault
Edited by Rebecca Rice
Edited by Isaac Te Awa
Edited by Rachel Yates

ISBN:

9781991150912

Publisher:

Te Papa Press

Imprint:

Te Papa Press

Publication Date:

9th November 2023

Country:

New Zealand

Classifications

Readership:

General

Fiction/Non-fiction:

Non Fiction

Other Subjects:

Trees, wildflowers and plants: general interest
History of art
Botany and plant sciences

Dewey:

580.7493

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Hardback

Number of Pages:

452

Dimensions:

Width 250mm, Height 290mm, Spine 9mm

Description

This big, glorious big book mines Te Papas collections to explore and expand upon the way we think about our botanical world and its cultural imprint. A true treasure, it features over 400 selections by an expert, cross-disciplinary museum curatorial team that range from botanical specimens and art to photography, furniture, jewellery, tivaevae, applied art, textiles, stamps and more. Floras twelve essays provide a deeper contextual understanding of different topics, including the unique characteristics of New Zealand flora as well as how artists and cultures have used flora as a motif and a subject over time. Elegant, expert and engrossing.

Author Bio

Carlos Lehnebach is Curator Botany at Te Papa. His expertise lies in the native orchids of Aotearoa. Claire Regnault is Senior Curator New Zealand Histories and Cultures at Te Papa. She is the author of several books. Her most recent, Dressed, won the Illustrated Non-Fiction Award at the 2022 Ockham New Zealand Book Awards. Rebecca Rice is Curator of New Zealand Historical Art at Te Papa and has a special interest in early botanical art. She is working on a book on the taonga associated with the New Zealand Wars held at Te Papa. Isaac Te Awa is Curator Mtauranga Mori at Te Papa. He is a practising weaver and is actively collecting for Te Papas contemporary taonga Mori collection. Rachel Yates is a former Curator Pacific Cultures at Te Papa, where she worked closely with Pacific maker communities. She now works for the Ministry for Culture and Heritage.

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