RIHA Journal is pleased to announce the publication of the special issue

GOTTFRIED LINDAUER – PAINTING NEW ZEALAND

edited by
Alexandra Karentzos (TU Darmstadt), Miriam Oesterreich (TU Darmstadt) and Britta Schmitz (Nationalgalerie Berlin)

https://www.riha-journal.org/articles/2018/0189-0197-special-issue-gottfried-lindauer

"Gottfried Lindauer – Painting New Zealand" breaks new ground in the debate on cultural transfer processes of the 19th century. It generates new perspectives on past as well as present exhibition regimes, addressing questions of colonial self-presentation and representation, both of which are intellectually intriguing and currently the subject of politically-charged controversy. The dissonance between how the Māori used and valued portraiture and how the West viewed and reflected on the pictorial is discussed, as are negotiations over the documentary and the pictorial.

Alexandra Karentzos and Miriam Oesterreich
Editorial
(RIHA Journal 0189)

Roger Blackley
Māori and Portraiture
(RIHA Journal 0190)

Stephen Turner
The Currency of Gottfried Lindauer’s Māori Portraits
(RIHA Journal 0191)

Ngarino Ellis
Toitu te moko: Maintaining the Integrity of the Moko in the 19th Century and the Work of Gottfried Lindauer
(RIHA Journal 1092)

Alexandra Karentzos
Images of the ‘Exotic’? Gottfried Lindauer in the Context of European Portraiture
(RIHA Journal 0193)

Markus Schindlbeck
Curios and Taonga: Early Māori Collections in Berlin and Their Representation in the Museum für Völkerkunde (now Ethnologisches Museum)
(RIHA Journal 0194)

Conal McCarthy
Theorising Lindauer's Māori Portraits: Rethinking Images of Māori in Museums, Exhibitions, Ethnography and Art
(RIHA Journal 0195)

Hilke Thode-Arora
The Romanticized Māori – Māori Portraits on Late 19th- and Early 20th-Century Postcards and Photographs
(RIHA Journal 0196)

Miriam Oesterreich
“The native inhabitants, although cannibals, were a fine and warlike race” – On the Popular Image of New Zealand in Nineteenth-Century Europe
(RIHA Journal 0197)

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