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English: Image of watercolour painting the property of Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa

Mt. Cook, 1884, New Zealand, by Charles Decimus Barraud.
Purchased 1948 with T G Macarthy Trust funds.
Te Papa (1948-0006-1)

Title: Mt. Cook
Production: Barraud, Charles Decimus (artist), 1884, New Zealand
Medium summary: watercolour
Materials: watercolour, paper
Classification: watercolours
Dimensions: Image: 600 (Height) x 960 (Length)
Support: 600 (Height) x 960 (Length)
Frame: 870 (Height) x 1050 (Length)
Credit line: Purchased 1948 with T G Macarthy Trust funds
Registration number: 1948-0006-1
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Source http://collections.tepapa.govt.nz/object/39744
Author Image of watercolour painting by Charles Decimus Barraud 1884
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