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The Director of the Centre for Maori Studies and Research, Maurice Gray, and staff of the Centre with the Robyn Kahukiwa painting "Still Maori but Comely", 1993

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The exhibition of women's art from the Lincoln University Art Collection continues in the Stewart Block. The exhibition opened on Thursday 1
July, with the unveiling and blessing of the stunning commissioned Robyn Kahukiwa work" Still Maori but Comely", by Reverend Maurice Gray of the Centre for Maori Studies and Research.

PersonB. J. RossOrganisationLincoln UniversityDateBetween 1st July 1993 and 31st July 1993KeywordsWomen's SuffrageMaurice GrayBruce RossStill Māori and ComelyPhotographerDavid HollanderSource1993 Infolinc 12 July 1993 (Vol. 1 No. 9) Page 2VersionScanned NegativeRelated Link1994 Infolinc 19 September 1994 (Vol. 2 No. 18) Page 2

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The Director of the Centre for Maori Studies and Research, Maurice Gray, and staff of the Centre with the Robyn Kahukiwa painting "Still Maori but Comely", 1993

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The Director of the Centre for Maori Studies and Research, Maurice Gray, and staff of the Centre with the Robyn Kahukiwa painting "Still Maori but Comely", 1993

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