Craftsmen from across the globe meet on the road to the Ming Tombs. Te Warihi Hetaraka admires the work of a Chinese clay carver making replicas of giant statues on the avenue to the historic wahi tapu of the Ming Emperors.
Auckland artist Don Solomon took the opportunity to present Rewi Alley with material produced in this country by artists against nuclear arms. “I heartily approve,” Mr Alley said in acceptance of the work. At rear is one of Rewi Alley’s Chinese aides.
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Tu Tangata, Issue 31, 1 August 1986, Page 34
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83Craftsmen from across the globe meet on the road to the Ming Tombs. Te Warihi Hetaraka admires the work of a Chinese clay carver making replicas of giant statues on the avenue to the historic wahi tapu of the Ming Emperors. Auckland artist Don Solomon took the opportunity to present Rewi Alley with material produced in this country by artists against nuclear arms. “I heartily approve,” Mr Alley said in acceptance of the work. At rear is one of Rewi Alley’s Chinese aides. Tu Tangata, Issue 31, 1 August 1986, Page 34
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