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Thomas Andrew

Black and white photograph of palm trees and a small house

Through the lens: Daily life in Tuvalu 1886

2017-10-09
By: Rachel Yates
On: 9 Oct 2017

Pacific curator Rachel Yates looks at daily life in Tuvalu through five photographs taken by New Zealand photographer Thomas Andrew (1855 – 1939), who spent a significant amount of time in the Pacific region.Read more

A group of Tokelau children and a white man stare at the camera with blank expressions

Four rare photographs from Olohega, Tokelau

2013-11-03
By: Sean Mallon
On: 3 Nov 2013

Pacific Curator Sean Mallon highlights four photographs taken in Olohega in the most eastern atoll of Tokelau.Read more

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