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This is the first publication of the texts by Thomas Aitken, Lynn Davidson, Lena Fransham, Robin Peace, Vivienne Plumb, Angela Kilford, and Alice Te Punga Somerville.

Images have been sourced from the National Library of New Zealand, Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa, Te Papa Tongarewa’s Collections Online, and original images provided by Thomas Aitken, Derek Smith and Alicia Tolley.

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