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When the then 23-year-old artist Ted Dutch immigrated to New Zealand in the early 1950s, he left the dreary outlook of post-war London and brought with him a distinctly lighthearted and often humourous artistic style. On arrival, he was greeted by an art scene powerfully engaged with the New Zealand landscape and a nationalist discourse. Like a square...[read more »]

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