Nineteenth Century New Zealand Artists: A Guide & Handbook

DUPPA, George 1819–1888

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DUPPA, George 1819–1888

Arrived in New Plymouth on the Brougham in 1841, listed as a draughtsman; made exploring journeys. Was in Wellington 1843, but took up land in Nelson and was said to be the first man to make a fortune in New Zealand. His drawing of New Plymouth settlement was lithographed in London by T. Allom for the New Zealand Company. A watercolour of the coast at Moturoa drawn from the Brougham is in Taranaki Museum. Copies of the lithograph are in Hocken and Turnbull, the latter also holding Duppa's sketchbook.

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Title: Nineteenth Century New Zealand Artists: A Guide & Handbook

Author: Una Platts

Publication details: Avon Fine Prints, 1980, Christchurch

Part of: New Zealand Texts Collection

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