Nineteenth Century New Zealand Artists: A Guide & Handbook

MACKAY, Colin

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MACKAY, Colin

A painter and cartoonist in Dunedin by 1881; listed as Dunedin artist 1881–84 in Mills Dick Almanack and Stone's Directory. He and H. Kirkwood and L. W. Wilson painted a panorama of the destruction of the Pink and White Terraces which was exhibited throughout New Zealand. Left Dunedin about 1888 and went to Melbourne, where he drew for a Salvation Army newspaper. Listed as Dunedin artist 1883–84 Wise's. Exhibited: OAS 1882–87. A painting of a fire in Timaru in 1881 is in the Nan Kivell Collection, Australian National Library, Canberra.

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

Author: Una Platts

Publication details: Avon Fine Prints, 1980, Christchurch

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