Historical records matching Hone Te Kauru (John) Taiapa, MBE
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About Hone Te Kauru (John) Taiapa, MBE
Hone Te Kauru Taiapa MBE (10 August 1911 – 10 May 1979), also known as John Taiapa, was a Māori wood carver and carpenter of Ngati Porou. He was the younger brother of master Māori carver Pine Taiapa. The two brothers worked closely with politician Sir Apirana Ngata on reintroducing Māori sculpture to the country after World War II.[2] Both men, for example, demonstrated Māori carving skills by carving traditional homes on the North Island in marae as part of a programme by the New Zealand Department of Education to educate teachers to reintroduce Māori arts to school children. New Zealand poet Hone Tuwhare included a poem about the wood carver, "On a theme by Hone Taiapa," in his 1973 collection Something Nothing
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Hone Te Kauru (John) Taiapa, MBE's Timeline
1911 |
August 10, 1911
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Tikitiki, East Coast, New Zealand
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1936 |
May 12, 1936
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Kawakawa, Far North District, Northland, New Zealand
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1937 |
August 21, 1937
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Rotorua, Bay Of Plenty, New Zealand
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1938 |
1938
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1940 |
May 25, 1940
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Te Kaha, Bay Of Plenty, New Zealand
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1979 |
May 10, 1979
Age 67
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Rotorua, Bay Of Plenty, New Zealand
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