Moko; or Maori Tattooing
Illustrations
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Illustrations
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A Chief's tattooing | Frontispiece | Tomi[unclear: k]a te Mutu. | |
1. | From an original drawing for Captain Cook's Voyages | 5 | |
2. | From one of Sydney Parkinson's drawings | 6 | |
3. | Specimen drawn by Sydney Parkinson. One of the earliest known patterns | 7 | |
4. | Head of a Chief from one of Sydney Parkinson's drawings | 9 | |
5. | Specimen of a moko signature | 10 | |
6. | A moko signature. Kowiti, Chief of Waimate and Maunganui | 11 | Kawiti |
7. | Sketch of his own moko, drawn by the Chief Themoranga | 12 | Te morenga. |
8. | Moko signature on a deed | 13 | Tuha wai[unclear: k]i |
9. | Moko signature on a deed | 14 | Koroko |
10. | Tattooing on the face of Te Pehi Kupe, drawn by himself | 15 | |
11. | From a drawing in Dumont D'Urville's Voyages | 17 | |
12. | Signatures of Chiefs of the Bay of Islands | 18 | |
13. | Tracing from a thigh-skin in the possession of the Author | 20 | |
14. | A well-chiselled head, with deep incision | 21 | |
15. | From life by the Author, showing good nose-marking | 22 | Te Kuha, or Te mea. |
16. | Thigh-tattooing | 23 | |
17. | Body-tattooing | 24 | |
18. | Thigh-tattooing | 25 | |
19. | Warrior fallen in the fern | 26 | Rawiri Tuaiapage xvi |
20. | A Native Preacher | 27 | |
21. | A Chief's tattooing: a full face of the portrait given as frontispiece | 28 | |
22. | A young Chief fully tattooed, bayoneted in left eyebrow | 29 | Te Ka[unclear: n]i |
23. | An aged Chief wearing hair over moko | 30 | Patuone |
24. | Type of Maori | 31 | Taraia. |
25, 26. | Two heads | 31 | Ane-hana |
27. | Moko in the war-dance | 32 | H[unclear: oe]t[unclear: e] Pae ti rori |
28. | Curious tattooing on a girl's forehead | 34 | |
29. | Usual tattooing on a Maori woman | 35 | |
30. | A Maori girl, showing two lines over upper lip. three on lower lip, and ornament on chin | 36 | |
31. | An old woman. well marked | 37 | |
32. | Tattooed young | 38 | |
33. | From Dumont D'Urville's Voyages, c. 1826 | 38 | |
34. | A girl's head from Dumont D'Urville's Voyages | 39 | |
35. | The same, lip and chin | 39 | |
36. | From Dumont D'Urville's Voyages | 40 | |
37. | Curious tattooing on a Maori woman | 40 | |
38. | Half-caste girl | 40 | |
39. | From a wooden effigy in the British Museum, showing thigh tattooing on a women. The figure was presented by Sir A. W. Franks, K.C.B. | 41 | |
40. | Right upper-lip unfinished | 42 | |
41. | Half-caste and child | 43 | |
42. | An Albino women tattooed | 44 | |
43. | A sketch from Angas' book (1846) dyed lacerations at a mourning | 45 | |
44. | Portrait of a Maori girl | 46 | |
45. | Usual, tattooing: from a photograph | 47 | |
46. | Uhi, or chisels in the British Museum (actual size). Presented by Sir George Gray, K.C.B. | 48 | |
47. | Tattooing instruments (after Polack) | 49 | |
48. | Tattooing a head | 51 | |
49. | Tattooing a thigh (after Earle) | 54page xvii | |
50. | Vegetable caterpillar, from which a dye is obtained | 56 | |
51. | Tapued Chief eating with a fern-stalk. (After Taylor) | 59 | |
52. | A tattooed gourd | 60 | |
53. | Funnel for feeding a Chief during time of tattooing | 62 | |
54. | Ancient moko pattern called moko kuri in Mr. J. White's book | 64 | |
55. | A forehead, Author's collection | 65 | |
56. | A forehead | 65 | |
57. | Left half of a forehead | 66 | |
58. | A forehead, showing signs of post-mortem work, over living work | 67 | |
59. | Left half of a forehead | 67 | |
60. | Forehead | 67 | |
61. | Variety in scroll-work on forehead: a good specimen | 68 | |
62. | Specimen of coarse moko on forehead; lop-sided or irregular work | 69 | |
63. | Forehead | 70 | |
64. | Patterns of moko at corner of eyes | 71 | |
65. | Marking over bridge of nose | 72 | |
66. | Over the nose | 72 | |
67. | Nose tattooing | 72 | |
68. | Various patterns on noses | 73 | |
69. | Upper lip and chin | 74 | |
70. | From a wooden effigy in the British Museum. Remarkable tattooing on lips, unfinished | 74 | |
71. | Upper lip and chin | 75 | |
72. | Over upper lip | 75 | |
73. | Over upper lip | 75 | |
74. | Upper lip and chin | 76 | |
75. | On right cheek | 76 | |
76. | Lines from nostril to chin, from the outer line commences the lower spiral on jaw | 77 | |
77. | Spirals on right cheek | 78 | |
78. | Near left ear; good work | 79 | |
79. | Near right ear | 80page xviii | |
80. | Near left ear | 81 | |
81. | Marking near right ear | 81 | |
82. | Near left ear | 82 | |
83. | Near left ear | 82 | |
84. | Marking near right ear | 83 | |
85. | Near left ear | 83 | |
86. | Near left ear | 83 | |
87. | Near left ear | 83 | |
88. | Chin patterns | 84 | |
89. | Chin patterns | 84 | |
90. | Chin patterns | 84 | |
91. | A chin pattern | 85 | |
92. | Chin | 85 | |
93. | A chin | 85 | |
94. | Chin | 86 | |
95. | An unfinished chin | 86 | |
96. | Chin | 87 | |
97. | Chin | 87 | |
98. | Plaster cast of a Rotorua native, 1854 | 88 | Tapu[unclear: e] te Wha[unclear: u]oa |
99. | Gateway of a Pa, showing a carved head | 89 | |
100. | End of a staff, showing pattern of thigh-tattooing | 90 | |
101. | A Maori and the prow of war-canoe: both showing fine carving | 91 | |
102. | Tattooing on a bone | 91 | |
103. | Old wooden effigy good thigh tattooing | 92 | |
104. | Old wooden earring, probably part of a central post in a house at Hawke's Bay, N.Z. | 93 | |
105. | An old effigy showing body carving | 93 | |
106. | Old wooden effigy. Fine head and body carving | 94 | |
107. | Warning figure against trespass on tapued land | 95 | |
108. | Very old effigy. Fine head | 95 | |
109. | Wooden effigy of an ancestor | 96 | |
110. | A block of Kauri gum, carved as a head | 97page xix | |
111. | Aranghie; a portrait after Earle | 99 | |
112. | Portrait of John Rutherford | 103 | |
113. | A bust of himself in wood by Hongi | 106 | |
114. | Portrait of Te Pehi Kupe | 108 | |
115. | E Gnoni, a Chief of Mukou (Lat. 38 beg. S.). Once resident in London. Drawn by himself on the wood | 109 | |
116. | Wax model of a Maori who died in Guy's Hospital, London | 110 | |
117. | King Tawhiao, died August 27, 1894 | 112 | |
118. | Maori father and son, the latter without tattooing | 121 | |
119. | Unfinished moko | 122 | Paora. |
120. | Unfinished tattooing | 122 | Tamati mauao. |
121. | Unfinished tattoo | 123 | |
122. | Partly tattooed | 123 | |
123. | Unfinished tattoo | 124 | Ramira te Hiahia. |
124. | Photograph of Maori wearing hair over tattoo | 125 | Maihi |
125. | Old man wearing hair over tattoo | 126 | |
126. | Incomplete tattoo, hair grown over markings | 126 | |
127. | Slight tattooing with hair | 126 | Iha[unclear: a]ka |
128. | A Maori sailor | 127 | Anaru |
129. | The engineer of the Gate Pa | 127 | Penetaka |
130. | Wounded Maoris (with slight tattooing) | 128 | Reweti |
131. | Preserved heads of Maori warriors arrayed in robes and displayed by their conquerors | 131 | |
132. | Specimen at Saffron Walden Museum; head of woman, with post-mortem tattooing only, probably done for sale | 133 | |
133. | Taraia (a Chief who cooked two native Christians in 1842), fully tattooed, fine specimen | 143 | |
134. | A specimen in Author's collection, head preserved by friends. Showing varying pattern on cheeks | 145 | |
135. | Preserved head of a Maori baby (in King's College Museum, London) with grey glass eyes added by a European taxidermist | 146 | |
136. | Specimen in Author's collection | 149page xx | |
137. | Specimen in Author's collection; glass eyes added | 150 | |
138. | Specimen in Author's collection; lips with blue dye | 151 | |
139. | Specimen in Author's collection, showing tattooing on neck | 152 | |
140. | Specimen in Author's collection, fully tattooed head | 153 | |
141. | Specimen in Author's collection, showing work done with fine instruments | 154 | |
142. | Specimen in Author's collection, forehead and nose completed | 155 | |
143. | Specimen in Author's collection | 156 | |
144. | Same head as Fig. 134 | 157 | |
145. | Mourning over the head of a friend. (After the Rev. Mr. Yates) | 159 | |
146. | Head with false eyes inserted by native taxidermist | 161 | |
147. | Head of a boy with post-mortem moko, in the possession of J. W. Colmer, Esq. | 162 | |
148. | Specimen in Author's collection | 163 | |
149. | Specimen in Army Medical Department at Washington, U.S.A. | 164 | |
150. | Head of a Chief | 165 | Paikia |
151. | Bargaining for a head, on the shore, the Chief running up the price | 168 | |
152. | Offer of a living mokoed head for sale | 171 | |
153. | Opening at the neck showing a hoop and sewing of flax | 172 | |
154. | Group of heads in the Museum d'Histoire Naturelle, at Paris; one is a skin mounted on a plaster east | 174 | |
155. | Specimen in Royal college of Surgeons | 184 | |
156. | Specimen in Royal College of Surgeons | 185 | |
157. | Specimen in Royal College of Surgeons | 186 | |
158. | Beared specimen in Royal College of Surgeons | 187 | |
159. | Specimen showing some post-mortem tattooing. Royal College of Surgeons | 188 | |
160. | Specimen in Royal College of Surgeons | 189 | |
161. | Specimen in British Museum. The best in that collection | 190 | |
162. | Specimen in British Museum. Lips cut after death | 191 | |
163. | Specimen in British Museum | 192 | |
164. | Specimen in British Museum | 193 | |
165. | Specimen in Author's collection | 194page xxi | |
166. | Specimen in St. George's Hospital, London | 195 | |
167. | Specimen in Museum at Halifax, Yorks; showing bands of tattooing on cheek | 196 | |
168. | Specimen in Museum at Halifax, Yorks; showing unfinished nose | 197 | |
169. | Specimen in Berlin Museum | 198 | |
170. | Specimen in Berlin Museum | 199 | |
171. | Specimen in South Kensington Museum | 200 | |
172. | Baron Von Hügel's collection, Cambridge | 201 | |
173. | Specimen in Ethnological Museum at Florence. Pattern scratched in | 202 | |
174. | Specimen in Auckland Museum, N.Z. | 203 | Moetara, or Koukou |
175. | Specimen in Canterbury Museum, Christchurch, N.Z. | 203 | |
176. | Specimen in the Ethnological Museum at Florence | 204 | |
177. | Specimen in Oxford University Museum | 205 | |
178. | Specimen in Göttingen Museum | 206 | |
179. | Specimen owned by Professor Giglioli, of Florence | 207 | |
180. | Specimen in Plymouth Museum | 208 |