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Description

George Andersen (1881-) was born to Nils and Anne Anderson, who emigrated to New Zealand in 1872. He was a freelance, itinerant photographer, travelling around the central area of the North Island. He also worked in the United States of America and Palmerston North . He retired to Thames. His photographs largely captured ordinary life in small towns. His brother Harold was also an artist and photographer and ran a photographic studio in Palmerston North. This photograph, labelled in George's handwriting, 'A Well-known Photographer', is apparently a parodic self-portrait.

Tautuhi

Momo rauemi
Image
Pākanga
Public Photograph Collection Pi 475
Date
circa 1910
Tautuhi matihiko
2007P_Pi475_PEO_0385
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Coolstore

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John Kennedy
George and Septuagesima Shailer
Andrews Collection: Unidentified Group at Mangahao Dam
Demolished Shop in Fitzherbert Avenue
Engine Sheds, Corner of West Street and Pioneer Highway
Clearing a slip on Scotts Road, Linton
Drivers, B VEH, Special Company, 15th Intake, Central District Training Depot, Linton
Car with Military Police Escort, Linton
Drivers, B VEH, 16th Intake, Central District Training Depot, Linton
G.F. Framje photography - negative sleeve
Steam Train, 1964 (?)
Stereoscope of Photographer and Road Grading Team

Pūnaha whakarōpū

Ngā tūtohu
motorcycle,
page-boy,
people,
photography,
smoking,
transport,
Tūtohu Hapori
camera,
cigar,
cute,
dogs,
hat,
puppy,
travel,

Tuku kōrero mai mō te whakararu

Ngā rauemi e whai pānga ana

John Kennedy
George and Septuagesima Shailer
Andrews Collection: Unidentified Group at Mangahao Dam
Demolished Shop in Fitzherbert Avenue
Engine Sheds, Corner of West Street and Pioneer Highway
Clearing a slip on Scotts Road, Linton
Drivers, B VEH, Special Company, 15th Intake, Central District Training Depot, Linton
Car with Military Police Escort, Linton
Drivers, B VEH, 16th Intake, Central District Training Depot, Linton
G.F. Framje photography - negative sleeve
Steam Train, 1964 (?)
Stereoscope of Photographer and Road Grading Team