Karearea • New Zealand Falcon by Rex Homan, Māori artist
Sep 11, 2014 - Medium: jarrah. Size: 24 x 12 x 9 inches (incl. base). (uncatalogued) The Karearea is a powerful, swift, medium-sized bird with long fingered wings, a long tail, a short hooked bill and long sharp talons. The Karearea has been protected since 1970, as it is the only falcon, and indeed, the only remaining bird of prey endemic to New Zealand.
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Rex Homan is a wonderful contemporary artist born in Thames, New Zealand in the year 1940. Homan is a master of Maori art, this is art coming from the country of New Zealand. Homan is known for his work with wood, though he does works with bronze as well. Now lives in Tuaranga, New…
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Margot Homan was born in the Netherlands and educated at the Tilburg Academy of Fine Arts. After a few years of teaching at the Markendaal College of Social Studies, she decided to follow her artistic vocation full time. She exhibits regularly at prominent art fairs, such as the European Fine Art Fair Maastricht and PAN Amsterdam, and her work is represented in public and private collections throughout the world. She lives and works in the Netherlands and Italy. | The Royal British Society of Sculptors
Medium: kauri. Size: 10.5 x 13 x 2.5 inches (incl. base). (uncatalogued) Endemic and extremely rare, New Zealand's Takahe is a large, flightless member of the Rail family. Bearing a striking resemblance to its close relative the Pukeko, the Takahe is larger, more heavily built with brighter coloured plumage.
Medium: kauri. Size: 12 x 6 x 6 inches (incl. base). (uncatalogued) Endemic to New Zealand, the Matata belongs to an older family of birds with ancestors reaching back millions of years. Being isolated in a relatively predator free environment for such a long period of time has made the Matata a poor flyer.
01.02.2014 - Medium: kauri, paint, ink, aluminum feet, metal connections, base painted MDF. Size: 12.5 x 10 x 9 inches (incl. base). "I realize that the west coast is inhabited by Tufted Puffins but I took the artistic liberty to instead portray Atlantic Puffins (also known as Common Puffins). With his fabulous head, the puffin looks more like the clown from an ‘I Pagliacci' opera than a bird.
Medium: kauri, paint, ink, hematite eyes, base painted MDF. Size: 7.5 x 18 x 9 inches (incl. base). "The swan is a paradox. Elegant and serene when in the water, awkward and ungainly on land, I have tried to portray the swan's beautiful characteristics in a more sculptural manner.
Medium: tōtara, hematite eyes, aluminum talons, aluminum and painted MDF base. Size: 36 x 19 x 12 inches on base.
Medium: tōtara, paint, ink, metal connections, base painted MDF. Size: 4.25 x 10 x 5.5 inches (incl. base). "Another member of the Corvidae family, the Blue Jay is not common to the Northwest and confusion arises with its comparison to the Steller's Jay. I was a little confused myself giving this piece the Blue Jay title, however for being such a handsome chap how could he be excluded.
Medium: kauri, hematite, wood base. Size: 9.75 x 3 x 4 inches (incl. base).
Medium: kauri, painted wood base. Size: 20 x 8 x 18 inches.
Artist Rex Homan honors the elegance of our feathered friends through his extensive portfolio of sculptures. His carefully crafted pieces, which often
