Te Moananui
4 1/2" x 6 1/2" oil on panel, unframed
US $125 plus $7 shipping
SOLD
4 1/2" x 6 1/2" oil on panel, unframed
US $125 plus $7 shipping
SOLD
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
Te Moananui
There's a boatyard in Opua where boats are in dry dock for maintenance. It's a busy place with workmen on ladders painting and sanding. This yacht is Te Moananui of Mangonui. The literal translation of the Maori; moana = sea, nui = big. The Big Sea. Mangonui is in Doubtless Bay about an hour north of Opua. Mangonui claims to have the best fish and chips on the North Island. I'm still taking my own survey!
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