Mahurangi Heads. Mrs Brown and Mrs Lushington
- Description:
- Two women in late Victorian dress on the shoreline with a yacht propped up behind. The standing woman (Mrs Brown) holding a bag wears a white ruffled bonnet, the other woman (Mrs Lushington) sits on a pile of wood, with a small dog on her lap. The propped up yacht is turned on its side, the decking and winch visible. Behind it is another yacht with a mast and a slipway. A steep wooded bank inclines beyond.
- Display date:
- Published: 1899; Time period: 1890s
- Collections:
- Auckland Museum Collections Online
- Contributors:
- Winkelmann, Henry, 1860-1931, photographer
- Content partner:
- Auckland War Memorial Museum Tāmaki Paenga Hira
- Availability:
- Online
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