Each week we present the works of one of the XUNICEF artists or photographers whose works appear in our galleries. This week we feature the works of Maggie Murray-Lee. Margaret (Maggie) Murray-Lee, influenced by her mother, was fortunate to be exposed to drawing and painting in early childhood. While living in Paris in the sixties and seventies, she became very interested in photography. During her posting for the Kampuchean Emergency, she was able to do some photography for UNICEF. Consequently, photography became part of her job description in her next posting in West and Central Africa where she photographed women and children in some 20 countries. Maggie’s photographs were published by UNICEF and the UN, the National Committees and the London Office of Associated Press and was the subject of many exhibitions. She soon gained recognition as a professional photographer. Upon her return to New Zealand, she took up water colour painting and used her...