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VUW Art Collection Inventory 2019 Object 15:04:25 01 DEC 2020 606 records Page 1 Accession No VUW.1930.1 Primary Maker Mary TRIPE Name/Title Portrait of Marjory Nicholls (Mrs John Hannah) Media/Materials Description oil on canvas Measure Desc 805 x 685 mm Collection Portrait Collection Accession No VUW.1930.2 Primary Maker Mary TRIPE Name/Title Portrait of Sir Robert Stout Media/Materials Description oil on canvas Measure Desc 1230 x 870 mm Collection Portrait Collection Accession No VUW.1933.1 Primary Maker Christopher PERKINS Name/Title Portrait of Professor George William von Zedlitz First Professor of Modern Languages 1902-1915 Primary Prod Date 1933 Media/Materials Description oil on canvas Measure Desc 822 x 725 mm (Framed 1005 x 910mm) Collection Portrait Collection Accession No VUW.1934.1 Primary Maker Archibald NICOLL Name/Title Portrait of Sir Thomas Hill Easterfield First Professor of Chemistry and Physics, 1899-1919 Primary Prod Date 1934 Media/Materials Description oil on canvas Measure Desc 915 x 714 mm Collection Portrait Collection Accession No VUW.1934.2 Primary Maker Archibald NICOLL Name/Title Portrait of Professor Hugh Mackenzie First Professor of English Primary Prod Date 1934 Media/Materials Description oil on canvas Measure Desc 913 x 709 mm Collection Portrait Collection Accession No VUW.1934.3 Primary Maker Archibald NICOLL Name/Title Portrait of Sir John Rankine Brown First Professor of Classics Primary Prod Date 1934 Media/Materials Description oil on canvas Measure Desc 914 x 705 mm Collection Portrait Collection Accession No VUW.1934.4 Primary Maker Leslie THOMPSON Name/Title Portrait of Richard Cockburn Maclaurin First Professor of Mathematics, 1899-1907 Media/Materials Description oil on canvas Measure Desc 980 x 705 mm Collection Portrait Collection Accession No VUW.1945.1 Primary Maker Archibald NICOLL Name/Title Portrait of Sir Robert Stout Chairman of the Council 1900, 1901, 1905 Primary Prod Date 1945 Media/Materials Description oil on canvas Measure Desc 914 x 705 mm Collection Portrait Collection Accession No VUW.1947.1 Primary Maker Sam CAIRNCROSS Name/Title Daffodils Primary Prod Date 1946 Media/Materials Description oil on canvas Measure Desc 655 x 817 mm Object 15:04:25 01 DEC 2020 606 records Page 2 Accession No VUW.1949.1 Primary Maker Sybil JOHNSON Name/Title Victoria College: First chemistry laboratory, 1901 Primary Prod Date 1901 Media/Materials Description watercolour on paper Measure Desc 380 x 382 mm Accession No VUW.1949.2 Primary Maker Evelyn PAGE Name/Title Portrait of Sir Thomas Alexander Hunter Primary Prod Date 1949 Media/Materials Description oil on canvas Measure Desc 1003 x 853 mm Collection Portrait Collection Accession No VUW.1950.1 Primary Maker Helen CRABB Name/Title Sound Artists Primary Prod Date 1950 Media/Materials Description pen and ink on paper Measure Desc 443 x 379 mm Accession No VUW.1955.1 Primary Maker Julia LYNCH Name/Title Portrait of Edwin John Boyd-Wilson Primary Prod Date 1955 Media/Materials Description oil on canvas Frame badly damaged Measure Desc 915 x 815 mm Collection Portrait Collection Accession No VUW.1956.1 Primary Maker George PATTERSON Name/Title Ihgwarra flame tree, Sydney Primary Prod Date 1951 Media/Materials Description oil on board Measure Desc 255 x 307 mm Accession No VUW.1956.2 Primary Maker Frances HODGKINS Name/Title Kimmeridge Foreshore Primary Prod Date 1938 Media/Materials Description oil on canvas Measure Desc 734 x 985 mm Collection Victoria University of Wellington/WELLINGTON Accession No VUW.1957.1 Primary Maker John HOLMWOOD Name/Title The Cutting Primary Prod Date 1957 Media/Materials Description oil on canvas on board Measure Desc 558 x 985 mm Collection Victoria University of Wellington/WELLINGTON Accession No VUW.1957.2 Primary Maker Douglas MACDIARMID Name/Title Landscape in the Aveyron Primary Prod Date 1957 Media/Materials Description oil on canvas and board Measure Desc 460 x 645 mm Accession No VUW.1958.1 Primary Maker Louise HENDERSON Name/Title Still Life Primary Prod Date 1951 Media/Materials Description gouache and black pen on paper Measure Desc 430 x 355 mm Accession No VUW.1959.1 Primary Maker Molly MACALISTER Name/Title Maori boy with child Primary Prod Date 1959 Media/Materials Description concrete Measure Desc 1320 x 440 x 740 mm (maximum) 430 x 440 x 740 mm (base) Object 15:04:25 01 DEC 2020 606 records Page 3 Accession No VUW.1960.1 Primary Maker George BUTLER Name/Title Old Woman Media/Materials Description oil on canvas Measure Desc 603 x 263 mm Accession No VUW.1960.2 Primary Maker Paul OLDS Name/Title Untitled - West Coast landscape Primary Prod Date 1960 Media/Materials Description oil on canvas Measure Desc 595 x 698 mm Accession No VUW.1960.3 Primary Maker Don PEEBLES Name/Title Wellington No. 9 Primary Prod Date 1959 Media/Materials Description oil on board Measure Desc 1545 x 520 mm Accession No VUW.1960.4 Primary Maker Evelyn PAGE Name/Title Portrait of Herbert Sutcliffe, 1886-1971 Primary Prod Date 1960 Media/Materials Description oil on canvas Measure Desc 803 x 654 mm Collection Portrait Collection Accession No VUW.1961.1 Primary Maker Mina ARNDT Name/Title The derelict Primary Prod Date 1920s Media/Materials Description charcoal on paper Measure Desc 525 x 370 mm Collection Victoria University of Wellington Art Collection Accession No VUW.1961.2 Primary Maker Eric LEE-JOHNSON Name/Title The creamstand Primary Prod Date 1950 Media/Materials Description pen and ink on paper Measure Desc 481 x 549 mm Accession No VUW.1961.3 Primary Maker Evelyn PAGE Name/Title Wellington Harbour and St Peter's Primary Prod Date 1958 Media/Materials Description oil on canvas Measure Desc 627 x 890 mm Collection Victoria University of Wellington Art Collection Accession No VUW.1961.4 Primary Maker William SUTTON Name/Title Spaniards Primary Prod Date 1960 Media/Materials Description oil on board Measure Desc 822 x 1210 mm Collection Victoria University of Wellington Art Collection Accession No VUW.1961.5 Primary Maker Toss WOOLLASTON Name/Title Landscape with fire Primary Prod Date 1960 Media/Materials Description oil on board Measure Desc 908 x 1206 mm Accession No VUW.1961.6 Primary Maker Grace BUTLER Name/Title The Port Hills Media/Materials Description oil on paper Measure Desc 240 x 270 mm Collection Hall Collection/Victoria University of Wellington/WELLINGTON Object 15:04:25 01 DEC 2020 606 records Page 4 Accession No VUW.1961.7 Primary Maker Archibald NICOLL Name/Title Selbies Pines Media/Materials Description oil on board Measure Desc 300 x 400 mm Collection Hall Collection/Victoria University of Wellington/WELLINGTON Accession No VUW.1961.8 Primary Maker Archibald NICOLL Name/Title Sand dunes Media/Materials Description watercolour on paper Measure Desc 220 x 310 mm Collection Hall Collection/Victoria University of Wellington/WELLINGTON Accession No VUW.1961.9 Primary Maker Archibald NICOLL Name/Title Trees with blue sky Media/Materials Description watercolour on paper Measure Desc 280 x 230 mm Collection Hall Collection/Victoria University of Wellington/WELLINGTON Accession No VUW.1961.10 Primary Maker Archibald NICOLL Name/Title Wharf Media/Materials Description oil on board Measure Desc 220 x 280 mm Collection Hall Collection/Victoria University of Wellington/WELLINGTON Accession No VUW.1961.11 Primary Maker Harry Linley RICHARDSON Name/Title Daffodils Media/Materials Description watercolour on paper Measure Desc 320 x 380 mm Collection Hall Collection/Victoria University of Wellington/WELLINGTON Accession No VUW.1961.12 Primary Maker Harry Linley RICHARDSON Name/Title Still Pool Media/Materials Description glazed, watercolour on paper Measure Desc 280 x 380 mm Collection Hall Collection/Victoria University of Wellington/WELLINGTON Accession No VUW.1961.13 Primary Maker Harry Linley RICHARDSON Name/Title Untitled - Belgian or Dutch canal scene Primary Prod Date Circa 1939 Media/Materials Description oil on board Measure Desc 320 x 380 mm Collection Hall Collection/Victoria University of Wellington/WELLINGTON Accession No VUW.1961.14 Primary Maker Harry Linley RICHARDSON Name/Title Wellington from Victoria College Primary Prod Date 1909 Media/Materials Description watercolour on paper Measure Desc 280 x 220 mm Collection Hall Collection/Victoria University of Wellington/WELLINGTON Accession No VUW.1961.15 Primary Maker Harry Linley RICHARDSON Name/Title Winter scene Primary Prod Date Circa 1939 Media/Materials Description watercolour on paper Measure Desc 280 x 380 mm Collection Hall Collection/Victoria University of Wellington/WELLINGTON Accession No VUW.1961.16 Primary Maker Dorothy RICHMOND Name/Title Studio dessert Primary Prod Date 1930 Media/Materials Description watercolour on paper Measure Desc 540 x 520 mm Collection Hall Collection/Victoria University of Wellington/WELLINGTON Object 15:04:25 01 DEC 2020 606 records Page 5 Accession No VUW.1961.17 Primary Maker Margaret STODDART Name/Title Picnic Media/Materials Description watercolour on paper Measure Desc 240 x 340 mm Collection Hall Collection/Victoria University of Wellington/WELLINGTON Accession No VUW.1961.18 Primary Maker Ernest Thompson Name/Title The "Diligence" Party (Peasant Family) Primary Prod Date 1927 Media/Materials Description etching and drypoint on paper Measure Desc 350 x 260 mm Collection Hall Collection/Victoria University of Wellington/WELLINGTON Accession No VUW.1961.19 Primary Maker Ernest Thompson Name/Title Dolly with guitar Primary Prod Date 1940 Media/Materials Description etching on paper Measure Desc 250 x 180 mm Collection Hall Collection/Victoria
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