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81 IMPORTANT PAINTINGS AND CONTEMPORARY 2014 7 AUGUST ART: R E A + B T J T C IMPORTANT PAINTINGS AND CONTEMPORARY ART THURSDAY 7 AUGUST AT 6.30PM “But for art, man would die of boredom” — Francis Newton Souza Welcome to ART+OBJECT’s second 2014 Important Paintings and Contemporary Art catalogue. The fi rst half of 2014 has seen A+O introduce a number of diverse collections to the market, all bearing the hallmark of well documented provenance and each of which was met with an enthusiastic response. The Strip Club Collection which was a feature of the April Important Paintings catalogue showcased the latest of NZ contemporary art and represented the collective choices of a group engaging with the art of the 2000s. A+O’s Modernism in New Zealand collection in May revealed a collection of works by Theo Schoon from the 1940s which had been held by one family for over ART+OBJECT sixty years. This body of work sat in a seminal position within 3 Abbey Street the story of New Zealand art post WWII. The connections Newton, Auckland between the work of a European trained Dutch émigré and our contemporary scene may seem tenuous – the common thread PO Box 68 345 being that the work was produced in Aotearoa – but the links Newton are there nonetheless in our artists’ quest to engage with, Auckland 1145 defi ne and expand the boundaries of our visual arts discourse. Telephone: +64 9 354 4646 This current catalogue features many works that in the moment Freephone: 0 800 80 60 01 of their creation met the same brief. Richard Killeen’s cut- Facsimile: +64 9 354 4645 outs first appeared in the mid 1970s. In our digital age the term interactive is taken for granted every time we log online. [email protected] However it is not a common term in an art context. Killeen cut- www.artandobject.co.nz outs, of which there are three fi ne examples from the period 1985 to 1993, give power to the people: he or she who arranges the pieces has the defi ning say in the articulation of the work. Covers: A sense of lineage from Killeen to the work by Peter Madden, Peter Madden selected for the cover of the catalogue entitled Post Disaster Post Disaster (Morning After) (Morning After), can be seen in the choice of the cut-out and Lot 39, detail collaged elements in Madden’s work. These relationships between periods and artists make the reading of an auction Opening spread: catalogue fascinating. Lot 24 Homage to Ingres by Colin Don Driver McCahon from 1954 is another example. As a New Zealand Soft Hanging #1 artist he was relatively isolated from international art Lot 12, detail movements in the 1950s and it is telling that in this period he quoted major international artist’s names in the titles of his This page: works, Mondrian is another he specifi cally acknowledged. Callum Innes Exposed Painting Scheveningen Black 2002 At the same time as Colin McCahon was formulating a unique Lot 25, detail New Zealand voice in the 1950s, artists in other former British colonies were doing the same, not the least of which was India, Page 19: which gained independence in 1947. Today Francis Newton Jae Hoon Lee Souza (1924 – 2002) is lauded as perhaps the pre-eminent post Piha war Indian modernist artist. In the current catalogue we are Lot 1, detail able to off er a work by this seldom seen but important artist, lot 77 Hampstead Terraces. Souza was something of a polymath, being a published author and essayist as well as painter of international renown from the 1950s to 1980s. The quote at the head of this page must surely be met with agreement by all who choose the artistic life. 2 ®, In the land of quattro all conditions are ® all-wheel drive. perfect conditions. The legendary Audi quattro There has never been a better time to buy an Audi quattro model from Continental Cars. The renowned quattro all-wheel drive system is hard to beat – handling the toughest winter driving conditions with ease. To book a test drive now, and join the Land of Quattro, call 09 526 6940 or email [email protected] New Collectors Art Prices realised EX 23 archive collection June 2014 include buyer’s Decorative Arts and New premium Zealand Studio Pottery Catalogue Highlights George Baloghy Mt Victoria Towards Cheltenham Don Binney Tony Fomison Pat Hanly oil on canvas, 1996 Swoop of the Kotare, Wainamu No.180 (Maori Boy) Winter Bright Garden $8790 screenprint, A/P, 1980 oil on canvas, 1978 oil on board, 1978 $10 315 $8205 $13 835 Pat Hanly Allen Maddox Jeff Thomson Mervyn Williams Kite No. 38 Bouquet Transfigured Light screenprint, 4/5, 1971 oil on cotton, 1976 screenprinted corrugated iron acrylic on canvas, 1993 $5510 $11 135 $8790 $11 725 Len Castle Chester Nealie Chester Nealie Bronwynne Cornish Blossom Vase with jun glaze Large bottle form, wood fired salt glaze Large ovoid floor vase with lug Chimney cat in red $6445 $3045 handles to the shoulder earthenware, 1985 $3280 $2460 The June catalogue was notable for many THE CHESTER NEALIE BOOK important collections spanning from the FUNDRAISING AUCTION late 1950s to the present day. The New Zealand ceramics community The New Collectors Art catalogue recorded came out in force to support this midwinter total sales in excess of $350 000 with the sale to raise funds for a forthcoming major centrepiece being the collection of 1960s career survey to be published by Ron Sang Ikon Gallery director Don Wood whose Publications in the near future. The New gallery stable was a who’s who of the New Zealand art and ceramics community Zealand art scene in the early 1960s. donated a superb selection of works to assist in raising funds and collectors responded with a large crowd assembling to bid for a number of ‘inner sanctum’ and rare works. Rare Books A+O’s Rare Book consultant Pam Pumbly rare Miracula Chymica et Misteria Medica has assembled a fascinating catalogue rich in by Philipp Muller (1611) with original vellum antiquarian titles including a complete set of binding. John Pinkerton’s Voyages and Travels 1808 – Also a fi ne selection of early New Zealand 1814, rare early travel titles inc. Navigantium photographs inc. Burton Bros albums, South atque Itinerantium Bibliotheca by John Harris Pacifi c scenes, Rotorua, Tarawera and SI dating to 1744 – 48. Also Th e Universal images and further early NZ mountaineering Traveller by Th omas Salmon, complete with photographs by E. Wheeler from the William numerous maps and plates dating to 1755. Vance Estate Collection. Th e Vance Collection Also a collection of 18th century legal texts also includes an unusual selection of pre and publications. A late entry is the extremely WWII German scenic and political images. Auction: Wednesday E.Wheeler & Sons Photography, Christchurch 20 August at 12 noon Climbing party on the Tasman Glacier original 19th century albumen print depicting G.E. Catalogue published Mannering’s group, signed by members of the party and and online Wednesday dated March, 1889. Th is image is similar to those used 6 August to illustrate the rare mountaineering title With Axe and Rope in the New Zealand Alps Provenance: from the collection of South Island historian William Vance prepare Wednesday 13 August Vernissage 6pm - 10pm for the best… Thursday 14 August 11am - 6pm Friday 15 August 11am - 8pm Saturday 16 August 10am - 6pm Sunday 17 August 10am - 5pm For tickets and further information visit: melbourneartfair.com.au The Melbourne Art Fair is presented by the Melbourne Art Foundation, a not for profit organisation supporting living artists and contemporary art. Venue Partner Government Partners Major Partners Official Hotel Partner New Collectors Art including the New Zealand and International Print Collection of Tanya Ashken and John Drawbridge Henri Matisse Auction Contact La Baigneuse au collier 7 October, 2014 Leigh Melville, Manager, Art (Nude with a necklace) [email protected] linocut, circa 1940 Entries invited 09 354 4646 / 021 406 678 (cell) 240 x 175mm until 15 September EXHIBITING QUALITY LANDSCAPES NEW ZEALAND'S FINEST LUXURY PROPERTIES FITZPATRICK ROAD QUEENSTOWN Designed by Noel Tapp and Murray Bennett this classical country family home are seldom used collectively but these words perfectly describe this outstanding has been finished to an international, luxurious standard beyond the normal estate. The home can be configured into as many as five bedrooms, depending benchmark. The elevated, north-facing position allows the home to enjoy long upon usage. 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