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ANNUAL EXHIBITION of NEW ZEALAND ART CANTERBURY SOCIETY OF ARTS (INCORPORATED) CATALOGUE of the SEVENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION of NEW ZEALAND ART 1954 ART GALLERY DURHAM STREET :: CHRISTCHURCH CANTERBURY SOCIETY OF ARTS (Incorporated) •* SEVENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION Opened by the President, C. S. LOVELL-SMITH, Esq., on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21st, 1954 % Patron: HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL, LIEUT.-GENERAL SIR WILLOUGHBY CHARLES NORRIE, G.C.V.O., G.C.M.G., C.B., D.S.O., M.C. President: C. S. LOVELL-SMITH, F.R.S.A., D.F.A. (N.Z.) Vice-Presidents: H. G. HELMORE, M.B.E. SYDNEY L. THOMPSON, O.B.E. GEOFFREY WOOD W. T. TRETHEWEY RUSSELL CLARK Council: RONA FLEMING G. C. C. SANDSTON, M.B.E., LL.M. IVY G. FIFE, D.F.A. (N.Z.) ERIC J. DOUDNEY, F.R.B.S., F.R.S.A. A A. G. REED, LL.B. STEWART W. MINSON, A.R.I.B.A. W. A. SUTTON, D.F.A. (N.Z.) DOROTHY MANNING Hon. Treasurer: R. WALLWORK, A.R.C.A. (London) Secretary-Treasurer: W. S. BAVERSTOCK, F.R.S.A. Hon. Auditor: H. BICKNELL, F.P.A.N.Z., F.I.A.N.Z., F.C.I.S. (Eng.) Hon. Solicitors: Messrs WILDING, PERRY k ACLAND EXHIBITION HOURS: Mondays to Saturdays.—10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays.—2 to 4.30 p.m. Evening Hours.—Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. Tickets for PUBLIC ART UNION {drawn during Exhibition) obtainable at Desk. NOTE The Secretary will be available during the whole period of the Exhibition. He will enrol new members for our increased activities, receive subscriptions and answer enquiries regarding the purchase of pictures. You are invited to join the Art Society. REMOVAL OF EXHIBITS Circumstances make it imperative that all works be removed from the Gallery by Friday, May 21st, Page Three LIFE MEMBERS RHODES, Sir R. Heaton WRIGHT, F. E. SUBSCRIBING MEMBERS ACLAND, Sir Hugh CADDICK. A. E., O.B.E. FOLEY, Mrs. A. F. ADAMS, Mrs. E. A. CALVERT, Professor G. G. FORBES, Miss Bertha AIKEN, Dr. Melville H. CAMPBELL, D. L. FORSYTH, J. C. AITKEN, A. C. CANTERB'Y REPERTORY FOSTER, P. Stanley, C.M.G. AITKEN, Dr. W. THEATRE SOCIETY FOSTER, Mrs. J. R. AITKENAn , Mrs. G. G. CAREY, W. R., O.B.E. FULTON, Mrs. Gordon VLLLEN , G. F., M.B.E. CARTER, Miss U. M. FULTON, Miss Joan L ,LEN, Mrs. Frank W. CHAPMAN-COHEN, -AL LISON, Dr. H. K. Mrs. A. D. GALE, F. H. D. AMYES, Mrs. C. G. CHISHOLM, J. S. GARDNER, Mrs. George AMYES, C. G. CLARK, Dr. G. L. GATES, Miss L. V. ANDERSEN. O. L. CLARK-HALL, Air Marshal GEE, L. W. ANDERSON, Mrs. David Sir Robert GIBB, Miss M. Menzies ANDREWS, Dr. W. N. CLELAND, Mrs. W. M. GIBBS, Mrs. A. G. S. ARCHER, Judge K. G. CLINTON, Mrs. D. GIBSON, Mrs. T. F. M. ARMSTRONG, F. CONNAL, G. A. G. GODBY, Mrs. M. H. ASHTON, Mrs. Geo. D. COLLINS, John K. GODFREY, S. P. ATKINS, Mrs. Mollie COLTHART, Mrs. H. I. GOWING, Mrs. M. L. AUSTIN, Mrs. Ken. COOP, Mrs. W. S. GRAHAM, J. W. AUSTIN, Ken. CORCORAN. Mrs. E. J. GREENWOOD, Mrs. H. C. AUSTIN, L. N. CORDERY, Mrs. H. GREENWOOD, G. Oakleigh AVERILL, Dr. L. C. L. COTTER. Mrs. W. M. GREENWOOD, Mrs. H. D. COTTERILL, Mrs H. G. GRESSON, T. A. COULL. Mrs. Gordon GRIGG, Mrs. J. H. COURAGE, Mrs. F. H. GROSS, Frank BACON, C. L. COX, Mrs Olga GURNSEY, A. G. BAIN, Miss C. S. CRACROFT-WILSON, BAIN, Stuart D. Mrs. G. R. BAKER, Mrs. Owen CRANFIELD, R. H. HAD FIELD, A. K. BALLANTYNE, H. H. P. CRAWFORD, Captain J. F. HAINES, Mrs. A. C. BALL ANT YNE, Ken. CRESSWELL. Mrs. Douglas HALL, J. M. D. BALLANTYNE, R. H. CRISP, Mrs. Ruth HALL, Mrs. Peter D. BANKS, Mrs. Arthur CROPP, Mrs. A. L. HAMILTON, Geoffrey BARKER. Mrs. Harold CROUCHER, Louise HAMILTON, Mrs. I. M. BARNETT, Mrs. D. J. CROZIER, Mrs. David HAMILTON, R. H. T. BARRELL, C. D. CUNINGHAM, Mrs. J. R. HANSEN, Dr. D. E., C.M.G. BARBELL, W. H. CUTHBERT, R. A. HARDIjC, Miss Mary BARRELL, Mrs. W. H. HARPER, Dr. A. G. HARRIS, Miss Amy BASSETT, Miss Marjorie DAVIDSON, Dr. J. Keith BATES, Mrs. David HARRIS, Mrs. S. C. DAVIE. F. L. HAWKES, J. S., M.B.E. BATES, Mrs. N. DAVIES, Claude H. BATHGATE, Mrs. John HAY, Mrs. J. B. DAVISON. L. G. HAY, J. L., O.B.E. BAUDINET. Geo. C. DAWBER, Bruce EAVEN, Eric T. HAYES, Mrs. J. Wesley ™"E DAWSON, Dr. J. R. HAYMAN. T. L-, M.P. E AVEN, M. W. DEANS, Mrs. Alister £ELL, Mrs. C. HEATH, Dr. P. A. M. DEANS, D. M. A. HEATH, Mrs. P. A. M. BELL, R. Renton DENNIFF, Miss Patricia BENNETT, Dr. F. O., HELMORE, Mrs. F. W. DENTON, R. H. HELMORE, H. G., M.B.E. DENTON, Mrs. S. D. HENNESSY, Mrs. D. A., BENNETT, L. A. DOLEMAN, Mrs. M. E. BENT, Mrs. M. G. DOUGLAS, Mrs. S. M.B.E. BERGGREN. Miss D. DOUGLASS, A. A. HEWLAND, Mrs. J. L. BEST, Mrs. L. M. DRAYTON, Miss Esta HIGHT, Sir James BEST, W. E. DRAYTON, Mrs. R. E. HILL, Mrs. E. F. L. BICKNELL, H. HILL, Mrs. Herbert HOBBS, H. S. BIGGINS, Mrs. W. EARL. Mrs. J. BIGG-WITHER, Miss B. HOGG, Mrs. V. T. EDRIDGE, Miss E. HOLDERNESS, Mrs. T. D. J. BLACKWELL, H. H. EDRIDGE, Mrs. M. E. BLUNDEN, Rex. HOLDERNESS, Sister EMPSON, Miss E. F. HOLLAND, Rt. Hon. S. G. BOWRING, Miss P. M. ENRIGHT, Miss Nonie BOYD-CLARK, Mrs. John C.H., M.P. HOLMES, A. Graham BRADSHAW, Mrs J. C. FARDELL, J. F. BRAKE, Mrs. E. HOLMES, Miss Helene S. FEAVER, Miss D. HOOD. Mrs. M. O. BRASSINGTON, A. C. FENNER, E. A. BREMNER, Walton HOUSTON, Mrs. W. FERGUSON, Miss Helen HUDSON, Professor, E. R., BRISTED, Mrs. F. G. FERGUSON. G. C. BUCHANAN, Chas. FINDLAY, Mrs R. BUCHANAN, G. H. FISHER, H. H. HULME, Dr. H. R. BUCHANAN, Miss Helen FISHER. Wm. HUME. P. B. BUCHANAN, Mrs. John FITTS. Alan H. HUMPHREYS, Miss C. D. BUNT, Mrs. W. J. M. FLETCHER, John HUNTER, Mrs. Hugh BURDON, Cotsford ^'LETCHER, Mrs. John HUTCHINSON, Mrs. E. M. BURT, L. R. FLEMING, Miss G. M. BUSSELL. H. R. FLOWER, Mrs. A. G. IRWIN, J. Wyn Page Four JACOBS, R. J. MILLAR, Mrs. D. E. SCOTT, Mrs. R. L. JACOBS, s. B. MILNE, Mrs. Sydney SHEPHEARD, Miss E. G. JAMESON, Mrs. Ronald MINSON, Mrs. W. L. SHEPHEARD, R. G. JAMIESON, Mrs. John A. MINSON, Stewart W. SHIER. Mrs. E. P. JAMIESON, Mrs. R. C. MINTY, Dr. W. E. SIMS, Sir Arthur JARMAN, R. N. MORGAN, Mrs. G. B. SINCLAIR, Mrs. N. M. JEKYLL, Miss B. MORRIS, Mrs. Crosby SKELLERUP, G. W. JENNINGS, Mrs. D. H MUIR, M. R. SKINNER, N. Hill JENNINGS, Dr. H. Turner MUNRO, Mrs. H. M . SLATER, Mrs. N. B. JINMAN, Mrs. C. M MURRAY, F. J. B. SLIGHT. P. M. JOBBERNS, Professor Geo. SMITH, Mrs. E. Cameron JOHNSON, John F. NAIRN, Mrs. Gerald SMITH, Norman V. NELSON, Dr. A. D. SMYTHE, Miss Nora KEELL, A. C. NEWBURGH, W. S. SOLOMON, Mrs. H. E. KENNEDY, Miss NEWTON, Mrs. C. T. Hand SOPER, Mrs. W. F. Millicent V. NEWMAN, Dr. Catherine STANTON, T. M. KER, Mrs. T. H. NICHOLLS. Miss F. M. STARR, Dr. P. E. KESTEVEN, Miss M. G. NICOLL, Mrs A. F. STEELE, Professor S. KETTLE, Mrs. L. I. NICOLL, Miss H. A. STEEL, Bruce B. KINCAID, A. E. NIXON, Mrs. F. A. STEVENS, Mrs. H. G. KLUGE, Miss Edith NURSE, Mrs. C. STEWART. Mrs. Arthur KNIGHTS, Canon H. J. W. STEWART, Dr. D. T. KORNDORFFER, C. A. ORCHARD, Mrs. D. E. STORRY, Leonard W. KRAL, Dr. F. ORCHARD, Miss E. E. STOUPPE, Mrs. Norman O'REILLY, Mrs. H. STRAUBEL. Carl R. O'REILLY, R. N. SQUIRES, Dr. I. H. W. LADD, Miss B. G. SULLIVAN, Mrs. Martin. LAKE, Mrs. Olga M. OTLEY, Mrs. Harold OVERTON, Miss E. R. SULLIVAN, Mrs. M. F. LARCOMB. A. R. SUMMERS, Mrs. E. A. LAUGESEN, L. K. SUNDSTRUM, Dr. F. A. LAYBURN, E. T. PAIRMAN, Dr. J. C. SYMES, Mrs. Langford LE CREN, Mrs. Neville PAPPRILL, Mrs. K. M. LEONARD, P. J. PAPPRILL, T. K. LESLIE, Jean N. PARKES, E. R. TAYLOR, Mrs. E. H. H. LESTER, S/Ldr. A. G. PASCOE, Paul THOMAS, Miss E. Comyns LEWIS, Dr. John A. PATON, Dr. J. D. THOMAS, Dr. J. Restell LINTOTT. B. E. PATRICK, J. T. THOMPSON, Mrs M. M. LISTER, Miss M. PEERS, Wilfrid THOMPSON, Mrs. R. L. LIVINGSTONE, Dr. H. D. PERCIVAL, Mrs. M. M. THOMPSON, Mrs. T. T. LIVINGSTONE, H. G. PERRY, A. C. THOMSON, Dr. A. LOGIE, James PERRY, Mrs. H. E. THOMSON, Dr. Ian D. LOUGH. Dr. J. D. PETERS. Mrs. C. L. THOMSON, Miss Grace LOUISSON, Mrs. J. M. PIDGEON. E. G. TOMLINSON, Mrs. W. F. LOUISSON, Dr. M. G. PIDGEON, Mrs. E. W. TOTHILL, T. W. C. LOVELL-SMITH,Miss D. E. PLATTS, Dr. W. M. TRACY, W. F. LOVELL-SMITH, Mrs E. M. POSWILLO, David TRAVERS, L. C. LOVELL-SMITH, Roy PRANKERD, S. A. TRENGROVE, John T. LYONS, C. A. PRENTICE, Mrs. A. TULLOCH, Miss C. M. PRICE, F. R. TUTILL, Miss D. H. McCASKILL, Mrs. L. W. TWYNEHAM, Roy MeCUTCHEON, Mrs. E. M. QUARRELL, H. J. McDONALD, Mrs. W. A. C. UNDRILL, Miss A. I. McDONOUGH, Mrs. E. RAINEY, Miss S. G. McDOUGALL. Mrs. R. E. REDPATH, J. A. VALE, Mrs. H. McENNIS, Mrs. J. W. REDPATH, W. D. VALE, Miss Natalie MACFARLANE, Miss F. A. REECE, C.
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