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Please consider leaving the I Ac F a legacy in your will: it is a charitable organization and all legacies to it are exempt from Capital Transfer Tax and aggregation without limit. Bequests can take the form of a lump sum or the residue or a fraction of your estate. Some members might prefer to consider leaving works of fine or decorative art but if you contemplate doing this it would be helpful if you could please seek the advice of the Secretary who can let you know if any item will fit into the permanent collection of the Leeds City Art Galleries. The following would be a suitable form of words to send to your solicitor for inclusion in your will: 'l bequeath to the Leeds Art Collections Fund of Temple Newsam House, Leeds, a of free of all legacy ........................ taxes'he Hon Solicitor of the I.AC F is always very happy to advise potential benefactors. THE t ssos ARz cot I scrioxs ruxo isoncolthcoldcstsupportingbodies for thevisualarts inC'rear Britain, 4 source of regular funds for buymg works ol art for the Leeds collections. Why not identify yourself with the Art Gallery, Temple Newsam House and Lotherton Hall, receive your Arts Calendar free, receive invitations to all funcnons, private views and organized visits to places of interest. The mimmum subscnption is C7 oo mdividual and E r o oo for husband and wife. Corporate membership Ezy.oo. Life membership E r oooo. Enquines and application forms from the Hon. Secretary at Temple Newsam House, Leeds Us I I OAR. President His Grace the Duke ot Norfolk xo, Vice President Thc Rt Hon the Earl of Harcwood I.U o; Trustees G. Black (Chairman), Mrs S. C'ilchnst, W. T. Olwer; C:ommittee Dr H. R. Alpin, D. B. Feather, Counmllor Mrs E. A. Nash, J. E. Richardson, Mrs B.Roberts, Dr J.R. Sherwm, Dr R. B. Welch; Hon Jomt Treasurers E. M. Arnold, J.S. Fox; Hon Secretary C. G. Gilbert; Hon Membership Secretary W. A. B.Brown; Hon Leg~i Adviser T.A. Last. LEISURE sERvlcEs coMMITTEE The Lord Mayor; Chairman Couninllor Mrs E. A. Nash, Deputy Chairman Councillor M.J. Bedford; Councillor B. P. Atha, C:ouncillor Miss A. D. Atkmson, C:ouncillor T. Briggs, Councillor A. Carter, Counollor M.J. Dodgson, Councillor F. Flatters, C,'ouncillor J. G. B. Frankland, C:ouncillor h1rs S. M. Gill, C:ouncillor W. Hudson, Counallor W. S. Hyde, Councillor G. P. Kirkland, Councillor J. Kitchen stss, C.ounollor D. Lambert, Councillor C. Myers. s rat r Director of Art Gallenes Christopher Gilberr MA FMA; Principa)Keeper Anthony Wells-Cole Ma RMA; Pnnopal Keeper (Art Ga(lery) Terry F. Friedman BA PHD; Keeper (Art Gallery) Alexander Robertson MA AMA; Keeper (Lotherron Hall) Peter Walton BA AMR; Keeper (Temple Newsam) James Lomax sa; Keeper (Conservation) post vacant; Semor Assistant Keeper post vacant; Research Assistant Adam White BA MA; Curatorial Assistant Barbara Thompson; Paintmg Conservator Michael Sheppard; Technical Supervisor John Berry sA; Metalwork Conservator Phoebe Clc ments oa(sot st) oi scots (ossl vera); Textile C:onservators Caroline Rendell cssr Eo ots cows (rsxriLES) (Usttv oe tottooiS), Frances Eyre BA; Technical Assistant David Hudson; Administrator Jean English; Secretary post vacant; Clerical Assistants post vacant; Jacqueline Wade; Manager, Cra ft Centre and Design Gallery Merraa Southon. Hoss Startmg with the first issue published m 1947, rhe ennre Leeds Arts Calendar is now available on microfilm. Write for information or send orders direct to Xerox Umversity Microfilms, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48 I 06, Usa. COVER ILLUSTRATION G. B.Piranesi, plate from Vasi, Candelabri, Cippi, Sarcophagi... (I 778h dedicated to the Earl of Lincoln, uncle of the fourth Duke of Newcastle LEEDS ARTS CALENDAR NUMBER 98 ~ I986 Editorial . Ararequartetofchairs . GHRIsTopHER GILBERT 3 Temple Newsam and 'the good Shepheards' ADRIAN BUDGE ~ 8 Another look at Lady Hertford s Chinese Drawing Room ANTHDN Y wELLs-cot.E I6 Two bronze dogs from the Hope Collection ADAM w HI TE ~ 2,3 Piranesi, Mr Messenger and the Duke of Newcastle JAMEs LQMAx ~ 2.6 . 'R~~M~~MMIM~ Carved and gilt pine panel, part of Lady Hertford's decorative scheme in the Terrace room at Temple Newsam, c. x 827 EDITORIAL It has been remarked that staging special exhibi- came to light. The article on a pair of bronze tions is the nearest approach a gallery ever makes greyhounds offers another glittering example of to the performing arts such as music or drama. curatorial expertise. Bequeathed to us by Mrs D. U. Certainly, in common with concerts and plays, it is McGrigor Phillips in z 96'hey were always fondly notoriously difficult, when planning a programme, called the Medici firedogs because none of us knew to forecast those events which turn out to be what to make of them. As fringe pieces of sculpture popular successes. Sometimes a low budget exhibi- Adam White decided to investigate their history tion will attract many thousands of visitors while a and proved to everyone's astonishment that they prestigious international touring show passes were originally made for a celebrated London largely unnoticed. Since the Art Gallery re-opened house. Thus, far from being quaint oddities they in r98z we have tasted both experiences. For now take an honourable place in the mainstream of instance, when the Arts Council's ambitious and European decorative art and an American museum imaginative Mare Chaimowicz exhibition came to has already asked to borrow them for a major Leeds in z98q it barely caused a ripple in the exhibition. attendance figures, whereas recently, Andy Golds- Another article on four chairs underlines a recent worthy's first major touring exhibition of photo- change in the direction of our furniture collecting works titled 'Rain Sun Snow Hail Mist policy (perhaps better described as diversification). Calm'hich we anticipated would be enjoyed mainly by It also emphasizes the enormous debt we owe to the connoisseurs, has proved a runaway success, generosity of private individuals who genuinely requiring the catalogue to be reprinted twice. We care about furniture. are particularly proud of this achievement because Anthony Wells-Cole's versatile piece on the the show was organized jointly by Terry Friedman Chinese Drawing Room reflects his devotion to and Tony Knipe; furthermore the artist has now Temple Newsam and sheds interesting new light on been retained by a leading London dealer. It is this one of our finest period interiors. This glamorous unpredictable factor that makes trying to plan a room is in the process of being restored to its balanced programme so challenging. original state with income from the Frank Fulford Whilst engaged in a little boasting reference must Endowment Fund; the significant new information be made to 'The Irresistible Object: Still Life which has emerged as work proceeds is fully z6oo—r98g'rranged by Alex Robertson who described and we hope this will be the first of a assembled a memorable array of paintings by, series of definitive studies about historic interiors in amongst others, Picasso, Van Gogh, Cezanne, the house. The next rooms in the programme will Gauguin, Chardin, and Braque. Works by these be the Edwardian library and the Great Hall where famous artists had not been seen by the Leeds Philip Hendy removed 'offensive Victorian accre- public for at least a generation and the exhibition tions'ut partly redeemed himself by dumping was a real crowd puller, attracting g r,ooo visitors them in the cellars instead of having a bonfire. The in seven weeks. We hope that next autumn' great fact of Temple Newsam is the building itself 'Angels of Anarchy and Machines for Making and we have a responsibility (and at last the funds) Clouds: British Surrealism in the Thirties', again to ensure that the decorative schemes are as masterminded by Alex Robertson, will be even authentic as painstaking research will allow. more popular. Adrian Budge, who left in zy8z to go to the Art Galleries are of course about more than National Museum of Photography in Bradford, is exhibitions as this issue of the Calendar amply well remembered by colleagues for his enthusiastic demonstrates. James Lomax publishes the results interest in the owners of Temple Newsam and, by a of his research into a pair of Regency colza lamps wider audience, for his stimulating art appreciation purchased at Christie's in r98y. At the time we courses. We welcome him back, as it were, to print recognized them as excellent of their kind, but did a typically lucid account of Samuel Shepheard, one not fully appreciate their art historical importance of the more obscure members of the clan, and his until the design source and relevant documentation formidable daughter.
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