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Canterbury Society of Arts (Incorporated) CANTERBURY SOCIETY OF ARTS (INCORPORATED) CATALOGUE OF THE SIXTY-NINTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION 1949 ART GALLERY ARMAGH STREET :: CHRISTCHURCH ()mp&zt<znt -(-Inn ctuncement. The Canterbury Society of Arts will take a prominent part in Canterbury Cen­ tennial Celebrations. In 1950, in addition to our Annual Exhibition of New Zealand Art, an Exhibition of the work of Living Canter­ bury Artists will be held from Mid-August to the beginning of October, 1950, and from January to March, 1951, there will be a Retrospective Exhibition of Canterbury Art. You are invited to enrol as a member of the Canterbury Society of Arts to assist in its extensive work. Full particulars from the Secretary. CANTERBURY SOCIETY OF ARTS (Incorporated) SIXTY-NINTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION opened ON THURSDAY, APRIL 7th, 1949 Patron: HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL LT.-GENERAL SIR BERNARD FREYBERG, V.C., G.C.M.G, K.C.B., K.B.E., D.S.O. President: A. E. FLOWER Vice-Presidents: H. G. HELMO"RE, M.B.E. GEOFFREY WOOD C F. KELLY SYDNEY L. THOMPSON, O.B.E. W. T. TRETHEWEY Council: ARCHIBALD F. NICOLL, O.B.E. RONA FLEMING C. S. LOVELL-SMITH IVY G. FIFE RUSSELL CLARK R. S. D. HARMAN A. A. G. REED W. A. SUTTON Hon. Treasurer: R. WALL WORK, A.R.C.A. (London) Secretary: W. S. BAVERSTOCK Hon. Auditor: H. BICKNELL, F.P.A.N.Z., F.I.A.N.Z., F.C.I.S. (Eng.) HOURS: Mondays to Saturdays.—10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Not open Anzac Day). Sundays.—2 to 4.30 p.m. Evening Hours.—Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, 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. A Cup of Tea will be available in the Gallery on Tuesday and Thursday after­ noons and on Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Page Three LIFE MEMBERS Heywood, Miss Peacock, W. M. H. Rhodes, Sir R. Heatori McRae Wright, F. E. MEMBERS Acland, Sir Hugh Bicknell, H. Denton, Mrs. S. D. Adams, Mrs. E. A. Biggins, Mrs. W. Dickison, Mrs. A. Aiken, Dr. Melville H. Bigg-Wither, Miss B. Doleman, Mrs. M. Aitkcn, Dr. W. Blakelock, Dr. J. H. Donnelly, Sir Arthur Aitken, Mrs. G. G. Boyd-Clark, Mrs. John Douglas, Mrs. S. Alcock, Mrs. J. A. M. Brassington, A. C. Douglass, A. A. Allen, Mrs. Frank W. Bremner, Walton Drayton, Miss Esta Allen, G. F. Bristed, Mrs. F. G. Drayton, Airs. R. E. Allison, Dr. H. K. Buchanan, Chas. Edridge, Miss E. Allison, Dr. P. E. Buchanan, G. H. Amyes, Mrs. J. M. Buchanan, Miss Helen Fardell, J. F. Andersen, O. L. Buchanan, Mrs. J. Fisher, G. H. Anderson, Miss C. V. Bunt, Mrs. W. J. M. Fisher, H. H. Anderson, Gerald Burns, Geo. Fisher, Warren Anderson, John Busch, Miss Elizabeth Fisher Wm. Archer, F. Cave Bussell, H. R. Fitts, Alan H. Archey, Miss P. Fletcher, John Armstrong, F. Caddick, A. E. Fletcher, Mrs. John Ashford, D. B. Rev. Fleming, Miss G. M. Ashton, Mrs. Geo. D. Canterbury Repertory Theatre Society Flower, A. E. Austin, Mrs. Ken. Flower, Mrs. A. G. Austin, Ken Carey, W. R. Forbes, Miss Bertha Austin, L. N. Chaffey, E. V. Forsyth, J. C. Averill, Dr. L. C. L. Chennells, Miss Joan Foster, P. Stanley Clark, Chas. R. Foster, Mrs. J. R. Bailey, Mrs. V. Clark-Hall, Air Mar­ Fryer, Miss M. C. Bain, Stuart D. shal Sir Robert Fryer, Mrs. Percy W. Baker, Mrs. Owen Clark, L. W. Fuller, L. F. Ballantyne, H. H. P. Connal, G. A. G. Fulton, Mrs. Gordon Ballantyne, K. Cook, H. S. Ballantyne, R. H. Corcoran, Mrs. E. J. Gale, F. H. D. Ballin, Mrs. H. J. Cotter, Mrs. W. M. Gates, Miss L. V. Barker, Mrs. Harold Cotterill, Mrs. H. G. Gee, L. W. Barrell, W. H. Coull, Mrs. Gordon Gibb, Miss M. Men- Barrell, Mrs. W. H. Courage, Mrs. F. H. zies Bassett, Miss Marjorie Cranfield, R. H. Gibbs, Mrs. A. G. S. Bates, Mrs. David Crawford, Capt. J. F. Gibson, Mrs. T. F. M. Bates, Mrs. N. Crisp, Mrs. Ruth Godby, Mrs. M. H. Bathgate, Mrs. John Cropp, Mrs. A. L. Godfrey, S. P. Baxter, Mrs. A. E. Croucher, Louise Goldsbrough, Mrs. G. H. Baxter, W. Crozier, David Gowing, Mrs. M. L. Beaven, Mrs. A. W. Cuningham, Mrs. J. R. Graham, Frank Beaven, M. W. Cuthbert, R. A. Graham, J. W. Bell, Mrs. C. Grant, Mrs. A. B. Bell, R. Renton Davidson, Dr. J. Keith Grant, F. S. Bell, Miss Vera Davies, Claude H. Greenslade, Miss K. R. Bennett, Dr. F. O. Davis, Mrs. C. C Greenwood, G. Oak- O.B.E. Dawber, Bruce leigh Bennett, L. A. Day, Mrs. W. A. Greenwood, Mrs. H. D. Berggren, Miss D. Deans, Mrs. Alister Gresson, T. A. Best, W. E. Denniff, Miss Patricia Gurnsey, A. G. Bevin, R. H. Denton, R. H. Guthrie, Dr. R. N. Page four Haddrell, Miss O. V. Kennedy, Miss Alilli- Alitchell, Mrs. James Hadfield, A. K. cent V. Alorgan, Airs. G. B. Haines, Mrs. A. C. Ker, Mrs. T. H. Alorton, Airs. W. M. Hall, Mrs. J. D. Kesteven, Aliss M. G. Aluir, M. R. Hamilton, Geoffrey Kincaid, A. E. Murchison, Airs. Hamilton, Mrs. I. M. Kitson, H. K. J. S. Hamilton, R. H. T. Krai, Dr. F. Neill, Airs. R. B. Hansen, Dr. D. E. Nelson, Dr. A. D. Harman, R. S. D. Larcomb, A. R. Newburgh, W. S. Hassall, H. C. Laugesen, Mrs. L, K. Newton, Airs. C. T. Hawkes, J. S. Lawrence, J. W. K. Hay, Mrs. J. B. Layburn, E. T. Hand Hay, J. L. Le Cren, Mrs. Neville Nicholls, Aliss F. M. Nixon, Mrs. F. A. Hay, Miss A. O. Lester, Sqd. Ldr. A. G. Noble, C. A. Hayes, Mrs. J. Wesley Lewis, Dr. John A. Lewis, Dr. Lionel A. North, Mrs. H. A. C. Heath, Dr. P. A. M. Northcroft, Hon. Mr. Heath, Airs. P. A. M. Livingstone, Dr. H. D. Hendrie, Mrs. M. C. Livingstone, H. G. Justice Hewland, Mrs. Lough, Dr. J. D. Orchard, Aliss E. E. Leonard Louisson, Dr. M. G. Otley, Airs. Harold Hight, Sir James Lovell-Smith, Airs. Overton, Aliss E. R. Hill, Mrs. E. F. L. E. M. Hill, Mrs. Herbert Lovell-Smith, Roy Pairman, Dr. J. C. Hobbs, H. S. Luney, Chas. S. Parson, Miss Edna Holderness, Mrs. Peers, Wilfrid T. D. J. AlcDonald, Mrs. Penfold, F. C. Holderness, Sister W. A. C. Perry, A. C. Holland, S. G., (M.P.) AlcDougall, Airs. R. E. Perry, Airs. H. E. Holmes, A. Graham McEnnis, Mrs. J. W. Pidgeon, Airs. E. G. Hoskin, Mrs. G. H. Alacfarlane, Miss F. A. Pidgcon, Airs. E. W. Houston, Airs. W. Alacfarlane, Mrs. G. D. Pirrit, Airs. J. C. Hudson, Mrs. E. J. Macfarlane, Mrs. S. H. Platts, Dr. W. Af. Hudson, Professor E. R. AlacGibbon, W. S. Prankerd, S. A. Hume, P. B. MacGibbon, Dr. T. A. Pretsch, Mrs. F. J. Humphreys, Aliss C. D. AlcGregor, Airs. C. J. Pullon, Dr. E. Douglas Hunter, Mrs .Hugh Atcllraith, Aliss Pyne, Miss C. Hutchinson, Airs. E. M. Olive D. AIcKellar, C. G. Quarrell, H. J. AlcKenzie, Airs. L. A. Inglis, Mrs. G. J. McLaren, Airs. R. J. Rainey, Aliss S. G. Irwin, J. Wyn McLaughlin, J. F. Redpath, J. A. ' AlcLean, Miss Alary Redpath, W. D. Jacobs, S. B. AlcRae, Aliss V. Reed, A. A. G. Jameson, Mrs. Ronald AlcSwigan, Airs. H. Reese, D. Reese, E. N. T. Jameson, S. W. Alair, Stewart E. Maiden, Mrs. E. E. Reese, Aliss Alarion Jamieson, R. C. Reilly, Dr. E. B. Jamieson, Mrs. John A. Alaling, James Maling, Dr. P. Reynolds, Aliss Rose Jekyll, Miss B. Rich, Dr. W. Gordon Jennings, Airs. D. H. Manson, A. H. Alann, Rev. John Richards, H. S. Jennings, Dr. H. Turner Marriner, H. J. Richards, R. J. Jobberns, Professor Mathews, V. C. Robb, J. A. Geo. Mears, Dr. K. P.. G. Robertson, Dr. Alalcolm Johnston, Aliss Aleyers, D. W. Robilliard, R. de G. Rosemary Mills, T. H. Robinson, Airs. K. W. Johnston, Airs. W. A. Alilnes, Edwin Rollinson, W. N. Alinson, Airs. W. L. Rowley, Mrs. F. W. Keell, A. C. Alinty, Dr. W. E. Russell, Aliss E. L. Rutherford, Miss Elsie Keir, Mrs. Alice M. Minty, Mrs. W. J. Page Five Samuel, Miss M. Sundstrum, Dr. F. A. Ward, W. I. Sandall, F. H. Sutherland, Professor Warren, Dean A. K. Sandston, Mrs. Eliza­ I. L. G. Waters, Chas. beth Symes, Mrs. Langford Watson, Mrs. Walter J. Sandston, G. C. C. Webb, Miss A. I. Satterthwaite, A. M, Telford, Mrs. T. Webb, S. F. P. Seay, Mrs. Ivan Fletcher Webley, L. R. Sewell, Mrs. I. E. Teschemaker, Mrs. Weston, Geo. T. Scott, Mrs. R. L. R. M. West-Watson, Arch­ Scott, Dr. F. L. Thomas, Miss E. C. bishop Scott, Dr. Jessie Thompson, Mrs. B. E. Whitcombe, B. E. H. Scott, L. B. Thompson, Mrs. T. T. White, A. Kennedy Scott, Mrs. G. A. C. Thompson, Miss White-Parsons, Percy Scott, Brig. R. B. Ngawi Wigram, Lady Sheffield, Dr. W. H. Thomson, Dr. A. Wilkin, Mrs. C. G. Shepheard, R. G. Thomson, Dr. Ian D. Wilkinson, Miss Kate Shepherd, Chas. H. Thomson, Miss A. Wilks, Mrs. Bernhard Shier, Mrs. E. P. Tidswell, R. T. Willcox, Miss M. L. Sims, Arthur Tothill, T. W. C. Williams, Mrs. H. S. Skellerup, G. W. Townsend, Miss V. F. Williams, T.
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