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RCA 1965 May 29th to September 18th ·8 3rd Annual Exhibition 1965 Royal Cambrian Academy of Art Plas Mawr, Conway Telephone 3113 Admission Adults 1/6 Children under 14 9d. Season tickets 2/6 Catalogue 2/· 3 General Information Restoration of Plas Mawr. - The President and Council of the Royal Cambrian Academy of Art wish to Notice to Purchasers thank all members of the public who have supported the The Council of the Royal Cambrian Academy has en­ Plas Mawr Restoration Fund. deavoured to secure accuracy in the prices fixed by the Artists, but is not responsible for any errors that may Royal Cambrian Academy Art Classes.-These occur. Classes in drawing and painting from life and still life are for adults during the winter months, beginning 7th Intending purchasers must negotiate through the Curator. October. Applications to join should be made to the A deposit of not Jess than 20 per cent. of the purchase Curator during early September. Fees, Two Guineas, price is required to be paid on all works directed to be payable in advance. marked as sold and the balance before the picture is removed. In SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES pictures may be removed before the end of the Exhibition. Notice to Artists.-lntending exhibitors at the Summer Exhibitions may obtain a schedule form from the The price in the catalogue includes the frame, except Curator during the month of March .. where otherwise stated. Damage to Building.-The Council of the Academy A Red Star on a picture indicates either that it is sold or will esteem the co-operation of visitors in preventing is not for sale. damage by writing on the walls or cutting the woodwork, and also in minimising the spread of litter. The copyright remains the property of the Artist unless there be special agreement to the contrary at the time of Cloak Rooms for ladies and gentlemen are provided off purchase. the Victoria Gallery. The Council of the Royal Cambrian Academy insure works Smoking.-ln view of the danger from fire, Smoking in against all risks whilst on exhibition. the building is PROHIBITED. The Royal Cambrian Academy does not undertake to Guides to the Building may be had at the entrance deliver any work purchased in the exhibition, but for the gate or from the Curator. THE ABRIDGED GUIDE is convenience of purchasers the Curator, on receipt of full Fourpence. THE NEW ILLUSTRATED GUIDE is One instructions, will arrange for an experienced firm to pack Shilling and Sixpence. POST CARDS are also on sale. and forward any pictures bought in the Exhibition, subject to the buyers undertaking to pay all charges for such work. The Saxon Barton Prize is brought to the notice of young artists associated with the Principality. This prize is offered annually for the best work submitted to the Summer Exhibition by an artist who is not a member of a recognised Academy of Art or Art Society, and under 30 years of age, with the object of encouraging such artists to exhibit their work. Catalogue Victoria Gallery 1 Kyffin Williams (A) ....... ..... .. An Tealach 25 2 A. K. Wiffen (A) ................................... My Lady's Cave, Hilbre Island 12 3 K. A. Jameson (A) ... Crag, near Betws-y-Coed 15 4 J. Bowes (A) ....... ............ ..... .. The Hoste/ 15 5 E. S. Jones (a) .... ........ ...... Mersey Ferries £14 6 Miss G. Dawson (A) ........... ....... Magnolias 10 7 Kyffin Williams (A) ....... ..... Conway Castle 35 8 J. Hobart (A) ...... Studies of Growth Forms 16 9 H. L. Adamson (A) ................ ........ ........ Afon Gyrach, Dwygyfylchi 8 10 T. J. Nash (a) ............... Landscape Echo £35 11 Miss G. Dawson (A) .......... .. .......... ... .... Denbigh Moors, North Wales 12 12 Kyffin Williams (A) ... The Acropolis, Athens 35 13 J. Hobart (A) ... ............. .. Low Cliffs, Angle 16 14 D. McIntyre (A) ............ ............ Hillside 20 15 D. Barron (a) ...... ...... ... .. ....... ...... .. Jugs 9 16 F. M. Mal ins (a) ...... ....... .. .... ........... Nude 20 17 Miss G. Dawson (A) ... High and Dry, Deganwy 12 18 Kyffin Williams (A) ................................ Mountains near the Simpton 35 19 T. J. Nash (a) ......... ... Translucent to bite 35 20 E. S. Jones (a) ....... ..... ........ Sussex Farm 15 21 K. Lek (A) .................. Still-life with Loaf 16 22 Mrs. G. M. G. Pollock (a) ....... .............. ... .. The Little Orange Tree 12 23 Kyffin Williams (A) ...... ......... ...... Vezelay 35 24 H. L. Adamson (A) ..... ....... ... Autumn Tints 10 25 F. J. Egginton (A) ... ... ........... .................. The Twelve Pins, Connemara 25 26 Miss V. Smith ... ... ... ... Laigueg/ia, Italy 27 G. A. Butler (A) .................. Insect No. 1 40 28 H. Harries (a) . Cardiganshire Village 20 29 Miss M. Mostyn (A) .... ....... Bathing the Baby 25 Academician (A) 30 Will Roberts (A) ...... ..... ....... Rees' Farm 55 Associates (a) 31 A. Burgess Sharrocks (A) ..................... .. Council 1965* Llawhaden Castle, Pembrokeshire 60 Others are open Entrants 32 Mrs. F. F. Clarke ... ..... ... ... ............. Apples All prices are in guineas, except 33 A. Burgess Sharrocks (A) ...... ................. where otherwise stated Evening, The Dee, Chester 25 7 Victoria Gallery 34 Will Roberts (A) ............ ... Old Man Digging 55 67 E. V. Forrest (A) Winter Evening, Llangollen £30 35 D. McIntyre (A) ..................... Mor Mawr 60 68 Miss M. Mostyn {A) ......... Fluttering Wings 30 36 Mrs. M. E. Ayrton (A) ............................. 69 L. J. Fuller (A) .... ........... Cynthia in Profile 100 Menai Straits, from Penman 25 70 D. McIntyre (A) .................. Winter in Wales 4-0 37 K. Lek (A) ............... Winter, near Penman 22 71 E. S. Jones (a) .................. Winter, Conway 38 H. Roberts (A) ..................................... .. 72 Mrs. P. E. Pride (A) ......... Portrait of a Girl 30 Renney Slip, Pembrokeshire 40 73 G. A. Butler (A) .. .. ....................... Insect 30 39 D. McIntyre (A) ............... Chapel in the Snow 80 74 R. H. Fields (A) ..................... Fast Bowler 40 40 J. Bowes (A) ............... Farm on the Pennines 30 75 F. Bradley (A) ........................ The Estuary 41 H. Harries (a) ......... The Harbour, Aberaeron 8 76 R. Williams ............... Terrace at Tockholes 20 42 G. A. Butler (A) ... Mountains, North Wales 20 77 G. C. Parry ............... Tugs at Newport Docks 40 43 E. V. Forrest (A) ............... Lamorna Cove £30 78 D. B. Kinmont (A) .................. Crucifixion 25 44 A. E. Matthews (A) ................ ............ .... .. 79 D. B. Kinmont {A) ............... .. ....... A Man 100 Welsh Mountains from Anglesey 25 80 D. B. Kinmont (A) ........... .......... Landscape 25 45 K. Lek (A) ............... Evening at Llanddona 22 81 L. J. Fuller (A) ..................... ......... Janet 100 46 D. McIntyre (A) ...... Bush and Farm House 45 82 Mrs. F. Campbell-Blair (a) .. ............. Tryfan 15 47 Mrs. M. E. Ayrton (A) ............................. 83 H. L. Riding (A) ............ ...... The Old Lock £20 Menai Bridge, Anglesey 35 84 E. S. Jones (a) .............. Aberdeen Trawlers £1 0 48 G. A. Butler (A) ............... ...... Landscape 50 85 K. Lek (A) ........................ ... Bric-a-brac 5 49 Miss M. Blackburn (A) ..................... Winter 15 Unframed 4 SO E. V. Forrest (A) ............ Evening, Mousehole £30 86 K. Lek (A) .. ...................... The Washing-u p 8 51 C. W. Howarth (A) ... Autumn at Pen y Gwryd 16 87 Mrs. M. Jaggar (A) ................................ 52 Miss M. Blackburn (A) ...... Conway Boatyard 15 . Treffos. Menai Bridge, Anglesey 53 W. McAllister Turner (A) ...... Sychnant Pass 50 88 Miss M. Mostyn (A) ............ Sleeping Babe 20 54 W. McAllister Turner (A) ............... ........ 89 D. Rayner .. ... .. .. .. .. .. .. Cliffs at Saltdean 20 The Choteau at Lourdes 90 J. A. Hill .................. Leyland, Lancashire 15 55 C. W. Howarth (A) Crib Gach and Snowdon 12 166 Jonah Jones (A) ......... Rhiannon (Sculpture) 25 56 H. L. Riding (A) ...... ........... .... Autumn Mist £25 167 Mrs. A. B. Moreton (A) .......................... 57 A. E. Matthews (A) ............... Near Ruth in 20 Portrait of a Youth (Sculpture ) 58 Miss M. Blackburn (A) ...... Monday at Conway 12 59 A. Burgess Sharrocks (A) ............... Glenmai 60 Mrs. M. E. Ayrton (A) ... Fields, Dwyryd Valley 10 Wynne Room 61 A. E. Matthews (A) .................. San Marco 35 62 K. A. Jameson (A) ........................... Roses 15 63 E. V. Forrest (A) ................. ........ .. ....... .. 91 Mrs. P. E. Pri de (A) .................. Philippa 25 92 Miss M. Blackburn (A) ......................... .. ~ Fore Street, St. Ives , Cornwall £25 64 G. A. Butler (A) .. ......................... Insect 25 Old Tree Trunks, Conway Shore 15 65 R. Ostle (a) ... ........................... The Return 93 G. Jenkinson (A) ............................... .. 66 Mrs. F. Campbell-Blair (a) ..................... .. Piccadilly Circus, London £200 Ballroom. Laleaopolda 94 J. R. Tuson .................. ...... Retrospection 65 95 Miss R. K. Hugh-Jones ... Clare Heaton Cooper 9 Wynne Room 96 H. Harries (a) ... ... Melting Snow, Aberystwyth 8 124 F. M. Mal ins (a) .............................. Relief 30 97 Miss D. M.Worth ... Rhosi/1 Bay, Gower Coast 12 125 J. Shore (A) .............................. Odyssey 25 98 R. Williams ............... Barton Power Station 15 126 F. M. Malins (a) .. .............. .............. Relief 50 99 A. C. Browne (a) ........... .......... .. ._ ... ........ 127 R. Ostle (a) . .. .. ... 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