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Art the Friends of York Art Gallery Have Helped to Buy Art The Friends of York Art Gallery Have Helped to Buy Year Art Work Title Artist York Art Gallery Reference 2018 Three Dark Glazed Pots Patrick Reed YORAG: 2018.5 -7 2018 Ceramic Dish Robert Brumby YORAG: 2018.4 2018 British American Scarecrow Mohamed Sami YORAG: 2018.42 2017 Double Stuart John Langton YORAG: 2017.7 2016 Twelve Apostles Loretta Braganza YORAG: 2016.4 2016 Lumber Room Jug Emily Sutton YORAG: 2016.37 2016 Noah's Ark Emily Sutton YORAG: 2016.38 2016 Riffli Austin Wright YORAG: 2017.28 2015 Melanie Grayson Perry YORAG: 2015.9 2015 Proposed Museum Garden Sculpture Park Patrick Hall YORAG:2014.4 2015 NUD4 Sarah Lucas YORAG: 2014.19.a-c. 2014 View of Exhibition Square Ed Kluz YORAG: 2014.16 2014 Tower of Pots Clare Twomey Not Applicable 2014 New Expressions Phil Eglin YORAG: 2015.15 2013 Passage and Paradise Lost Stephen Dixon YORAG: 2012.48.1-6 2013 Portrait of Mrs. Brookes Unknown YORAG: 2014.18 2012 Drawings Jules George YORAG: 2013.1.1 - 1.7 2011 The Anonymous Rose Simon Periton YORAG: 2011.1743 2011 Yellow Open Form Merete Rasmussen YORAG: 2011.1742 2010 Jar Emile Lenoble YORAG: 2010.1 2009 Preparing for a Fancy Dress Ball William Etty YORAG: 2009.6 2008 Oval Dish and 'Dovecote' Mike Eden YORAG: 2008.2 2008 Dovecote Paul Young YORAG: 2008.1 2008 Temperance "Toby Jug" Richard Slee YORAG: 2008.252 2008 Equanimity Chris Levine YORAG: 2009.2 2007 Dish Tomimoto Kenkichi YORAG: 2006.352 2007 Nine Portraits of the Cholmeley Family John Sell Cotman YORAG: 2006.1202-7 2006 York Minster from Stonemason's Yard John Varley YORAG: 2006.2 2006 Foot 'N' Mouth Mug Paul Scott YORAG: 2005.606 2006 Ischia Julian Trevelyan YORAG: 2006.354 2006 York Minster Jake Attree YORAG: 2006.1201 2005 Bowl 'Scene de Tauromachie' Pablo Picasso YORAG: 2005.603 2005 Porcelain Teapot and Six Cups Chris Keenan YORAG: 2005.41-6 2004 Vessel for Dark Air Gordon Baldwin YORAG: 2003.12 2003 Portrait of Jean Abercromby Allan Ramsay YORAG: 2003.2 2003 African Musicians Samuel Haile YORAG: 2004.5 2003 Bursting Dense Garlic Bud Life Force Bottle Kate Malone YORAG: 2003.3 2001 A Picnic at a Country Inn Luis Paret y Alcázar YORAG: 2001.42 2000 Approaching Storm over Calver Hill Michael Bilton YORAG: 1497 2000 Portrait of Nicolas Poussin Gianlorenzo Bernini YORAG: 1502 1999 Egyptian Head Disappearing into Descending Clouds David Hockney YORAG: 1491 1999 Surgeon Waiting Barbara Hepworth YORAG: R4501 1999 Tall Vessel Elizabeth Fritsch YORAG: 1495 1998 Portrait of Elizabeth Betts, Mrs Benjamin Hoadly William Hogarth YORAG: 1485 1998 Blue-Striped Tablecloth Mary Fedden (gift) YORAG: 1487 1998 Portrait of John Flaxman John Raphael Smith YORAG: 2006.3 1997 Study for 'Nameless and Friendless' Emily Mary Osborn YORAG: 1483 1996 John Smyth of Heath Hall Pompeo Girolamo Batoni YORAG: 1482 1996 Maquette for 'Two Rings' Austin Wright YORAG: 1479 1995 Portrait Bust of Lady Ribblesdale John Bacon, the Younger YORAG: 1477 1995 Campagna Landscape Gaspard Dughet YORAG: 1478 1995 The Castle Mills Bridge, York Thomas Shotter Boys YORAG: 3711 1994 Action and Inaction William Staite Murray YORAG: 1476 1994 Children Swimming Under Ouse Bridge John Varley YORAG: R3644 1993 Portrait of a Lady John Vanderbank YORAG: 1470 1993 Pencil Drawings: Mary; Aurea Howard George Howard YORAG: 2006.1196; R3571 1993 Maquette for the 'Puy de Dôme' Figure F.E. McWilliam YORAG: 1472 1992 Lidded Jar David Lloyd-Jones YORYM: 2004.1.2543 1991 Minster Court Algernon Cecil Newton YORAG: 1454 1991 Dead Christ Supported by Two Angels Bernardino Fungai YORAG: 1455 1991 Study for 'Many Happy Returns of the Day' William Powell Frith YORAG: 1457 1991 William Etty in the Life School of the R.A. William Holman Hunt YORAG: R3257 1989 Torso Victor Reinganum YORAG: R3175 1989 Double Jug Form Alison Britton YORAG: 1447 1987 York Minster from the City Walls John White Abbott YORAG: R2 1987 Hon. Lady Stanhope and Countess of Effingham Francis Cotes YORAG: 1414 1985 The Betrayal of Christ Carel Victor Morlais Weight YORAG: 1403 1985 Ouse Bridge John White Abbott YORAG: R2695 1985 Lidded Container (2) Richard Launder YORAG: 1395.a-b 1985 Large Vessel Jim Malone YORAG: 1397 1985 Vase Richard Batterham YORAG:1405 1984 A Face in The Audience Albert Joseph Moore YORAG: R2485 1984 Ceramics Not Identified Not Applicable 1984 Winged Vessel Colin Pearson YORAG: 1389 1983 The Balcony at the Alhambra Spencer Gore YORAG: 1384 1982 Miss Crompton's Room Mary Ellen Best YORAG: R2394 1982 The Artist at Work Mary Ellen Best YORAG: R2396 1982 General Norcliffe in His Study Mary Ellen Best YORAG: R2397 1982 Woman feeding Two Horses James LLoyd YORAG: R2341 1982 Portrait of a Young Woman William Patrick Roberts YORAG: 1373 1982 Gun Crew Henry Lamb YORAG: 1376 1981 The Trail of War Sydney William Carline YORAG: 1371 1980 Silver Dollar Bar Edward Burra YORAG: R1437 1978 Portrait of Miss Elizabeth Heathcote Lewis Vaslet YORAG: 1352 1977 The Cathedral of Socialism (Kathedrale) Lyonel Feininger YORAG: R1987 1972 Self-Portrait Andrea Soldi YORAG: 1215 1968 Portrait of Robert Ledger John Maurice Hauck YORAG: 1161 1968 Arthur Wentworth of Bulmer Nathan Drake (after) YORAGL R1905 1968 Self-Portrait William Peckitt YORAG: 620 1968 Lithograph of York Minster G. Simonau YORAG: R1475 1966 Red Plot Peter Donnelly YORAG: 1121 1966 Flickering Grid II Oliver Bevan YORAG: 1122 1964 View of York (1680-1700) Francis Place YORAG: R1811 1963 Portrait of a Lady in a Green Dress John Greenwood (after) YORAG: 1051 1961 Three Blacks Alexander MacKenzie YORAG: 987 1961 Five Women (lead sculpture) Austin Wright YORAG: 912 1960 Portrait of Sir Herbert Read Bryan Kneale YORAG: 960 1956 Bust of Alfred Wolmark Henri Gaudier-Brzeska YORAG: 876 1953 Studies for 'Bicyclists against a Blue Background' Robert Medley YORAG:R2194 - 5 1952 Ceramic Figure of Pan Clodion (after) YORAG: 1952.635 1952 Apotheosis of Homer John Flaxman YORAG: 1952.636 1952 Chess Piece - Queen (Lady Macbeth) John Flaxman YORAG: 1952.637 1952 Chess Piece - King (Macbeth) John Flaxman YORAG: 1952.638 1951 Piccadilly Circus Jacques-Emile Blanche YORAG: 566 1949 Samson and Delilah Pieter Soutman YORAG:15.
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