PICTURES FOR NEW ART GALLERY.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20563, 3 June 1932, Page 12

PICTURES FOR NEW ART GALLERY.

SUBSCRIPTION LIST OPBffljD BY SOCIETY OF AETB.J," The possibility that one the valuable pictures is Mr-Mnaj Fuller's exhibition of rnntiiiii'fiMjj] British art may be aeqnirpj McDougall Art Gallery is suj&ijm likely by the decision of thtf flijiijft of the Canterbury Society 'of open a subscription T&'jdiM ' of the Society is unanimous in mm* : ion that the opportunity should lost to the City to purchase' ' McDougall Gallery some of now on view at the exhibition^' In view of the fact that, tWjSodjjß has no funds, having spent all lfi to plus on the renovation of pietar«|» sented to the McDougall on the relief bust'of Mr' 2£v&3E» Dougall, which is being for presentation to the the total cost being in £250, it is impossible ' an important pietnre txim I&ves!j» tion. The Council of 1 ever, has deeided to opeai 1 list to enable the 'CaSd. church to contribute. 1 The list is now open ft* Art Gal 1 lery, and the ' aldson) will be pleufcTtp fers from the 1 - «J Vi * Beside the lumber t of water- coloTO%,lStttfiS«t eminent l in this is, d course, outstandinjf'aJid BO .ia Bowl Mint, and ia-aMiti* - there are W* an eminent a®* ' right, whose a our in con • ables him to secure »'Wie9»tiT« «fe<l which is expressive moment. Cecil Hnnt haa&e pakaslin eye ,for dramatic - 8 a basis of sound cative of his real r -t and Augustus John Jj two excellent drawings ® lection of etchings _ is worthy of full, tttntiw. V W t Lindsay can be .seen ag&imtFjyUUk *jj and Bussel Flint, and are examples of the- stmgtl\ytf* -■ v Nixon, the atmosphere' of "RwjpW and the second drawings of HmMi Todd. . The exhibition will day, bat will be open fn» Wfßffij I to 5.30 p.m., pn tl next week, as well as on-Vg!ii£jP Thursday, and Friday *