Mr Ian Sutherland and his son, Andrew, aged four, study “Bronze Namu B2” by a New Zealand artist, Don Binney, at a Small Format exhibition at the Canterbury Society of Arts in Christchurch. Artists were invited to send one work, with a longest side of no more than 50 centimetres, using any medium or style.
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55Mr Ian Sutherland and his son, Andrew, aged four, study “Bronze Namu B2” by a New Zealand artist, Don Binney, at a Small Format exhibition at the Canterbury Society of Arts in Christchurch. Artists were invited to send one work, with a longest side of no more than 50 centimetres, using any medium or style. Press, 16 March 1982, Page 12
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