EXHIBITION OF BRITISH CONTEMPORARY ART

Evening Star, Issue 21079, 16 April 1932, Page 23

EXHIBITION OF BRITISH CONTEMPORARY ART

A very large number of people accepted the invitation of Mr E, Murray Fuller, on Friday afternoon, to a private view of the very extensive collection of pictures which he is at present exhibiting in the Pioneer Hall. Sir H. Lindo Ferguson formally opened the exhibition, after which those present availed themselves of the opportunity to take a first look at these art treasures, which Mr Fuller has been enterprising enough to bring to New Zealand. Among those present were Mr and Mrs R. S. Black, Mr and Mrs E. I. Halsted, Dr and Mrs Marshall Macdonald, Mr and Mrs Mandeno, Dr and Mrs S. Batchelor, Mr and Mrs O’Keefe, Dr and Mrs Stuart Moore, Mr and Mrs P. L. Ritchie, Mr and Mrs N. Haggitt, Dr and Mrs Riley, Mr and Mrs John Begg, Mr and Mrs J. M‘lndoe, Mr and Mrs J. Loudon, Mr and Mrs Donn, Mr and Mrs J. G. Johnston, Mr and Mrs Mathieson, Mr and Mrs L. Salmond, Mr and Mrs Ecclcs. Lady Carncross, Mr and Miss Theorain, Dr and Mrs Geoffrey Barnett, Mesdames R. Kennedy, E. M. Theomin, H. Siedeberg, R. W. Glendinning, C. Speight, Esmond Barden, Maurice Myers, P. M'Laurin, Napier, Kerr, K. S. Ramsay, Oldham, H. Speight, M’Lintock, Thomas Brown, Vallange, C. Greenslade, Waters, Burnett, Laidlaw, Misses Kelsey, Cargill, Brenda Bell, Glendinning, Speight, May Barron, Hutton, Sanders, Nicoll, Reeves (two), Batchelor, Halsted, Salmond (two), Fenwick, B. Williams, Burnett, Passmore, Cutten, Scott, and D. Jackson, Messrs G. R. Ritchie, P. L, Halsted, R. Little, A. H. Fisher, Lothian, Oliver, M'Ginty, and Bollard.