FAMOUS PAINTINGS
TO CROSS THE ATLANTIC. Pr«* Association—By Telegraph—Copyrigm LONDON, August 29. (Received Aug. 29, at 9.60 p.m.) The Daily Express understands that besides the two Reynolds’ pictures which were sold by Lord Glenconner to Mr Arthur Ruch, acting on behalf of a wealthy American client, there are others from his Lordsfiip’s famous collection. The amount received by Lord Glenconner is believed to have been about £200,000.
A London message dated August 22 stated; —Sir Joshua Reynolds's picture, “The /Young Fortune-teller, and his portrait, “The Viscountess Crosbie,” two ox Britain’s greatest pictures, have been /sold by Lord Glenconner to an American connoisseur. It is reported that the price waa over £104,000.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18954, 30 August 1923, Page 7
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111FAMOUS PAINTINGS Otago Daily Times, Issue 18954, 30 August 1923, Page 7
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