PICTURES SOLD
SOCIETY OF ARTS SHOW DRAWS ADMIRERS
Several more pictures, to the value of £55 13s have been pur chased by patrons of art at the annual exhibition of the Auckland Society of Arts. Sales so far have been most encouraging and there is every prospect that the year will bo a good one for the artists. \ttendances, too, have been larget than usual. Every day tiie gallery lias been thronged with visitors anxious to see the splendid collection of pictures which is on .view. The following are the latest sales: The Lifting of the Eog” (£l2 12s), Alice F. Whyte; ‘'lceland Poppies' «£7 7sl. Alice F. Whyte; “Evening, Valley Oureke, Morocco’’ (£7 7s), J. Weeks; “Winter Sunshine, Italy” ( £l2 12s). J. Weeks; “Devonshire Farm Buildings” (£lO 10s), G. Ball; “Tho Big Stack” (£2 2s), Pascoe Redwood; “Night, Collins Street, Melbourne” (£3 3s), Pascoc Redwood.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 986, 31 May 1930, Page 10
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146PICTURES SOLD Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 986, 31 May 1930, Page 10
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