Illustrated catalogue of the Robert Mcdougall Art Gallery 1931

ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE 

OF 

THE ROBERT McDOUGALL 

ART GALLERY 

CHRISTCHURCH - NEW ZEALAND 

REPRODUCTIONS BY JAMES THOMSON 

WHITCOMBE & TOMBS LIMITED 

AUCKUND . CHRISTMURCH . DUNEDIN. MUlNGTON 

MELBWRNE . SYDNEY LONDON

PORTRAIT 

OF ROBERT 

E. MCDOUGALL NO. 103 

By Archibald F. Nicoll 

Presented by R. E. McDougalC, Esq.

ROBERT EWING MCDOUGALL was born in Melbourne, 

of Scotch parentage-came to Christchurch 

as a child-was educated at Mr. Charles 

Cook's School and at Christ's College. 

At the age of 14 he entered a Bank, and 

seven years later became junior partner in the 

firm of Aulsebrook & Co. After ten years as 

junior partner he bought Mr. Aulsebrook's in- 

terest in the company, and as sole proprietor 

and manager he has made his Company one of 

the most prosperous commercial undertakings 

in New Zealand. 

Mr. McDougall has always been interested 

in Art, buying pictures from time to time with 

good taste and discrimination. He has always 

looked forward to the time when he should be 

able to present to the City of Christchurch a 

gallery worthy of the collection of pictures which 

had been assembled by the Canterbury Society 

of Arts. In I 92 8 he lodged with the City Council 

the sum of Ezj,ooo which has been generously 

supplemented since the building was begun. 

The Robert McDougall Gallery was built 

on a site granted to the City by the Domains 

Board. The foundation stone was laid on May 

28th, 1928, by Mr. McDougall. The Gallery

wasformaI1y opened QD J.um I 6th 19.p~ by Mr. 

D. G. Sd&m, My or dE (5hrBt&weB, 

The baildifigT and ?ts ~ite, are med $Q the 

Christchwch City Cdufil. 

The Caesw;erbury SoAeq 6f Am b d d jder 

its v&ah]r: cwlldan

ROBERT McDOUGALL ART GALLERY 

SCULPTURE 

(Entrance lobby) 

BRONZE PORTRAIT OF R. E. McDOUGALL 

FRANCIS A. SHURROCK, A.R.C.A. (London) 

Francis A. Shurrock was born and educated in England; 

came to New Zealand in 1924. 

Presented by the Canterbury Society of Arts. 

I. THE LASS OF DEE 

C. L. HARTWELL, R.A. 

C. L. Hartwell has had work purchased by the Chantrey 

Bequest. 

Presented by the Canterbury Society of Tmu -

Robert McDo.ugal1 Art GaZlery 

2. DAUGHTER OF EVE 

C. RIDSON 

C. Kidson was born in England ; studied in Birmingham. 


3. THE AGE OF INNOCENCE 

ALFRED DRURY, R.A. 

Alfred Drury was educated in England; work purchased 

by the Chantrey Bequest. 

Presented by the Canterbury Society of Arts.

4. WEER CWNP DOWN THE MaUNTBXH

No. 5

E 8. CLEARING AFTER RAIN 

NUGIENT WELCH 

Nugent Welch was born in Naw Zealand. New Zealad 

Official War Artist in the Great War. Studied in Wellington. 

Presented by the Canterbury StJciety of Arts. 

/" 

r' 9. 6. HARPER, ESQ. 

ARCHIBALD F. NIGOLL 

(See No. 6) 

PrssedMd by b h Gtizens of Wi9tchu

18 Robert McDougaZl Art Gallery 

10. WINTER IN THE HIGHLANDS 

GEORGE HOUSTON, R.S.A., R.S.W. 

[ 1. PSYCHE 

Presented by the Canterbury Society of A,*- 

SOLOMON J. SOLOMON, R.A. 

Presented by tho Canterbury Society of Arts. 

12. THE UPLANDS 

ARNESBY BROWN, R.A. 

Arnesby Brown, work purchased by the Chantrey Bequest. 

13. YOUTH 


I . 

CU 

ELIZABBTH KELLY 

- .!- . 

Elizabeth Kelly was born in New Zealand. Studied at 

Canterbury School of Art and in England. Exhibited in Academy 

and Salon (Honourable mention 1932.) 


14. HORSES ON THE QUAY 

SYDNEY L. THOMPSON 

Sydney L. Thompson was born in New Zealand. Studied 

Canterbury School of Art and in Paris. Exhibited in Academy 

and Salon (Honourable Mention). 


L.

15. FISHING VILLAGE 

Robert McDo~gall Art Gallery 23 

TERRICK WILLIAMS, A.R.A., R.I., R.A. 


16. IN SUNNY ITALY 

ROBERT PROCTER 

Rohrt Procter studied at Canterbury School of Art, Paris 

and Italy. 


1 7 REVERIE 

G. W. JOY 


18. ST. PAUL'S GATHEDRAL 

CECIL F. KELLY 

Cecil F. Kelly was born in New Zealand. Studied at Canter- 

bury School of Art. 


19. THE BLACK HAT 

GEORGE HENRY, R.A. 

George Henry studied in Glasgow. Member of the Glasgow 

Group. 

Premted by the Canterbury Society of Arts.

Robert McDouggall Art Gallery 

20. THE DOME-SOUTHERN ALPS 

CECIL F. KELLY 

(See No. 18) 


21. MARE AND FOAL 

LUCY KEMP- WELCH, R.O.I. R.I. 

(See No. 4) 


22. MAKING LIGURIAN LACE 

HENRY LA THANGUE, R.A. 

Henry La Thangue studied at Royal Academy Schools 

and Paris. Exhibited in Royal Academy and Salon. 

Work purchased by the Chantrey Bequest. 


23. A SUNNY AFTERNOON 

BERTRAM PRIESTMAN, R.A. 


24. THE DROVER 

RICHARD WALLWORK, A.R.C.A. (Ptg. London) 

(See No. 5) 

Presented by George Humphreys, Esq.

25. NASTURTIUMS 

Robert McDougall Art Gallery 

IDA CAREY 

Ida Carey was barn in New Zealand; studied in Auckland 

and Sydmey. 

Preseated by George Humphreys, Esq. 

26. GLEN DOCHART 

NIELS M. LUND 

presented by the Canterbury Society of Arts. 

27. THE BLUE JACKET 

WALTER WEBSTER, R.O.I., R.I. 

Presented by the Society for Imperial Cultare. 

28. A DIFFERENCE 

C. M. PADDAY, R.I. 


29. THE FOG HORN 

HELP SMITH, R.B.A. 


Robert McDougaU Art Gallery 31 

No. 18 '

No. 22

McDutgall Art Gallery 

I. 

30, THE wlkAbZdss 

+- - 

(f. D. LESLIE, R.A. 

&q m, a3a%tmY BqW. 

- , . . H. EASTLAKE 

f . 

.. . 

32. lib 5COTGH BELLSIDE 

W. MEBZIES GIBB 

8 0 

33. WE'VE IPLEBM THE MEADOWS ALL DAY 

W. QPBS HANKEY, A.R.W.S., R.O.I. 

* qb*drn 

34, .TWIN LAHW 

T. SIDNEY COOPER, R.A. 

Prmenixxl by &he family of the late James Jamiesan. 

35. THE FOXnrTAUI 

Bd 

'- A. BREAKSPEARE

38 Robert McDowgal.4 Art Gallery 

36. SEA STUDY 

HENRY MOORE, R.A. 

Wwk pur by @F! C%amy Bqnw. 

PrBmted by f&f@gr .af %he kt% fapbg~ plmi@m. 

89, A READING FROM PLAT0 

G. DEMAIN HAMMOND, R.I. 

Presented by the family of the late James Jamitsson. 

38. THE ROMANCE 

I . - ROBERT ANNING BELL, R.A. 

I1 _. 

' Work purchased by the Chantrey Bequest. 

Presented by the family of the late James Jamieson. 

39. THE SLOPING DECK 

W. L. WYLLIE, R.A. 

Work purchased by the &trey Bequest. 


40. LANDSCAPE 

GERADE MESERBY 

Presente'd by the family of the late James Jamieson. 

41. THE SEWING PARTY 

TERRICK WILLIAMS, A.R.A., R.I., R.A. 

p32 Ha. 1.5) 

Prt3$en.W by the M y of the late James Jade=.

No. 27

Robert MeDougall Art Gallq

Robert McDougall Art Gallery 43 

No. 43

Robert McDougalL Art Gallery 45 

42. THE HARBOUR 

COLIN HUNTER, A.R.A. . 

Presented by the family of the late James Jamiesm. 

43. JAMES JAMIESON 

ELIZABETH WALLWORK 

Eliaabeth Wallwork studied in England; came to New Zealand 

in 1911. Exhibited in Salon. 

Resented by the family of the late James Jamieson. 

44. PARSONAGE FARM 

YEEND KING, R.I. 

Wosk purchased by the Chantrey Bequest. 

Presented by +he family of the late James Jamkson. 

45. HOEING THE CROP 

JAMES M. NAIRN 

Studied in Glasgow. Member of the Glasgow Group ; came 

to New ZeaIand 1890. 

Presented by the Canterbnry Society of Arts. 

46. CiZALE CLLFeS 

C. H. EASTLAKE 

(See No. 31) 


47. LOW TIDE 

ALFRED W. WALSH 

, Alfred W. Walsh was born at Kynet-on, Victoria. Studied , 

in Dudin and at Canterbury School of Art. 


I I-'.

Rnhsrt McDougall Art Gallery 

No. 48 

48. ENA PAPATAI 

C. F. GOLDIE 

C. I?. Goldie was born in Auckland. Studied in Paris at 

J ulien's. 


49. SHOWERY WEATHER 

HANS HEYSEN 

Hans Heysen was born at Hamburg. Studied at Adelaide. 

South Australia and in Italy. 

Presented by the family of the late James Jamieson.

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50. ST. IVES 

' 1 I 

McDougalL Art Gallery 

- 8 2 

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OWEN MERTON, R.B.A 

Owen Merton was born in Christchurciq New %e&? ' 

Studied at Canterhury School of Art and with Charles 1 

Havemaert. 

Presented by the family of the late James Jamjesoni , 

5 1. CORN FIELD 

EUGENE J. BOUDIN 

Presented by the famity of the late James Jamieson. 

52. THE CLOCK TOWER, ROUEN . 

THOMAS CANE 

' 

Thomas Cane trained as an architect under Gilbert Sccrte 

came to New Zealand in 1873. 

Rented by the family of the late James Jamieson. 

53. MAJORCA-AFTER MASS 

C. N. WORSLEY, R.B.A. 

' 

C. N. Worsley was born in England. Studied in England, 

Exhibited at the Royal Academy. 

Presented by the family of the late James Jamies\onP 

54. INTERIOR 

PETRUS VAN DER VELDEN 

Petms Van der Velden was born in Holland, came to New 

Zealand in 1872. Pictwes in the National Museum, Amsterdam 

and the Hague Art Wev. 


4

48 Robert McDozlgall Art Gallery 

55. SPRING IN THE 'HIGHLANDS 

GEORGE HOUSTON, R.S.A., R.S. W. 

(See No. 10) 


56. THE MARKET 


(See No. 16) 


57. DUTCH FUNERAL BARGE 


(See No. 54) 


5%. AN EASTERN BARBER 

F. BRAIGWYN, R.A. 

F. Brangwyn was born in Belgium. Self educated. Designed 

for William Morris and Co. 


59. ON THE BEACH 

CHARLES SIMPSON, R.I. 

Presented by the family of the late James Jamieson 

60. CALM MORNING ON THE CLYDE 

PATRICK DOWNIE, R.S.W. 

Presented by the family of the late James jamieson.


61. AFTER THE DANCE 

F. PRUDILLA 


62. FISHERMAN'S HEAD 


(See No. 54) 

From the collection of the late Stephen Powell. 

, Presented by Canterbury College. 

63. THE DUTCH FUNERAL 


(See No. 54) 

Presented by H. C. D. Van Asch, Esq. 

. -. 

64. MOUNT EARNSLAW . - . a 

J. F. SCOTT 


65. LE LECTURE DE LA BIBLE 

HENRIETTE BROWNE 

Presented by R. E. McDougall, Esq. 

66. WELCOME MORSEL 

L. C. NIGHTINGALE 



67. ON THE ROAD TO PEEL FOREST 

W. MENZIES GIBB 

(See No. 32) 


68. THE KEY TO NORMANDY 

A. HAYWARD 


69. A CANTERBURY PASTORAL 

W. MENZIES GIBB 

,9 

(See No. 32) 


70. PEACOCKS 

Mrs. M. E. R. TRWIZ 

Mrs. M. E. R. Tripe was born in ChrisCchnrch, New Zealan 

Studied under Nairn, and in England under Whiting. 

Presented by J. J. Thornson, Esq. 

7 1. HOONLIGHT 

JULIUS OLSSOI, R.A. 

Julius Olsson, work purchased by the Chantrey Bequest. 

Presented by the Canterbury Sociiety of Arts.

72. HILL LEOPARDS 

Robert Mc Doggall Art Gallery 53 

ARTHUR WARDLE 

Arthur Wardle, work purchased by the Chantrey Bequest. 


73. ON THE TEIGN, NORTH DEVON 

E. GOULDSMITH, R.B.A., R.W.A. 


74. GLASGERION 

G. SHERIDAN KNOWLES 

G. Sheridan Knowles studied in Manchester and at Royal 

Academy Schools, London. 


, m t , 

75. THE LIFE CLASS - , , I 'I 

8 - 

,, -, 8 '; 

G. K. WEBBER 

G. K. Webber was born in New Zealand. Studied at Auck- 

land, Christchurch and London. Killed in the Great War. 


76. CYNTHIA'S BIRTHDAY 

H. LINLEY RICHARDSON, R.B.A. 

P n t d by the C3tnterb.m~ S&'z$ ef Arts.

77. SUMMER 

Robert McDozlgaZ.4 'Art Gallery 

NUGENT WELCH 

(See No. 8) 


a: 

- . 

78. THE TYRANT 

Mrs. SEYMOUR LUCAS 

Presented by the CanterbLry Society of Arts. 

79. MAY DAY 

FRED ROE, R.I., R.B.A. 

Presented by ~e Canterbury Society of Arts. 

80. TERESINA 

LORD LEIGHTON, P.R.A. 

Presented by the Canterbury Society of Brts. 

81. EVENING GLOW 

GRACE BUTLER 

Grace Butler was born in New Zealand. Studied at Napier 

Art School and Canterbury School of Art. 


82. MONA VALE 

CEDRIC SAVAGE 

Cedric Savage was born in New Zealand. Studied at Canterbvry 

School of Art and in Sydney. 


Robert McDotgall Art Gallery 55 &.I, 

83. SIR R. HEATON RHODES, K.C.V.O., K.B.E., M.L.C. 

W. A. BOWRING, R.I., R.O.I. 

VV'. A Bowring was born in Auckland, New Zealand. 


84. A SLAVE 

St. GEORGE HARE, R.1.j R.O.1. 


85. TUDDINGTON 

Sir DAVID MURRAY, R.A., R.W.S., P.R.I. 


86. A BLUE ROOM IN KENSINGTON 

J. DURDEN, R.O.I. 

Presented by Citizens of Christchurch. 

87. MAORI MOTHER AND CHILD 


(See No. 14) 

Resented by R. E. McDougall, Esq. 

88. A SUMMER IDYLL 

JAMES M. NAIRN 

(See No. 45) 

Presented by the Cwbrbury Society of Arts. 

89. DOCK STUDY WITH BOATS (Pastetel) 

C. FROMUTH 



90. AUTUmN 

W. E. CHAPMAN 

W. E. Chapman was born in New Zealand. Studied at 

Canterbury School of Art and in Paris. Exhibited in Salon. 

Settled in New York. 


91. A HOT DAY 

C. F. GOLDIB 

(See No. 48) 


92. SUNNY HOURS - 


(See No. 16) 


93. LAKE WAKATIPU 

W. M. HODGKINS 

W. M. Hodgkins studied in Dunedin, New Zedand. 


94. BERNE 

C. N. WORSLEY, R.B.A. 

(See No. 53) 


95. THE MARBLE SHRINE 

RICHARD WALLWORK, A.R.C.A. (Ptg. London) 

(See No. 5) 


96. MOUNT SEFTON 

Miss D. K. RICHMOND 

No. 96 

Miss D. K. Richmond was born in Auckland, New Zealand. 

Studied at the Slade School under Le Gros, and under Norman 

Garstin. 


97. IN SHELTER 

R. W. ALLEN, R.W.S., R.S.W. 


98. ROSES 

Miss M. 0. STODDART 

' I;'&@. 97 

Miss M. 0. Stoddart was born in New Zedand. Studied at 

Christchurch, and with Chas.Lasar. Exhibited in Royal Academy, 

Salon, and Royal Institute of Water Colours. 

~re&nted by the Canterbury Society of Arts. 

99. A CASE OF MINIATURES 

(I) Ode on Indolenee. FLORENCE KINGSFORD. 

(2) Joan. GWEN HUGHES 

(3) Reverie. L. HEATH, R.M.S. 

(4) Darby. GWEN HUGHES. 

(5) Kitty. ELIZABETH WALLWORK. 

(6) Damarls. D. DARNELL.

Robert McDo~gall Art Gallery 59 

100. HORSE AND CART 

MAUD SHERWOOD 

'ON THE MOOR"- KYLES OF BUTE 

W. EYRE WALKER, R.W.S. 


102. JASON PLOUGHING THE ACRE OF MARS 

(Bronze) 

GILBERT BAYES, F.R.B.S. 


103. R. E. MeDOUGALL, ESQ. 

ARCHIBALD F. NICOLL 

(See No. 6) 

Presented by Mr. McDougail 

104. HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT, WESTMINSTER 

W. MATTHEW HALE, R.W.S. 


6a owgaJ1 Art Galley 

. . 

105. IN THE OTIRA 


($See KG. %!j , , 

.Presented by the CLlnkltrlJw of Arts. 

106. CASE OF MINIATURES 

(1) Reverie. A. MUSSPRATT. 

8 n 

(2) In the Garden. M. B. WORSFOLD, R.M.S. 

(3) Daughter of Charles I (after Vandyke). 

(4) Innocence. E. COTTON HAIG, R.M.S. 

VERE TEMPLE. 

(5) Summer Days. M. LEE HANKEY, R.M.S. 

In7, MOUNT ELLIOT AND JERVOIS GLACIER 

A. E. BAXTER 

A. E. Baxter was born in New Zealand; studied at Canterbury 

School of Art. Exhibited in Academy and Salon. 


108. CONSPIRATORS 

E. BUNDY, R.I., RO.1. 


ReBart McDwigCEEl Avt GaEEety 61 

No. 185

t McDougall Art Gallery

1 10. AUTUMN 

HAROLD SPEED, R.P. 

Harold Speed. R.P., has had work purchased by the Chantrey 

Bequest. 


66 Robert M~Dougall Art Gallery 

111. QREYMOUTH HABBOUB 


(See No. 47) 

Presented by the Canterbury Society of A*. 

112. LAKE TE WIIARAU 

JOHN GULLY 

John Gully came to New Zealand in the heearly days 

Presented by tlre Canterbury Society of Arts. 

1 13. A DOMET COTTAGE 

Mrs. H. ALLINGHAM, R.W.S. 


1 14. VAlSON LA ROmAINE 

JAMES COOK 

James Cook was barn in Chlistohutch. Sued at Can. 

term School of Art and in Edinbnrgh. 

Present@ by the Caaterhnry Society of A&. 

1 15. MARSEILLES 

OWEN MERTON, R.B.A. 

(See Uo. 50) 

Presented by Miss M. L. Grjgg

1 AVIGNON FROM THE PALACE GARDEN 

JAMES COOK 

(See No. 114) 


1 17. TRE FAERI, QUBMI-m. SPBNCEB RANGE 

G. K. ELIOTT 

No. 116 

@. H. Eliot? s ~ ~ at e School d of Art, Badford, and the 

I%-1 College of A@s, Loadon; came to New Zealend in 1881. 

Exbtbited Royal Institute of Water Colour3. . 

Presented by. the anterbury Society of Arts.

Robert McDozlgatl Art Gallery 

1 18. THE TAKAKA VALLEY 

JAMES CROWE RICHMOND, M.L.C. 

James Crowe Richmond came to New Zealand in 1851. 

Exhibited at Royal Academy. 


4 . 

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1 19. GLEN FINLIS, PERTHSHIRE 

DAVID LAW, R.B.A. 


120. POOL AMONG THE HILLS 

Sir E. A. WATERLOW, R.A., P.R., W.S. 

Sir E. A. Waterlow, R.A.. P.R., W .S., has had work pur- 

chased by the Chantrey Bequest. 

Presented by the Canterbury Society of Atts. 

121. ON THE OUSE 

CLAUDE HAYES, R.I. 

Presented by the Canterbury Society of Arcs. 

TP. 

122. OLD DUTCH GALLIOT 

Miss JENNY WIMPERIS 

Miss Jenny Wimperis was born in England. Studied at 

Munich and Antwerp. 



123. A FARM SCENE 

E. WAYMOUTH 

(See Mrs. Hughes, No. 126) 


124. LA PICCOLA MARINA CAPRI 

OLIVIA SPENCER-BOWER 

Olivia Spencer-Bower came to New Zealand in 1920. Studied 

at Canterbury School of Art, the Slade School, and Grosvenor 

School of Modem Art. 

Presented by the Canterbury Society -$ A -+- 

125. THE SWING 

NORMAN LINDSAY 

Norman Lindsay was born and studied in Australia. 

Presented by G. Sevicke Jones, Esq. 

126. CLIFFS NEAR LAND'S END 

ELEANOR HUGHES, R.I. W. 

Elmor Hughes ( E. Waymouth), was born in New Zealand. 

Studied at Canterbury School of Art and with Stanhbpe 

Forbes and Splenlow. Exhibited at Royal Academy aad 

Royal Institute of Water Colours. 

, Presented by the Canterbury Society of Arts. 

127. TEE SUNLIT ~ L L 

K. M. BALLANTYIYE 

K. M. Ballantyne was born in New Zealand. Studied in 

Wellington. 

Presented by the Cauterbury Society of Arts,

70 Robert 1McDougall Art Gslllery 

. . I No. 128 

128. EVENING GLOW 


(See No. 14) 

Presented by the Canterbury Society of Arts., 

129. DOUBTS 

HENRIETTA RAE (Mrs. Normand) 


130. THE RIVER IACHNE, SOUTH WALES 

S. J. LAMORNA BIRCH, A.R.A., R.W.S. 

S. J. Lamorna Birch has had work purchased by the Chantrey 

Reoilest. 

Presented by the Canterbury Society of Arts. - 

k


13 1 . TRAILING MIST 

J. LAWSOW BALFOUR 

T. Lawson Balfour was born in Melbourne. 

Herkomer and at Julien's. Exhibited in the Royal Academy. 


132. SONG OF THE SHIRT 

C. H. EASTLAKE 

Presented by the Canterbury Society of Art.; 

1 33. LANDING HERRINGS 

CHARLES SIMPSON, R.I. 

(See No. 59) 

presented by the Canterbury Society of Arts. 

134. FORTUNE 

ELIZABETH WALLWORK 

(See No. 43) 

Presented by tlie Canterbury Society of Arts. 

135. MOUNT SEFTON 

C. N. WORSLEY 

(See No. 53) 


136. THE SISTERS 

W. E. CHAPMAN 

9 . (See No. 90) 



137. A VALLEY BY THE SEA 

W. MENZIES GIBB . 

(See No. 32) 


138. CONSENT 

T. C. GOTCH, R.I. 


139. THE KEEPER'S COTTAGE 

NIELS M. LUND 


140. A MAORI CHIEFTAIN 

C. F. GOLDIE 

(See No. 48) 


141. LEDA AND THE SWAN 

A. JOURDAN 

Presented by Canterbury College. 

142. STUDY 

A. H. O'KEEFFE 

A. H. O'Keeffe was born at Bendigo. Studied in Dunedin 

and- Paris. 

Presented by the Canterbury Society of Ads.


143. POOL NEAR ADELAIDE 

E. GOULDSMITH, R.B.A. 

&ment& hy the Ganbbmy %sty @f Arts. 

144. SUNSET ON PORT HILLS 

W. K. SPROTT 

W. K. Sprott was born in Duuedin. Studied at the Can- 

terbury School of Art. 


145. EARLY MORNING, JACKSONS 

H. HORRIDGE 

H. Horridge studied in England and at Canterbury School 

of Art. 


146. THE SUN-BATHED CLAY PIT 

J. WEEKS 

J. Weeks was born in New Zealand. Studied at Canterbury 

School of Art, Auckland, Christchurch and Edinburgh. 


76 Robert McDougalZ Art Gallery 

147. THE SEA AND THE BAY 

RHONA HASZARD 

No. 147 

Rhona Haszard was born in New Zealand. Studied at the 

Canterbury School of Art. 


i48. MAKING A CHAIN 

W. K. SPROTT 

(See No. 144) 

'Presented by the Canterbury Society of Arts.

Robert 2llcDo.ugall Art Gallery 77 

149. A COW DRINKING 

CUYP 

(Dutch School, 1620-1679) 


150. LANDSCAPE 

VAN GOYEN 

(Dutch School, 1596-1656) 

Presented by the Canterbury Society of Arts, 

15 1. SCENE IN A TAVERN 

JAN STEEN 

(Dutch School) 


152. SHADES OF EVENING 

JOHN GIBB 


153. BACCHUS AND ARIADNE 

JACOPO AMICONI 


1 54. STORMING THE MARTINIERE, LUCKNOW 

E. %'. TEMPLE 


155. THE SHAHEON Am THl3 OHlB@EAEE 

J, W. CARMIGHAEL 

Pmentecl Iry the Wbuty 30&ty of Arts. . 

156. BO!PTLE L11W 

JOBN GIBB 

Prw&d bp the WWbury Smiety of 

15B. PQPTBa 

SkM~BEE BUTLER 

Sitmud Butler, au#m irf "Wmhon," pas dS.0 a pahi* 

in ails, anrI &kited Qk the Wal Academy. 

P*ntea by ,QKL%C~UT~ an=. 

159. THE TROUBADOUR 

CHARGES OATTERmOLE, HJ. 

Pcesenkd by S. ~~ Sager, Esq. 

160. mas BURNH~BI BEEI[EH~ 

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Praented by the Canterbury Sdtky of Arts,

Atl%n R W ................... 97 

AUb&& H .................. 118 

surtichi, J... .................. 15% 

Cjibb 4 ................ ..IS%. 158 

~;ibbI . &&dps .... 8% 6?. 8. 1W 

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Get&, . C ................... 1 

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Illustrated catalogue of the Robert Mcdougall Art Gallery 1931

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