Important & RareArt - 8 August

Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August

Important & Rare Art 6:30pm Tuesday 8 August

202 PARNELL RD AUCKLAND PO BOX 37 344 TEL +64 9 379 4010 PO Box 37344 Parnell, Auckland 1151 www.fineartauction.co.nz

1

2 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

Auction info

Evening of sale

Absentee bid form

p. 121

Conditions of Sale

p. 123

Index

p. 124

Please join us from 5.30pm for a glass of wine Please register for bidding number at viewing or on evening of sale Works purchased may be uplifted at close of sale or the following day 10:00am - 5:00pm Payment may not be made during auction

Auction Contacts

Richard Thomson Ph: +64 9 379 4010 richard@artcntr.co.nz Mobile: 027 4751 071 Frances Davies Ph: +64 9 379 4010 fran@artcntr.co.nz

Luke Davies Ph: +64 9 379 4010 luke@artcntr.co.nz James Watkins Ph: +64 9 366 6045 james@artcntr.co.nz www.fineartauction.co.nz info@internationalartcentre.co.nz Skype: fineartauction

Cover illustration: Lot 38 Back cover:

Lot 41

Inside front cover: Lot 37 Inside back cover: Lot 5

202 PARNELL RD AUCKLAND NEW ZEALAND TELEPHONE + 64 9 379 4010 www.internationalartcentre.co.nz

3

Adam Firth Photography Adam Firth Photogrpahy 4 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

Location and car parking

Viewing exhibition times International Art Centre, 202 Parnell Road, Auckland Monday

31 July

10:00am - 5:30pm

Tuesday

1 August

10:00am - 5:30pm

Wednesday

2 August

9:00am - 5:30pm

Thursday

3 August

9:00am - 5:30pm

Friday

4 August

9:00am - 5:30pm

Saturday

5 August

10:00am - 4:00pm

Sunday

6 August

11:00am - 4:00pm

Monday

7 August

9:00am - 5:30pm

Tuesday

8 August

9:00am - 1:00pm Auction 6:30pm

Parking During Viewing: Allocated carparks located directly behind International Art Centre Parking During Auction: Upper and lower carparks at rear of International Art Centre Further parking at St John’s Car Park, entry at 244 Parnell Road, 40 metres up from International Art Centre

202 PARNELL RD AUCKLAND NEW ZEALAND TELEPHONE + 64 9 379 4010 www.internationalartcentre.co.nz

5

Consign Now Contact Richard Thomson: Ph +64 9 379 4010 Mob 0274 75107 Email richard@artcntr.co.nz Confidentiality assured

CHARLES FREDERICK GOLDIE Fetched $1.377 million April 2016 The first painting to fetch over $1 million at auction in New Zealand and a record price for a Charles F Goldie painting at auction.

On loan to Auckland Art Gallery for three years courtesy of owner.

6 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

Important & Rare Art

Consign now - November 2017

Important & Rare auctions are the proven, pre-eminent sale category for major works of art offered for sale in New Zealand.

These auctions take place three times annually. As we fast approach our 50th year in business, experience continues to equal results. 2014 saw Important & Rare auctions realise five of New Zealand’s top ten auction prices. The following year saw new records set with the two top prices in Auckland achieved. With the addition of the record $1.175 million plus premium paid for a C F Goldie in April’s 2016 sale, International Art Centre achieved the three highest art auction prices in New Zealand’s history. Due to an appreciative, and greatly valued clientele of nationwide and international buyers and sellers we look forward to breaking new ground.

Raymond Ching fetched $100,000 April 2017 - An auction record

Ralph Hotere fetched $155,000 November 2016

7

International Art Centre Delivering consistent results for 48 years 8 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

The Sally Hunt Collection 7 November 2017

Sally Hunt’s Nelson residence is home to a large and varied art collection comprised of hundreds of pieces by New Zealand and International artists. Sally Hunt is a passionate supporter of the arts community in Nelson, and previously in the United States. She is currently Patron of The Suter Art Gallery, Te Aratoi o Whakatu.

Sally and her late husband Robert, initiated the gallery’s successful education program and she actively sponsors their acquisitions.

Hans Hofmann (American 1880 - 1966) Pink and Green, 1960 Oil on cardboard 23 x 23cm Original Andre’ Emmerich, NY and Hokin Gallery Fl. labels affixed verso

Sally is involved in local art initiatives, including the Arthouse Installation Project which offers an opportunity for emerging artists to design, create and exhibit their work.

Sally’s collection of works by the late Nelson painter Jane Evans is the largest and most diverse in the world. These artworks, along with further paintings and sculpture from her New Zealand and international collection are also offered in this auction.

9

Modern & Contemporary Art

held 16 May

With over 80% of entries sold, a total of just under $550,000 was achieved including post auction sales. May’s Modern & Contemporary Art returned a pleasing result commensurate with increasing market response to this sale category.

Prices quoted are hammer price which attract buyers premium of 16.5% plus GST on premium Results www.fineartauction.co.nz

International Art Centre's sales of Modern and Contemporary art play an integral role in providing market access to the most sought-after artists many of whom have defined New Zealand's art narrative over the past 50 years. These sales present an exciting offering of both painting and sculpture by a range of our modern and contemporary greats. Spanning that vital period from the establishment of mid-century modernism through to the cutting edge of our national contemporary art discourse, this is an acclaimed and significant event in the auction calendar.

Consign Now / 19 September Contact Richard Thomson: Ph +64 9 379 4010 Mobile 0274 751071

Email richard@artcntr.co.nz

Paul Dibble $7,000

Doris Lusk $8,600

Damien Hirst $10,000

10 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

David Armitage $5,500

Mervyn Williams $6,000

Artists’ Estates & Collectable Art

held 4 July

International Art Centre’s reputation for unmatched clearance rates was again witnessed at our July auction. 200 of the 217 works works found new homes in what was a fun-filled evening of action along with excellent buying for first time collectors.

Pat Hanly screenprint fetched $4,400

Peter Siddell Est.$2,000 - 4,000 Fetched $6,500

Charles McPhee Est.$1,500 - 2,500 Fetched $3,000

Paul Martinson Est.$1,000 - 2,000 Fetched $2,800

George Baloghy fetched $4,600

Peter Williams Est.$400 - 600 Fetched $1,700 Ida H Carey fetched $2,600

11

12 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

13

1

ROBIN WHITE b. 1946 Sketch for Over the Road from Anna’s Place, Dunedin Pencil on paper 45 x 31 $8,000 - 12,000

Provenance:

Private Collection, London

Ferner Galleries label affixed verso

2 JOHN TOLE 1890 - 1967

Still Life With fruit

Oil on board 34 x 40 Signed

$4,000 - 6,000 Provenance:

Ex Collection of Moyra Todd who gifted the painting

to current owners as a house warming present

in the 1960s John Tole attended the Elam School of Art, Auckland, where he was influenced by the work of John Weeks (1886 - 1965).

Tole often travelled to Rotorua, where he, like Weeks, was friends with Dr W Stanley Wallis, a local doctor who shared their interest in modern painting. Tole and his brother Charles were both fringe members of what the late Melvin Day called The Rotorua Connection. In 1945 Day had gone to the area to teach, whilst there he shared a studio with Wallis.

1

14 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

2

3

JOHN TOLE 1890 - 1967 Imagined Landscape Oil on board 70 x 48 Signed & dated 1960 $10,000 - 15,000

3

15

Paul Beadle was born in Berkshire, England. He studied at Cambridge Art School prior to enrolling at the London Central School of Arts and Crafts. He also studied privately under sculptor Alfred Southwick and in Copenhagen with Kurt Harald Eisenstein.

During World War II Beadle served in the Pacific with the Royal Navy. At the end of the war he remained in Australia.

In 1960 he moved to Auckland to become Professor of Fine Arts at the University of Auckland. From 1961 to 1975 he was Dean of Elam School of Art. In 1962 Beadle was elected as foundation president of the New Zealand Society of Sculptors and Associates in Auckland. He was also a Fellow of the Royal South Australian Society of Arts and the President of the New Zealand Society of Industrial Designers. His artistic style had changed dramatically after his arrival in Auckland. He accepted a commission to create a chess set which became a catalyst for him to create technically complex sculptures on a smaller scale. These works often reflected his sense of humour, he was a keen observer of human nature. In an interview with Gil Docking he said: I see man as a rather funny little fellow - it is me too - and I accept, if not understand, most of his faults. Much of the vitality and anecdotal nature of Beadle’s work came from personal observtions of the world.

4

Professor Beadle’s work is included in the collections of the Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, the Australian National Gallery and other Australian state galleries.

5

16 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

4 PAUL BEADLE 1917 - 1992

Untitled - A Story from the Viking Age

Unique bronze 12 x 18 x 18 Signed

$4,000 - 6,000

5

PAUL BEADLE 1917 - 1992 Homage to Moore, 1968 Carved wood sculpture 11.5 x 27.5 $3,000 - 5,000

6

PAUL BEADLE 1917 - 1992 Rooms To Let Unique bronze 24 x 18 x 18 Signed & inscribed $10,000 - 15,000

6

17

8

7

18 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

7

BETTY BEADLE 1924 - 2002 Louise (Tilsley) - Artist Cast bronze 30 x 25 $1,000 - 2,000

8

MARTE SZIRMAY b. 1946 Sculpture 76 Sand cast aluminium and Duco car paint 26 x 32 x 42 $1,000 - 2,000

Provenance:

Exhibited Barry Lett Galleries, Â May 3 - 14 1976

9 MOLLY MORELL MACALISTER 1920 - 1979 Partners

Painted concrete sculpture 115 x 33 Signed

$4,000 - 6,000 Invercargill born Molly Macalister was a passionate advocate for sculpture at a time when very little was made or exhibited in New Zealand. A founding member of the New Zealand Society of Sculptors and Associates (1961) and honorary life member from 1979, she was the prime mover behind the 1971 international sculpture symposium held in Auckland. Her public commissions include Maori Warrior, 1964 in Auckland’s Queen Street and Little Bull, 1967 in Hamilton Gardens.

These two monumental bronzes have a quiet strength and power, conveying deep respect for their subjects – a characteristic of all Macalister’s work. Other works from this period are stone carvings for the ark in the Auckland synagogue and a bust of John A Lee for the Auckland Public Library.

In 1952 Macalister was a finalist in a competition for a sculpture of the Unknown Political Prisoner, and her maquette was exhibited at the Tate Gallery in London. With fellow sculptors Anne Severs and Alison Duff she began using cast and moulded concrete. The three women exhibited at Auckland City Art Gallery in 1959. Influenced by the work Henry Moore and the Italian sculptor, Marino Marini whose work she had seen at Auckland City Art Gallery in 1956, Macalister’s sculpture increased in scale. In 1962 and 1969 she travelled extensively with her husband to Europe, America and Japan.

Molly Macalister died in Auckland on 12 October 1979. She was survived by her husband, George Haydn and her son. In one of several published tributes, Colin McCahon wrote: Let us sing for Molly with the sculptured head – a head bearer for the many heads she made for the Queen Street Warrior: beautiful heads and perhaps she never really knew what she created. Few artists if any ever know this.

9

19

10

SARA HUGHES b. 1971 In the Wild Acrylic on linen 120 x 120 Signed, inscribed & dated 2007 verso $10,000 - 14,000

Provenance:

Gow Langsford Gallery, 2007

International Art Centre

Auction, 2011

20 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

11 SARA HUGHES b. 1971 Sasser

Acrylic on canvas 80 x 80

Signed, inscribed

& dated 2005

$4,000 - 6,000 Provenance:

Patterns of Resistance

Criterion Gallery,

Hobart, Australia

21

12

ROY GOOD b. 1945 Column & Right Angle (Diamond Series) Acrylic on canvas 111 x 46 Signed, inscribed & dated 2003 verso $5,000 - 7,000

13

RALPH HOTERE 1931 - 2013 With Your Bruises Furious and Cold, Waving Your Testicles From Pine - A Poem by Bill Manhire Watercolour 70 x 50 Signed, inscribed & dated 1972 $12,000 - 16,000

Provenance:

Private Collection, Auckland

Acquired in 1972 by present owner Previously unseen by the public, this compelling work casts an insightful lens on the formal and academic philosophies which drove Hotere’s practice in the 1970s. The word Pine is a testament to longing, quite literally, to pining for someone or something. But on perceiving the blue-grey of the pine tree in this work it also becomes so much more: a bruise, a documentation of personal and ecological trauma.

To recall the tenderness of bruises, of violence, of flesh that needs to heal is to experience this painting. It is impressionistic in its treatment of colour and although the work is of and about nature, it carries the weight of words and the human spirit beneath its surface.

The tree trunk which is rooted in the canvas and rises through the upper two sections of the work offers both gravity and solidarity.

We are reminded especially of McCahon’s Titirangi series and those gloriously faceted Kauri paintings of two decades earlier. Hotere has replicated the clarity of brushwork and light of these works and added to it a darkness - a darkness which implies the black of his canvases, and from which facets of light shine out.

12

14

22 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

ROY GOOD Continuous Lines Series Acrylic on jute 78 x 51 Signed, inscribed & dated 2001 verso $4,000 - 5,000

13 14

23

16

15

24 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

Collection of the late John Malcolm Former President of the Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council

17

15

GRETCHEN ALBRECHT b. 1943 Grey Sky Winter Acrylic on canvas 148.5 x 66.5 Signed, inscribed & dated 1972 verso $10,000 - 15,000

Provenance:

John Malcolm Collection since 1971

16

ROBERT ELLIS b. 1929 In the Metropolis Oil on canvas 91.5 x 61 Signed & dated 1966 Inscribed verso $8,000 - 12,000

17

MICHAEL SMITHER b. 1939 Winter Low Cloud and Mist Oil on board 25 x 41 Signed & dated 1969 $15,000 - 25,000

Provenance:

Purchased at One Man Exhibition Provenance: John Leech Gallery, 1970

Purchased directly from the artist, 1966

25

18 DORIS LUSK 1919 - 1990

Detail, Remarkables, Queenstown

Oil on textured board 60 x 86 Signed

$4,500 - 6,500

26 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

Provenance:

Purchased at The Group Show,

CSA Gallery, Christchurch

November 1971, Cat. no. 42

Our thanks to Grant Banbury for his

assistance in cataloguing this work

Collection of the late John Malcolm Former President of the Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council

19

PAT HANLY 1932 - 2004 Paradise Bird Escapes Bather Screenprint, edition 5/50, 50 x 48 Signed, inscribed & dated 1977 $2,500 - 3,500

20

W A (BILL) SUTTON 1917 - 2000 Horizontal Composition 3 Mixed media on board 60 x 91 Signed & dated 1966 Inscribed verso $2,000 - 3,000

Provenance:

Acquired 1966

27

22

21

SASKIA LEEK b. 1970 Couch News #1 Oil on aluminium 58 x 47 Signed & dated 2016 verso $5,500 - 6,500

Provenance:

Purchased from Ivan Anthony,

Auckland 2016

28 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

22 JULIAN HOOPER b. 1966 Sandcracker

Oil on linen 70 x 60

$2,800 - 3,800 Exhibited:

Williwaw

Ivan Anthony Gallery, Auckland
May - June 2004

23

23

HEATHER STRAKA b. 1972 Defenders of New Zealand VIII Oil on board 34 x 50 Signed & inscribed verso $4,000 - 5,000

Provenance:

Purchased from The Strangers’ Room Exhibition

Trish Clark Gallery 2017

24

GARY WALDROM b. 1953 Horse and Girl with Infant Oil on canvas 183.5 x 107.5 Signed, inscribed & dated 1994-95 verso $7,000 - 10,000

Provenance:

Ex Quilter Chamberlain Collection

On loan to the Govett-Brewster Art

Gallery, New Plymouth 1998 - 2014

24

29

25

30 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

25

STANLEY PALMER b.1936 Study for Matauri - Motukawanui Acrylic on canvas 80 x 107 Signed & dated 2016 Inscribed verso $12,000 - 16,000

Provenance:

Acquired directly from the artist

26

MICHAEL SMITHER b.1939 Okahu Boats (Yellow) Acrylic on canvas 123 x 93 Signed, inscribed & dated 2013 verso $10,000 - 14,000

Provenance:

Purchased from Diversion Gallery, Picton 26

31

32 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

27

JENNY DOLEZEL b. 1964 4am Maybe Later Oil on canvas 70 x 83.5 Signed, inscribed & dated 2007 $7,000 - 10,000

28

GRETCHEN ALBRECHT b. 1943 Rosa Concorde Oil and acrylic on canvas 94 x 183 Signed, inscribed & dated 2010 verso Original artist’s label affixed verso $20,000 - 30,000

Provenance: Private Collection, Auckland International Art Centre, 2014

33

30

DICK FRIZZELL b. 1943 Morning, Noon and Night Oil on canvas 100 x 135 Signed, inscribed & dated 31/10/2006 $12,000 - 18,000

Provenance:

Private Collection, Auckland

Purchased from an exhibition titled

An Event of One - Dick Frizzell

Gow Langsford Gallery, 2006 In 2005 Dick Frizzell was chosen to embark on the Invitational Artist Programme in Antarctica. Established in 1996, the Artists to Antarctica programme is a joint initiative between Antarctica New Zealand and Creative New Zealand. The programme encourages New Zealand artists in all disciplines to explore Antarctica through their work, in the hopes of increasing New Zealander’s understanding the value and global importance of Antarctica.

While in Antarctica, Frizzell soaked up the distinctive environment and architecture that existed there. Frizzell‘s title for the exhibition, An Event of One, materialised from the practice of each visiting party to Scott Base being allocated a number and being known as an Event, no matter how small the group. Being the only person in his group Frizzell was subsequently known as An Event of One.

29

DICK FRIZZELL b. 1943 Have a Nice Day Acrylic on paper 17 x 17 Signed, inscribed & dated 2005 $10,000 - 15,000

Provenance:

Private Collection, Auckland

34 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

While there Frizzell initially documented “graffiti” at the American base camp, but soon turned his attention to the huts where the past inhabitants had lived, and now departed. The resulting works are reflective and brooding, evoking a sense of isolation in an unforgiving environment. Isolation is particularly manifest in the darkened empty interiors scattered with essential items necessary to basic human survival; food, warmth and shelter. As a body of work the paintings become a testament to the will of human endurance.

35

31 NIGEL BROWN b. 1949 Ambition

Oil on linen 150 x 82

Signed & dated 2003

$12,000 - 18,000

Towers have long held a fascination for Nigel Brown. This dates back to school holidays spent in Whanganui, home of the Durie Hill War Memorial Tower. At Elam, his tutor Colin McCahon encouraged students to study monuments on hills, particularly One Tree Hill with its obelisk. In later life, living at Cosy Nook, Southland a tower was to be constructed in order to view sunsets by a macrocarpa shelter belt. Ambition is the artist’s imaginary record of what that tower might look like. This painting marks the artist’s transition from his spiritually powerful I Am series of paintings into the realms of business, power and vanity.

32 NIGEL BROWN b. 1949

Pull of the Moon Triptych

Oil on canvas 90 x 180

Signed & dated 1995

$15,000 - 24,000

36 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

The Pull of the Moon triptych was painted in 1995 whilst Nigel Brown was designing the awe-inspiring series of stained glass windows on the north face of Auckland’s Holy Trinity Cathedral, Parnell. Captain Cook along with the flax kite and hammerhead sharks are powerful images that appear in both the triptych and the massive cathedral windows. In Pull of the Moon we witness the reintroduction of familiar motifs such as the ponga tree and pah terraces seen in Brown’s earlier works. They are set against the vanishing perspective of the Tolaga Bay wharf. Brown visited Tolaga Bay in the 1990s and it was here that he first created his Cook paintings.

In the towering central figure, strong, monumental and clearly delineated we see the influence of Brown’s work with woodcuts.

The hammerhead sharks are shown above the water while Cook’s Endeavour is severely simplified. These treatments are deliberate, seeking to challenge the viewer's expectations and suggest powerful forces beyond understanding. All this activity takes place beneath the luminous orb of the ever-mysterious moon. Brown's unique and readily-identifiable style resonate in this major work.

37

33

RALPH HOTERE 1931 - 2013 Untitled - Port Chalmers Mixed media on paper 76 x 57 Signed, inscribed Port Chalmers & dated 1985 $18,000 - 25,000

Provenance:

Private Collection, Wellington When it comes to the formal quality and subject matter of Hotere’s work, the colour black and the artist’s local Port Chalmers inevitably come to mind. Consistently and right across the breadth of the artist’s oeuvre, these two elements re-appear in the most accomplished and spiritually-charged of painted unions.

This fine work on paper is no exception. The solemn presence of landmass as viewed from the artist’s studio descends into downwards dreaminess; studded details intersecting at the meeting of land and sky suggest the motion of avian life and civilisation.

Untitled – Port Chalmers offers an interesting departure from the darker foundations which ground many other works of this series, and Hotere’s physical contact with the work’s surface has been relatively minimal herein.

The burnishing mark of the ‘X’ at the centre of the painting naturally demands visual focus. Tantalising in its presence, it seems to hover above the paper, the corresponding grey lines beneath it casting relief and shadow. At the same time, in the matte surface of the medium we also feel it on the canvas, and bleeding into it. Finally, this Trinitarian illusion completes itself in sinking down and piercing the canvas, a gesture which is emblematic of Hotere’s own visceral relationship with media, and recalls the physicality of Lucio Fontana’s slashed canvases.

38 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

34

RALPH HOTERE 1931 - 2013 Black Rainbow Oil stick on paper 65 x 50 Signed, inscribed Port Chalmers & dated 1991 $30,000 - 40,000

Provenance:

Private Collection, Auckland Hotere’s Black Rainbow series was originally conceived in the 1980s: these paintings comprised a didactic and elementally mournful response to the bombing of the Rainbow Warrior.

Several years later, in the early 1990s, Hotere renewed his engagement with the subject of the Rainbow Warrior and produced this newer version of Black Rainbow. Into that icon of hope and protest, the artist once again poured the black stickiness of pigmented tar, draining the rainbow of all life. But most strikingly, the return to form this time involved an infusion of colour into which he has added blue, brown, red and gold.

Through Black Rainbow, we are able to encounter the raw spirit of the artist as activist and protestor. Perhaps as a result of the circumspection offered by time, the work has been conceived through a more abstract lens than those earlier works. Religious imagery such as the dove and Sacred Heart have been replaced by more subtle deployments of geometric form: take the golden rectangle which brushes the upper-right edge of the canvas. This is the Rainbow Warrior itself, now a ghost ship, buoyed along by a neat red horizon of blood.

39

35

RALPH HOTERE 1931 - 2013 Black Painting VII from Malady A Poem by Bill Manhire Acrylic on canvas 178 x 71 Signed, inscribed & dated 1971 verso $60,000 - 80,000

Provenance:

Acquired directly form the artist by

present owner, 1971 Of the many gifts offered by Hotere to New Zealand art, it would be remiss not to acknowledge his contribution to the mediation between different art forms. Ekphrasis is an ancient Greek term which refers to literary descriptions of art. The modern definition of ekphrasis, according to the Oxford English Dictionary, is a detailed description of a work of visual art as a literary device. Not only did Hotere engage with the notion of ekphrasis, but actually turned it on its head: opening up a dialogue between art and literature and affirming the potential of painting to describe the beauty of the written word. For the first time in Aotearoa’s art history, works such as Malady accomplished the great task of describing and illuminating literature.

The Malady series is iconic and instantly recognisable. This work is a meditation; a study in the graduation of words and colour. It is striking to encounter, and as viewers we cannot help but feel some sense of release in following the work’s southwards trajectory of colour and gravity.

Each word imprints itself on our mind: less as an echo than as a meaningful exercise in repetition, which alternates between bold and light. Of course, this is the essential melody of Malady. It lies in the interplay between each step, the inevitability of brightness and shadow.

The compelling red-orange zip which vertically penetrates the canvas cannot be ignored. It pulsates and seems to pierce through the canvas, as if we are being offered a glimpse into the fiery centre of the earth’s core. And, of course, there is the nuance of black. The deeply gorgeous and inviting subtlety which offers darkness and luxuriating comfort, and without which we would not know of this work as Hotere’s own.

40 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

41

36

RALPH HOTERE 1931 - 2013 Black Painting Lacquer on hardboard 60 x 120.5 Signed & dated 1969 verso $50,000 - 70,000

Provenance:

Private Collection, Wellington

Purchased 1970 from Dawsons Gallery,

Dunedin by the current owner.

Exhibited:

Ralph Hotere - Frances Hodgkins Fellowship

Exhibition, Otago Museum, Dunedin 1969 1969 was a watershed year for Northland born Ralph Hotere. In this year he was awarded the Frances Hodgkins Fellowship at the University of Otago. This led to his permanent move to the Otago region and Port Chalmers. In his enigmatic series of Black Paintings from 1968 and 1969, pinstripe circles or lines pierce the void of the dark backgrounds.

Another work from the Frances Hodgkins Fellowship Exhibition was the first purely abstract painting to enter the collection of Christchurch Art Gallery. It was also the first contemporary painting by a Maori artist to be acquired by the gallery.

42 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

43

37 FELIX KELLY 1914 - 1994

Tram and Coolers

Oil on board 43 x 51 Signed

$12,000 - 18,000 Provenance:

Private Collection, USA

Illustrated:

p. 95 Fix, The Art and Life of Felix Kelly, Donald Bassett, 2007

Felix Kelly is one of New Zealand's most interesting expatriate artists.

Born in Epsom in 1914 he claimed to be two years younger most of his adult life. Kelly studied briefly, and even seems to have taught drafting at Elam School of Fine Art. He was only 21 when he left New Zealand in 1935. He never returned. In London Kelly continued his New Zealand occupation of graphic design, working for Lintas, the advertising wing of Unilevers. He also freelanced as an illustrator and cartoonist, especially for Lilliput. His cartoons are not unlike those of the slightly younger Ronald Searle. After the war and the RAF, the focus of his graphic art shifted to book illustration, dust-jacket design and contributions on interior decoration to such fashion magazines as Ideal Home and Harper's Bazaar. In the 1950s and 60s he was acknowledged as one of England's top designers for the theatre, working with the likes of Sir John Gielgud and Dame Sybil Thorndike.

Kelly's ambition had always been to succeed as a painter. Emerging in the context of Surrealism and British Neo-Romanticism, he exhibited alongside important British artists such as Lucian Freud, John Piper and Frances Hodgkins. He attracted the attention of the prominent critic and writer, Herbert Read. Kelly's paintings are characterised by his interest in a world forgotten by progress, great houses falling into dilapidation, wind-blasted trees, abandoned locomotives often invested with an eerie watchfulness. Rapidly, Kelly assembled a client list resembling a page from Who's Who or De Brett's. In late career, his knowledge of architecture led to involvement in house

44 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

design, most notably his collaboration on the redesign of Highgrove for the Prince of Wales.

His most celebrated project was, however, the mural cycle at Castle Howard associated with the filming of Brideshead Revisited in the 1980s. Kelly travelled a great deal. Paintings of Spain and Italy in the 1940s were followed by West African scenes in the 50s and antebellum houses in America's Deep South in the 60s. Trips to Russia, Thailand, India and Egypt in the 70s and 80s each led to an exhibition of exotic paintings. In late career, Kelly would execute a small sketch characterised by loose brush-work, which would then be converted into a carefully executed big-scale painting. Both types of work appear for sale from time to time. Perhaps most interesting for a New Zealand audience are the paintings of Auckland subjects done decades after he had left home. Auckland's West Coast beaches or Takapuna with Rangitoto beyond, or paddle-steamers on the Waitemata, were evoked with an increasing degree of fantasy well into the 1960s. A quirky humour pervades his work.

Felix Kelly has to be one of New Zealand's most individual artistic exports. A comprehensive exhibition of his earlier work, curated by Donald Bassett and mounted by the Hawke's Bay Museum and Art Gallery, toured several New Zealand centres in 2008-9. A second edition of Donald Bassett's book Fix; The Art and Life of Felix Kelly, was published in 2013.

45

38 LOUIS JOHN STEELE 1842 - 1918

Sir John Logan Campbell at Kilbryde, Parnell c. 1902

Oil on canvas 110 x 140 Signed

$300,000 - 500,000 Provenance:

Private Collection, Auckland Sir John Logan Campbell’s reputation precedes him. From the time of his arrival in New Zealand in 1840, he established himself as a central figure in his local community. This was a man whose ambition and far reaching endeavours contributed greatly to Auckland’s economic and cultural flourishment throughout the 19th century: for this reason, he is fondly remembered as the founding Father of Auckland.

This splendid portrait of Campbell by Louis John Steele was painted in the early 20th-century and it is only now, over a century later, that the painting is making its first public appearance. Previously, the only known record of its existence was a studio photograph taken of Steele, proudly sitting in front of the major work.

By the time the portrait was completed, Campbell’s legacy was wellestablished. He had recently been appointed Mayor of Auckland in an honorary capacity (for the period of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall’s visit), and used this opportunity to gift the significant landholding of Cornwall Park – so named at the time of donation – to the city.

Sir John Logan Campbell

Striking in its grandeur, this painting has all the characteristic traits of a portrait conceived in the grand historic tradition. Steele completed his artistic training between London, Paris and Florence, and the influence of these 19th-century schools on his style is evident. The scale of the work is particularly striking, and it conveys an academic seriosity and artistic ambition. Campbell is likely to have been around 90-years of age at the time he sat for this portrait, there is a sense of distinction in the way Steele has depicted him. His posture is upright; his demeanour both pensive and alert as he gazes beyond the picture plane. The formal arrangement, with a dog lying at his feet and book open on his lap, are familiar compositional devices signifying loyalty and learning.

46 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

47

is illuminated by the natural light of his beloved Auckland city and harbour, a light which simultaneously draws our attention beyond the window, in dialogue with and appreciation of the sitter’s service to the city. In this way, Steele has transcended the documentary function of portraiture and realised an important spiritual rendering of this historic New Zealand personage.

Sir John Cambell at Kilbryde, Parnell Whilst the work draws heavily on the conventions of European formalism, it stands out in its freshness of approach. Consider, for example, the flowers on Campbell’s desk. The inclusion of flowers in paintings of this genre was generally confined to the tradition of memento mori, i.e, a reminder of the transience of time, and our own mortality. The white roses on Campbell’s desk defy this.

They are floating in water; blossoming and very much alive. Their presence transports the viewer to a world beyond Campbell’s study and home.

We gaze upon his lush Parnell estate of Kilbryde. Fittingly, a section of this property now forms part of the Parnell Rose Gardens. The roses in the portrait may be read as a living, blooming testament to Auckland’s flourishment, and to the vivacity of the sitter and his legacy. In this same spirit, the harbour view from Campbell’s window featuring Rangitoto, has been rendered in particularly sharp focus, suggestive of the sitter’s significant contribution to the city around him.

More than anything, it is the suffusion of light, beautifully cold and soft, which seems to resonate when encountering this portrait.

Casting the room into relief, Steele’s skilled treatment calls to mind the luminescent interiors of Johannes Vermeer. Campbell’s visage

48 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

Over the course of his career, Louis John Steele was commissioned to paint a wide range of subjects and his work encompassed a number of genres. Famously, he tutored Charles Frederick Goldie and collaborated with him on a number of works including The Arrival of the Maoris in New Zealand in 1898. Portraiture comprised a significant component of Steele’s practice, and this extended to various Maori subjects and prominent New Zealanders including Sir George Grey and William Garden Cowie, the Bishop of Auckland.

He is believed to have completed at least six portraits of Steele in various poses. The austerity of the example in Auckland Museum’s collection, painted about the same time, is in striking contrast to the gentle ode of reminiscence within this particular work. Louis Steele’s portrait of Campbell is without precedent in New Zealand art history, capturing a central early Pakeha figure in the place he is eternally credited with having shaped.

References: Te Ara, The Encyclopedia of New Zealand, Louis John Steele http://www.teara.govt.nz/en/biographies/2s42/steele-louis-john Te Ara, The Encyclopedia of New Zealand, John Logan Campbell http://www.teara.govt.nz/en/biographies/1c3/campbell-johnlogan R C J Stone, A Victorian Friendship and Auckland’s First School of Art Art New Zealand 30, Autumn 1984 Bell, Leonard. John Logan Campbell: A Career in Images, Art New Zealand, no 67, 1993, p 88-92.

Steele, Louis John, Cyclopedia of New Zealand. Volume Two: Auckland, Christchurch: Cyclopedia Company, 1902, p 21. [reproduces the portrait of Steele with the painting] http://nzetc. victoria.ac.nz/tm/scholarly/tei-Cyc02Cycl-t1-body1-d1-d35-d5.html Our thanks to Jane Davidson-Ladd for her assistance with cataloguing of this lot. Jane is currently completing a PhD on Louis John Steele at the University of Auckland.

Louis John Steele in his studio c.1903

49

39

THE LARKWORTHY / LOGAN CAMPBELL ALBUM A bound photo album containing: Six Interior shots of Kilbryde Mansion, Parnell Two exterior views of Kilbryde, one with North Head beyond Various images of John Logan Campbell aged 21 - 74 Several Views from Kilbryde Numerous early images of Waikato, Tirau, Kairapiro & Whitehall Quarry Two photographs of the Campbell pet dogs A signed portrait drawing by Falconer Larkworthy Monochrome study A signed letter dated 9/12/1887 $2,000 - 4,000

Some of the images in this album are reproduced in Fire & Decay, The Destruction of the Large New Zealand House, Terence E R Hodgson, Alister Taylor Publishing, 1978

All images in the album may be viewed www.internationalartcentre.co.nz Provenance:

Purchased in London by the current owner

40 SYDNEY LOUGH THOMPSON 1877 - 1973

Aged Warrior, 1910

Oil on canvas 51 x 42.5 Signed

$8,000 - 12,000 Provenance:

Exhibited Canterbury Society of Arts, 1910

Reference p. 39, Sydney Lough Thompson,

Home & Abroad, Julie King, Robert McDougall

Art Gallery 1990

Stock-in-Trade of Savill Galleries, Melbourne, Menzies 2016

Private Collection, Victoria There are several known Maori portraits by Sydney Lough Thompson.

One is a classic Mother & Child, similar in composition to Gottfried Lindauer’s Anna Rupene & Child in the collection of Christchurch Art Gallery. Another is a portrait inscribed Kokuhu To-oa A.L.D. Fraser 1907 in a private collection. Julie King, author of Sydney Lough Thompson, Home & Abroad, Robert McDougall Art Gallery 1990 say’s it is an intense realiszation of the man’s powerful presence, painted in a style derived from northern realist tradition.

On Thompson’s return to New Zealand, painting the Maori rather than the pioneer became a more significant subject for him. In 1908 Charles F Goldie’s nostalgic portrayals of the old time Maori had secured his position as the most popular painter in New Zealand.

When Thompson showed at the Canterbury Society of Arts A Maori Belle in 1908 (whereabouts unknown) and Aged Warrior in 1910, the titles fell within established categories of the time which tended to idealise young Maori women and celebrate the old timers of the past.

Julie King, Sydney Lough Thompson, Home & Abroad, Robert McDougall Art Gallery 1990

51

41

CHARLES FREDERICK GOLDIE 1870 - 1947 Time Tells A Chieftainess of the Ngati Te Rori Te Rangi Hapu of the Ngatiwhakane Tribe, Rotorua - Mere Werohia Oil on canvas 35.5 x 29 Signed & dated 1938 $400,000 - 500,000

Mere Werohia was Chieftainess of the Ngati te Rori te Rangi Hapu of the Ngatiwhakane Tribe, Rotorua

Provenance:

First purchased at John Leech Gallery, Auckland 1949

Acquired by present family, George Walker Auction

Auckland, 9 September 1963

On the market for the first time since then Illustrated:

New Zealand Herald 11 September 1963

Auckland Star 12 September 1963

p. 283 C F Goldie: His Life & Painting and C F Goldie:

Prints, Drawings & Criticism, Alister Taylor & Jan Glen, 1979 Reference:

With assistance from C F Goldie: His Life & Painting and C F

Goldie: Prints, Drawings & Criticism, Alister Taylor & Jan Glen, 1979

Time Tells was painted in 1938, three years after Goldie was awarded the King George V Silver Jubilee Medal. Soon after, he was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire for services to art in New Zealand in the 1935 King’s Birthday and Silver Jubilee Honours.

In Polynesian portraiture Mr C F Goldie stands pre-eminent in the world today, and New Zealand has every reason to be proud of him Governor General Lord Bledisloe 52 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

53

42 FRANCES HODGKINS 1869 - 1947

Mother & Child - Le Petit Choux

Watercolour 47.5 x 45.5 Signed

$65,000 - 95,000 Provenance:

Private Collection Exhibited:

Theosophical Society, Collins Street, Melbourne,

Victoria November 1912 Cat no. 28 Painted in Paris, this was one of the works Frances Hodgkins chose to exhibit in Melbourne on her 1912 return to Australasia. The advent of war and her straitened economic circumstances made this her last visit. Hodgkins had written her mother a year earlier of her intention to permanently leave New Zealand as it is on the other side of the world that my work and future career lie.

Frances Hodgkins first port of call was Melbourne, before her intended tour of New Zealand. Here she exhibited seventy four watercolours in the Theosophical Society's Room in Collins Street.

Opening on 21 November 1912, the show was received with much enthusiasm. Over 3,000 people visited it within three weeks and in a letter to Rachael Hodgkins dated 12 November, Frances writes that she was royally entertained by society and the centre of debate amongst artists.

The newspaper critics were ecstatic. The Argus wrote ...... she paints with a giant's strength, until she arrives at some terrific examples of the ultra-impressionism that almost take one's breath away.

The Herald reported .....a breath from one of the more important of the modern French art movements. The dominant idea in her work is one of vibrating light and movement, the sense of which is preserved throughout in decorative colour schemes of brilliancy and beauty. Purchasers included the National Gallery of Victoria and the Governor of Victoria.

54 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

Mother & Child - Le Petit Choux, number 28 in the exhibition, was purchased by a Melbourne family who held it for seventy six years.

Many of the paintings exhibited were sold or have subsequently entered public collections in New Zealand and Australia and are amongst Hodgkins most loved works. After the Melbourne show, Hodgkins packed the remaining works and continued on to Wellington for Christmas with her family. Before her final return to Europe in October 1913 she held solo exhibitions in Sydney, Adelaide, Dunedin and Wellington.

The portrayal of mother and child was a favourite subject of Impressionist artists such as Renoir, Mary Cassatt and Berthe Morisot.

Hodgkins, who first departed New Zealand in 1901, had spent much of her time up until 1912, in France, painting, studying and teaching. Her watercolours of that latter period, particularly, express a buoyancy of feeling in their brushstrokes and enthusiasm for her subject matter. Le Petit Choux depicts the same figures as Dunedin Public Art Gallery's Woman and Child, c. 1912 and Summer, c. 1912. These people were possibly her landlady's family and Hodgkin's empathy with the intimacy of family life is palpable in the encompassing embrace, loving gaze and elevation of the beloved and seemingly indulged child. The child's serene face is bathed in light with eyes as blue as the sky. The painting’s title comes from the choux pastry treat which the little one has been given to enjoy. The mother's large hands speak of hard work contrasting with the child's softness. This vitally painted work of a humble woman and her infant expresses the adoration and expectancy of the classic Madonna and child.

55

43

CHARLES FREDERICK GOLDIE 1870 - 1947 Weary with Age - Kapi Kapi aged 102 years Oil on canvas 20 x 15 Signed & dated 1918 Inscribed on original label affixed verso $260,000 - 300,000

Provenance:

Private Collection, Nelson since 2005

Prior to that Private Collection, United Kingdom Ahinata Te Rangituatini, also known as Kapi Kapi, of Rotorua was one of Goldie's favourite sitters and he painted her at least twenty two times. She was an Arawa Chieftainess, a member of the Tuhourangi tribe living at Whakarewarewa. The sister of the Arawa chief Haerehuka, Kapi Kapi survived the 1886 Tarawera eruption and witnessed the assault of Pukeroa Pa at Ohinemutu. On her shoulders were scars of wounds self-inflicted with pieces of obsidian as a sign of mourning.

56 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

According to the historian and friend of Goldie, James Cowan, Kapi Kapi worked until the end of her long life, evidence, in his opinion, that the 'old-time Maori' were 'truly a Spartan race'. Kapi Kapi was renowned for her moko, which Goldie depicted in fine detail.

According to Cowan, she was the only Maori woman painted by Goldie who had a rare spiral nostril tattoo. She died at the age of 102 after falling into a hot pool, it is said deliberately as was the custom among some of the aged Maori.

57

44

FRANCES HODGKINS 1869 - 1947 Dutch Harbour Scene Watercolour 68 x 45 Signed & dated 1907 $45,000 - 65,000

Provenance:

Private Collection, Auckland

58 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

Frances Hodgkins Chronology 1907:

1 January - In Antibes

8 February - Leaves Antibes for London

April - In Scotland

24 May - Leaves London for Dordrecht, Holland

c.13 November - Leaves Holland to pay a short visit to London

c.11 December - Leaves England and returns to Dordrecht

Our thanks to Mary Kisler, Senior Curator, International Art, Auckland Art Gallery for her cataloguing assistance

59

45

FRANCES HODGKINS 1869 - 1947 The Corner of the Woods Gouache 40 x 51.5 Signed & dated 1941 $50,000 - 70,000

Provenance:

Private Collection, United Kingdom until 1979

Private Collection, Wellington Sotheby’s, Modern British Drawings,

Paintings & Sculpture, London, 27/06/1979, Lot No. 128 Exhibited:

Cat. no. 40 Frances Hodgkins, Works from Private Collections

The Gallery - Kirkaldie & Stains Ltd

An exhibition to celebrate the new store and gallery,

Kirkaldie & Stains Ltd Lambton Quay, Wellington

60 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

61

46 FRANCES HODGKINS 1869 - 1947

Farm Piece, c. 1936

Watercolour 54 x 40 Signed

$35,000 - 45,000 Provenance:

Private Collection, Wellington

Dunbar Sloane Art & Pottery, 28/4/1998 Exhibited:

Leicester Galleries, London

Frances Hodgkins, The Isle of Purbeck Arts Club

March 1948

Original label affixed verso

Our thanks to Mary Kisler, Senior Curator, International Art, Auckland Art Gallery for her cataloguing assistance

62 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

63

47

ALFRED SHARPE 1836 - 1908 Entrance to Cadman’s Creek, Coromandel, 1880 Watercolour 44.3 x 66.7 Signed, inscribed & dated 1880 $90,000 - 130,000

Provenance:

Private Collection, Auckland

Reference: p. 47 The Watercolours of Alfred Sharpe, Published, Auckland City Art Gallery, 1973 p. 58 & 61 The Art of Alfred Sharpe, Roger Blackley, Auckland City Art Gallery in association with David Bateman Ltd, 1992.

Exhibited:

Alfred Sharpe

Auckland City Art Gallery - 5 March - 16 May 1993

Te Papa Tongarewa - 28 May - 1 August 1993

Dunedin Public Art Gallery - 12 August - 2 October 1993 Illustrated:

p. 45 The Art of Alfred Sharpe, Roger Blackley, Auckland

City Art Gallery in association with David Bateman Ltd, 1992 Alfred Sharpe’s original manuscript label reads: Entrance to Cadman’s Creek, Coromandel, by Alfred Sharpe Price £15.15.0 - This picture is a faithful delineation of the scene, down to the smallest objects - It gives a life like idea of the general appearance of the entrances to the mountain gorges of the Coromandel peninsula; & shows the way in which the stranded logs lie in the creeks, waiting for the next flood to carry them further down towards the booms. On the right bank the timber has been cleared for firewood & the debris burnt off; & the characteristics of the rapidity, are faithfully reproduced - The effects of the fire on the other side are shown in the trees on that side; some dead, and the others recovering - The foreground is closely-cropped grass, mixed with sand patches and tufts of coarser herbage; & littered with debris of the floods that occasionally cover it - The large trees represented are 3 Rewa Rewa, 1 Puriri, 2 Rata, and 1 Hinau - The logs are Kauri, felled miles up the creek, Alfred Sharpe, New Zealand.

64 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

Entrance to Cadman’s Creek is one of Sharpe’s most important watercolours produced in 1880. He painted it for the New Zealand Court of the Melbourne International Exhibition. It was on display for seven months and was one of the largest exhibitions held in Australasia, attended by around 1.5 million visitors.

Roger Blackley refers to Entrance to Cadman’s Creek in his book The Art of Alfred Sharpe, Auckland City Art Gallery & David Bateman Ltd, 1992. Late in June (1880) he had the picture framed at De Courcy’s, at the junction of Queen and Wakefield Streets, where it was exhibited briefly (‘for the inspection of connoisseurs and persons interested in art’) before being shipped to Melbourne.

The fllowing appeared in the New Zealand Herald 23 February, 1882 The drawing in the art union of ten water-colour pictures of Auckland scenery, by Mr. Alfred Sharpe, took place yesterday afternoon, at Mr Leech’s, Shortland Street. There were 124 subscribers at l0s each, and 10 prizes. The following was the result-1st prize, Sunset in the Kikowhakarere Gorge, Coromandel, Mr Goffe, Waitangi, Bay of Islands; 2nd prize, Entrance to Cadman’s Creek, Coromandel, Mr Leech; 3rd prize, A Peep at Coromandel from Whangapoua road, Mr J M Simcox; 4th prize, Up the Parsonage Ravine, Coromandel, Mr N G Lennox; 5th prize, Sulphur Islets Coromandel, Mr S M Herapath; 6th prize, On the Coast Near Auckland, Mr J Hall, Kawakawa; 7th prize, Old Windmill at Epsom, W E; 8th prize, Junction of Waikato and Mangawhero Rivers, Blank; 9th prize, Singular Puriri Tree, Coromandel, Mr W Busby, Waitangi, Bay of Islands; 10th prize, The Last of Fort Britomart, Mr Swift, Kawakawa.

The New Zealand Herald 29 June 1880 description is similar to Sharpe’s manuscript label. It read: It is an illustration of one of the scenes peculiar to this province, giving the peculiar features of the entrances to the mountain gorges on the Coromandel peninsula with perfect fidelity. The bush on the right hand side has been felled for firewood, and the debris burnt off; and the undergrowth, which springs up with marvellous rapidity on burnt bush land, is well represented. The effects of the fire on the trees on the opposite side, and the way the stranded kauri logs lie in the creeks awaiting the next fresh, are also shown, and the foreground is littered with the debris of various floods that occasionally cover it. The large trees represented are the puriri, rewarewa, hinau, and rata.

65

48

ISAAC WHITEHEAD 1819 - 1881 Milford Sound, New Zealand Oil on canvas 60.5 x 91.5 Signed & dated 1878 $15,000 - 25,000

Victoria. In the 1875 Victorian Intercolonial Exhibition Preparatory to the Philadelphia Exhibition of 1876, he was awarded a medal for his five paintings. A silver medal followed at the 1878 Paris Universal Exhibition. Active as a member of the Victorian Academy of Arts, he contributed to the annual exhibitions, the third exhibition of 1873 being held at his business premises. Five years later he was elected to the Academy's council. Like his contemporaries, and especially Von Provenance: Guerard and Nicholas Chevalier, Whitehead found inspiration in the

Denis Savill Collection, Sydney

Purchased from Australian & International Paintings, grandeur of nature, painting the Buffalo and Dandenong Ranges, the Grampians, Mt Macedon and the ever-popular fern tree gullies.

Deutscher~Menzies, Melbourne 26/11/2003, Lot No. 32 He was enthralled by spectacular scenery, the might and majesty of nature, as seen in such paintings as In the Sassafras Valley, Victoria The popularity of Eugene von Guerard's art today is so great that it c1870, in the collection of the Art Gallery of South Australia, and has overshadowed that of all his contemporaries. Even Louis Buvelot, the even larger canvas in the National Gallery of Victoria, A Spring Victoria's most popular artist in the 1870s and eighties, has been Morning Near Fernshaw 1880. It is not known when Whitehead visited eclipsed.

New Zealand, although the dates on his New Zealand paintings indicate that it would have been in the late 1870s. It is very tempting Another important and overlooked artist of the time is Isaac Whitehead, to think that he may have visited Milford Sound with Von Guerard and whose rare paintings, like the splendid one on offer, seldom come on other Melbourne visitors in January 1876, for the report in the Otago to today's market. Whitehead involved himself in many activities and, Daily Times offers a seasonal description of the scene compatible ironically, is better known nowadays as the maker of first-class frames with both Von Guerard's and Whitehead's paintings.' for Von Guerard and Buvelot than as a limner in his own right. In his day, Whitehead was Melbourne's leading frame maker. Significantly, Von A painting titled Milford Sound, N.Z. was included in the 1877 exhibition Guerard and Whitehead have more in common in their painting than of the New South Wales Academy of Art, and the following year may, at first, be realised. They are supremely romantic painters given Milford Sound During a Squall was shown in the Victorian Academy of to transforming the topographical view to the picturesque; seeking the Arts' annual exhibition. One can only speculate if the Milford Sound grand and the sublime in nature, rendering her glories on canvasses shown in the 1877 exhibition in Sydney is the same as the painting with an attention to detail that borders on the worshipful. on offer and that the artist rriay have added the date '1878' later.

The panorama is their forte, and man is miniscule in the scheme of things. In Whitehead's Milford Sound, New Zealand 1878, the only sign of human existence is the ship to the left, far background, sails furled giving way to steam, as shown by the tell-tale issue of smoke; another very romantic notion taken to its greatest height by J M W Turner. Von Guerard painted the same scene, Milford Sound with Pembroke Peak and Bowen Falls, in 1877, one year before Whitehead. Celebrated as a great work when exhibited in Melbourne, Sydney and Paris, it is now in the collection of the Art Gallery of New South Wales, resplendent in its original Whitehead frame!

Alternatively, because it is such a popular subject, Whitehead may have painted a second version. The price of Ł33.0.0 suggests a painting of similar or the same size, the Milford Sound during a Squall commanding the high figure of Ł63.0.0.

For the work on offer, Whitehead chose a different mood, of the tranquility that encompasses all nature at the end of the day. The waters of the sound are crystal calm, reflecting the mountains, vegetation and glorious sky, which evokes a majestic scene worthy of Olympus or Valhalla. The painting revels in the untouched splendour of nature, full of grandeur and nobility, with the attendant realism bathed in an enchanting light.

Irish-born Isaac Whitehead arrived in Melbourne in the late 1850s, working as a picture framer, decorator, print seller and colourman, as well as a painter. He was a regular contributor to the major colonial exhibitions, and the academies of art in New South Wales and

1. Otago Daily Times, 28 January 1876, quoted in Bruce C, Comstock, E, & McDonald, F., Eugene von Guerard: A German in the Antipodes, Alister Taylor Publishers, Martinborough, , 1982. p.269.

David Thomas

66 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

67

49

CHARLES BLOMFIELD 1848 - 1926 Tourists Visiting the Pink Terraces of Rotomahana Oil on canvas 72 x 102 Signed & dated 1905 $80,000 - 120,000

Provenance:

Private Collection

O-tĹŤ-kapua-rangi - fountain of the clouded sky - The Pink Terrace.

Charles Blomfield has long been recognised as the most popular early New Zealand painter of the Pink and White Terraces.

Both these paintings are exceedingly fine works and pre-date the Tarawera eruption. Blomfiled first saw the Terraces during a camping trip in December 1875, and commented that they were exceedingly beautiful and graceful. Returning in 1885 he spent six weeks documenting the Terraces and surrounding landscape in a series of oil paintings. It was reported that by September 1885 orders for paintings had been received and completed from throughout Europe, America, Australia and other places. Early on the morning of 10 June 1886, Mount Tarawera erupted, burying the terraces.

Blomfield was heartbroken and decided to see the devastation for himself. He returned to the area in October and painted several scenes of the terrible destruction. A world away, fourteen of his Rotomahana paintings were on display in South Kensington, London at the Colonial and Indian Exhibition. This major exhibition strengthening the bonds of the the British Empire was opened by Queen Victoria and received 5.5 million visitors.

Blomfield realised that the paintings he had made of the Terraces were a valuable record, and declined to sell them. He went on to paint and sell scale copies of these works. The prices soon trebled in value.

After 1886 Blomfield continued to travel throughout New Zealand painting pictures of mountains, rivers, lakes and cloud effects, but his greatest love remained the native bush, of which he wrote enthusiastically in his diary. Charles Blomfield died in Auckland in 1926.

68 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

The Terraces were thought to be buried by the Tarawera eruption of June 1886. Separated by nearly a kilometre, the Pink Terraces were about two thirds of the way down the lake, sheltered from the harsh sun on the western shores, facing south-east. Their pink appearance was largely due to less exposure to sunlight, and therefore less bleaching. Tourists and locals bathed in the luke warm water on the lower level of the Pink Terraces.

In February 2011, a team including researchers from GNS Science, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, and Waikato University were mapping the lake floor when they reported discovering part of the Pink Terraces. The lowest two tiers of the terraces were reported found at 60 metres. A part of the White Terraces was also reported as rediscovered in June 2011.

Researchers now believe they have found the terraces burial site and are calling for a full scale archaeological investigation.

Using reverse engineering and surveying works of 19th century geologist Dr Ferdinand von Hochstetter, researchers Rex Bunn and Dr Sascha Nolden deduced the Pink and White Terraces may have survived the 1886 Tarawera eruption.

Their paper, published June 2017 in the Journal of New Zealand Studies, plotted the three terrace locations beneath land, and not under Lake Rotomahana as imagined by 19th century colonists and accepted by some by some later researchers. These research and findings continue.

69

50

The White Terraces Photo from The Wonderland of the Antipodes and other sketches of travel in the North Island of New Zealand by J Ernest Tinne, 1873

CHARLES BLOMFIELD 1848 - 1926 The White Terraces, Rotomahana Oil on canvas 47 x 61 Signed & dated 1894 $25,000 - 40,000

Provenance:

Collection of Remuera Club

Formally Commerce Club, Auckland

Thought to have been in the collection for over 70 years

Te Tarata - the tattooed rock - The White Terrace The White Terraces were at the north end of Lake Rotomahana and faced away from the lake at the entrance to the Kaiwaka Stream.

They descended to the lake edge forty metres below. The additional sunlight received from facing north created their bleached white appearance. The White Terrace was the larger of the two formation, covering in excess of three hectares. They are reportedly the largest silica sinter deposits on earth.

Mrs Howard Vincent recalls seeing the White Terraces for the first time in The Colonist, 3 March 1886.

The Pink Terraces Photo from The Wonderland of the Antipodes and other sketches of travel in the North Island of New Zealand by J Ernest Tinne, 1873

70 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

At last we could see them in their general outline —a silica formation of white terraces in circular steps. We thought it disappointing ; but not openly allowing so, we waded through the lukewarm water, about an inch deep, and stood at the bottom of Te Tarata, or the White Terrace. At the first step we came to we were ‘petrified ‘ with delight for a moment. Set in a basin of pure white silica, delicately carved and fretted, lay a pool of pale blue water, so pure in colour,’so opaque in substance. I wish I could convey to the sight of those who read this the merest reflection of that, heavenly colour, that pale tint found nowhere else upon earth. As we climbed upwards we saw terrace upon terrace, with each circular brim hanging with beautiful stalactites and sponge and coral formation. The sun, shining through the lace-like fringe on the coral-tipped edges set forth a hundred reflections, and we were dazzled by the snowy whiteness of the silica.

The water percolates and trickles gently over the petrified drapery of each little cup and basin, each drop leaving its tiny deposit of silica, which in the course of ages has formed the terrace.

Papers Past, National Library of New Zealand

71

51 PETER MCINTYRE 1910 - 1995

Rangitikei River

Oil on board 60 x 75 Signed

$25,000 - 35,000 Provenance:

Private Collection since c. 1969 Years ago I went far up the Rangitikei beyond Taihape to visit my friend David Russell, whose farm at that time was as far as you could drive up the river into the bush. The river is so deep between high paapa cliffs that down at the bottom where the river flows there is only a sort of twilight, even on a sunny day. Once I crossed the gorge at a wider place in the bush in a tray slung on a logger’s wire rope, and we sat in mid-air watching a large trout feed in the river below where a patch of sun broke through the over-hanging bush. From that time on I have painted the river up and down its length, and always there has been delight in painting those lovely cliffs that are that most paintable of all colours - white.

Text: Peter McIntyre’s New Zealand, A H & A W Reed 1964

The Rangitikei River, it's headwaters located to the southeast of Lake Taupo in the Kaimanawa Ranges stretches 185 kilometres, making it one of the New Zealand's longest rivers.

It flows from the Central Plateau south past Taihape, Mangaweka, Hunterville, Marton, Bulls and to the South Taranaki Bight at Tangimoana, 40 kilometres southeast of Wanganui. The river gives its name to the surrounding Rangitikei District. In 1897 the river flooded and all six bridges over it were damaged or destroyed. The port at the mouth of the river was also washed away and never rebuilt.

The river is a popular leisure and recreation area for jetboating, white water rafting, kayaking, fishing and includes public camping grounds along its banks. Its sheer vertical paapa (clay) cliffs, unique to this part of New Zealand, and deep canyons provide the perfect setting for adventure activities.

The lush green bush is the crowning glory of my country and in its depths the tui and bellbird sing the purest song of them all.

The river in the painting flows out of the bush, cutting deep into the white paapa clay to make cliffs that catch the sun and the moon all along its course.

Text: Peter McIntyre's Pacific, A H & A W Reed 1966

72 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

73

52 PETER MCINTYRE 1910 - 1995 Wellington

Oil on board 60 x 75 Signed

$18,000 - 26,000 Provenance:

Same family collection since 1966

Illustrated:

plate 34, Peter McIntyre’s New Zealand

A H & A W Reed, 1964 When I was first married and we came to live in Wellington this was the view from our flat. I always liked it best just before darkness fell and the first lights began to appear on the wharves across the harbour.

And so I have painted it.

This is the capital city and the seat of Government, clinging to its steep slopes and its ledge around the harbour, where geography never did intend a capital city to be.

Text: Peter McIntyre’s New Zealand A H & A W Reed, 1964

Peter McIntyre was born in Dunedin. His father, a lithographic artist, founded Dunedin’s Caxton Printing Company. Young McIntyre attended Otago Boys’ High School and the University of Otago. He studied painting under Dunedin artist Alfred O’Keeffe. McIntrye left New Zealand to study at London’s Slade School of Art from 1931 until 1934. He worked in Britain as a free-lance artist until enlisting in 1939 with the 34th Anti-Tank Battery, a New Zealand unit formed in London. In 1941 whilst serving in Egypt, he was appointed as New Zealand’s official war artist by General Freyberg. From 1941 to 1945 McIntyre recorded action in Crete, North Africa and Italy. His work was exhibited in New Zealand and Europe and reproduced in magazines such as the Illustrated London News and New Zealand Listener. His work from this period belongs to the collection of war art at the National Archives in Wellington.

Returning to New Zealand in 1946 McIntyre began a long and illustrious post war career. He lived and exhibited in Wellington, frequently undertaking painting trips abroad. In 1962 A H & A W Reed published The Painted Years, the first of eight books he would illustrate and write between then and 1981. Travels to Antarctica, Hong Kong, the Pacific Islands and the American West provided material for these popular publications. McIntyre owned a holiday cottage in Kakahi which became both his studio and retreat. The King Country inspired some of the artist's finest work and he painted the landscape, inhabitants, native bush, rivers and farming scenes of the central North Island.

In 1970 McIntyre was awarded an OBE. A retrospective exhibition of McIntyre's war paintings was held at the City Gallery in Wellington in 1995. Opening on 22 July, the show had been visited by more than 22,000 people when the artist died in Wellington on 11 September.

Today he is recognised as one of New Zealand's most important landscape artists.

74 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

Four works from the Russell Clark Family Collection

53 RUSSELL CLARK 1905 - 1966

Head of Christ, c. 1960

Plaster sculpture 68.5 x 24 x 25.5 Signed

$12,000 - 18,000

53

54

76 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

RUSSELL CLARK 1905 - 1966 Celestial Figure Plaster sculpture 35 x 12.5 x 7.5 $4,000 - 6,000

54

55

RUSSELL CLARK 1905 - 1966 Untitled - Standing Figure Pigmented plaster sculpture 28.5 x 14 $2,000 - 4,000

55

56

RUSSELL CLARK 1905 - 1966 Anna’s Head - Artist’s Daughter Cast bronze sculpture 28.5 x 14 $4,000 - 6,000

56

77

57 RUSSELL CLARK 1905 - 1966

South Westland, 1957

Oil on board 46 x 61 Signed

$25,000 - 35,000 Provenance:

Estate of R G Glubb, Christchurch

Exhibited:

Russell Clark 1905 - 1966 A Retrospective Exhibition

Robert McDougall Art Gallery, Christchurch 1975

Catalogue no. 47

Original Robert McDougall Art Gallery label affixed verso Christchurch born Clark began taking art classes as a sixteen year old at the Canterbury College of Art and by the age of twenty was teaching there part time. Though he began exhibiting and receiving mural commissions almost immediately, he also needed regular income and turned to commercial art through the 1930s in a restless succession of jobs in Christchurch, Dunedin and Wellington.

The Second World War seemed to offer even wider horizons for the confident young artist and so he offered his services as war artist to then Prime Minister, Peter Fraser in 1942 and subsequently served with the 3rd New Zealand Division in the Pacific.

After his war service, he returned to Wellington and his career in advertising but he found this return to a former life unsatisfactory and quit Wellington and advertising for a job at the Canterbury School of Art and a life in Christchurch where he spent the remainder of his career.

South Westland is painted a good dozen years into Clark’s South Island life and reveals the depth of his confidence and the vibrancy of his joy in painting. During the late 1940s he abandoned atmospheric effects in his paintings for broad planes and bolder colour and the

78 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

1950s became his most experimental and productive phase as an artist. This painting, completed in 1957, comes at the pinnacle of his easel painting; and just at the moment before painting became secondary to sculpture for him; and it was in sculpture, that Clark became one of the most important pioneers of Modern public art in New Zealand. We see the move and the later achievements prefigured in South Westland. The treatment of the foreground clearly indicates his sculptural concerns and the lessons he was absorbing, even at this mature stage in his career, from the likes of Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore with its bold, almost impasto facets, angular planes and strong chiaroscuro. It is an unusual case in which we can describe this work as coming from the peak of the artist’s painting career while also being transitional in relation to his sculptural career. Rob Garrett In 1975 the Robert McDougall Art Gallery held a retrospective, Russell Clark 1905 - 1966 A Retrospective Exhibition. This work was illustrated in black and white on page 46 of the accompanying catalogue.

At the time it was incorrectly catalogued as unsigned. However the work is signed lower left.

92

79

59

LOUIS JOHN STEELE 1842 - 1918 Auckland Merchant - The Late P. Dawson Oil on canvas 110 x 85 Signed & dated 1898 $35,000 - 45,000

Louis John Steele was Auckland’s first resident portraitist – others artists such as Gottfried Lindauer came and went – but from his arrival in mid 1886, Steele made Auckland his home. He set the standard for portraits of the great and the good, as well as undertaking private commissions.

This painting is one such example: the sitter is believed to be P. Dawson. The date and subject align with published descriptions of the work of this title that Steele showed at the annual Auckland Society of the Arts exhibition in April 1898. The New Zealand Herald review commended the portrait as Steele’s most important work that year. The review continued: This portrait was painted after the decease of that gentleman, from the most slender materials, and the portrait has been eminently successful. There is all the artist’s usual care displayed, both in drawing and general tout ensemble….

Great praise is due to the general painting. The simple portrait is beautifully observed: the light falling on the face, the distinctive colouration of Dawson’s hair and beard, and the way he grips the chair with his left hand, a fondly remembered mannerism perhaps. Dawson is portrayed as a prosperous merchant, giving today’s viewer an impression of an Aucklander 120 years ago, when Auckland was just a burgeoning town. Jane Davidson-Ladd Auckland Society of Arts Exhibition: Second Notice, New Zealand Herald, 30 April 1898 See also: Auckland Society of Arts’, Auckland Star, 29 April 1898

58

WALTER ARMIGER BOWRING 1874 - 1931 Ernest Rutherford Oil on canvas 114 x 82 Signed & dated 1925 $4,000 - 6,000

80 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

81

60

60 RAYMOND CHING b.1939

Eider Duck

Oil on board 65 x 75 Signed

$12,000 - 18,000 Provenance:

Purchased directly from the

artist by the current owner

82 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

61

61 RAYMOND CHING b.1939 Sparrows

Watercolour 70 x 54 Signed

$8,000 - 12,000 Provenance:

Raymond Ching

Recent Paintings & Drawings

International Art Centre, 1979

62

RAYMOND CHING b.1939 Wedgetail Eagles and Corellas Oil on board 79 x 91.5 Signed, inscribed Victoria & dated 1981-89-96 $25,000 - 35,000

62

Provenance:

Purchased from Everard

Read Gallery,

Johannesburg, South Africa.

83

63 JAMES M NAIRN 1859 - 1904

A Spring Morning

Watercolour 30.8 x 46 Signed

$8,000 - 12,000 Provenance:

Estate of Mr & Mrs Louis Shapiro, Chicago, Illinois, USA

84 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

64

SALVADOR DALI Spanish 1904 - 1989 Space Elephant, 1980 Bronze & plexiglas on marble base, edition 349/350, 93 x 41.9 x 15.2 cm Signed $15,000 - 25,000

Provenance:

Private Collection, Northland

Purchased Bonhams, Knightsbridge, Modern Pictures

London 20 May 2003, Lot 174 by current owner Space Elephant revisits the Dalinian symbol created in 1946 when the artist painted The Temptation of St. Anthony. DalĂ­ created the image of an elephant in the Egyptian desert carrying an obelisk on its back, a symbol of the progress of technology in the modern world. Four elephants stand on spider like legs offering beauty, power, pleasure and knowledge.

For this sculpture, based on the elephants in The Temptation of St. Anthony, DalĂ­ maintains the almost invisible spindle like legs, emphasizing the contrast between robustness and fragility, and contrasting the idea of weightlessness with structure. This fantastically surreal creature, moving through space towards the heavens, symbolizes a flight of fantasy in a mesmerizing and surrealistic universe. Space Elephant, was designed and created in 1980, the bronze casts were made in 1981.

Salvador Dali The Temptation of St. Anthony, 1946 Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium

85

65 WALTER WRIGHT 1866 - 1933

On the Waikato

Oil on board 30.5 x 60.8 Signed

$8,000 - 12,000 Provenance:

Denis Savill Collection, Sydney 86 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

66 VERA CUMMINGS 1891 - 1949

Chief Tamarere from Tawhitinui,

Whanganui River

Oil on canvas 30.5 x 25.5 Signed

$10,000 - 15,000 Provenance:

Denis Savill Collection, Sydney This engaging portrait of Chief Tamarere is offered in its original kauri frame. As C F Goldie’s leading pupil, Vera Cummings enjoyed the endorsement and encouragement of her tutor with a small number of her selected works being presented in the ‘Goldie’ frame. This frame had been created specifically for C F Goldie by Auckland framer’s John Leech Framers est.1855.

Like C F Goldie, Vera Cummings showed talent from an early age. Delicate health and lack of money prevented her from studying overseas.

However, at the age of eleven she was awarded a scholarship to attend Elam School of Fine Arts, one of Elam’s youngest pupils. From here she became a pupil of Goldie, and is considered the only one able to have reproduced the tonality of Goldie’s work, especially with regard to the skin tones of their shared Maori subjects. After graduating from Elam the two often painted side by side. Their models were generally elderly Maori who lived in the Maori hostel near Parnell.

Vera herself lived in Parnell near Judges Bay for nearly 60 years.

As far as we can ascertain Cummings painted two versions of the noble Tamarere. The other, a smaller work on wood panel, was sold by International Art Centre in 2005. The previous whereabouts of this present painting was unknown.

87

68

67 PETER MCINTYRE 1910 - 1995

Coastal Scene

Oil on board 140 x 104 Signed

$10,000 - 15,000

88 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

A AUSTEN DEANS 1915 - 2011 The Kakanuis From Middlemarch Oil on board 29 x 58.5 Signed & dated 1975 $4,500 - 6,500

69 PETER MCINTYRE 1910 - 1995

Santa Maria della Salute

Watercolour 71 x 53 Signed

$12,000 - 16,000 Appointed by General Freyberg in 1941 as official New Zealand War Artist, McIntyre recorded action throughout Italy. In his book, Peter McIntyre: War Artist he relates how General Freyberg commandeered the famous Daniele Hotel on the Grand Canal as a leave centre for New Zealand Troops. Years later, and at the height of his career, McIntyre revisits Venice and creates a memorable series of works immortalising La Serenissima’s famous historical landmarks such as Santa Maria della Salute.

89

70

71

90 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

70

JOHN WALSH b. 1954 Marakihau 2001 Oil on board 22.5 x 102 Original John Leech label affixed verso $3,000 - 4,000

71

DOUGLAS MACDIARMID b. 1922 Still Life Oil on canvas 54 x 64.5 Signed & dated 1965 $4,000 - 6,000

72

73

72 MARGARET OLROG STODDART 1865 - 1934

Stream and Bridge

Watercolour 25 x 35 Signed

$6,000 - 8,000

1 MARGARET OLROG STODDART 1865 - 1934

Stream and Bridge

Watercolour 25 x 35 Signed

$5,000 - 10,000

73 MARGARET OLROG STODDART

Coastal Cribs

Watercolour 25 x 35 Signed

$4,000 - 6,000 74 MARGARET OLROG STODDART

Mt Cook

Watercolour 25 x 35 Signed

$6,000 - 8,000

1 MARGARET OLROG STODDART 1865 - 1934

Coastal Cribs

Watercolour 25 x 35 Signed

$4,000 - 6,000

74

91

76

75 PETRUS VAN DER VELDEN 1837 - 1913

Portrait of a Fisherman

Watercolour 57 x 44 Signed

$8,000 - 12,000

75

76 SYDNEY LOUGH THOMPSON 1877 - 1973

Fishing Boats, Concarenau

Oil on board 37 x 45 Signed

$3,000 - 5,000

92 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

77

77

GARTH TAPPER 1927 - 1999 Peter Reid Oil on board 35 x 42 Signed & dated 1979 Inscribed verso $4,000 - 6,000

Provenance:

Private Collection, NSW

Purchased directly from the artist

Peter Reid and Garth Tapper were friends and colleagues, working together in Tapper’s Newmarket studio. In Tapper’s faithful rendition of Reid, the two artists placed their easels to face each other whilst painting each others portraits.

78

78 ANNA LOIS WHITE 1903 - 1984

Lady in a Garden

Oil on board 44 x 34.5 Signed

$8,000 - 12,000

93

79

80

79

WILLIAM MATHEW HODGKINS 1833 - 1898 Lake Wakatipu (Mt Earnslaw, Alfred and Cosmos Peaks) Watercolour 10 x 20.5 Signed, inscribed & dated 1896 $1,000 - 1,500

80

WILLIAM MATHEW HODGKINS Lake Wakatipu (Upper Arm and Left) Watercolour 10 x 20.5 Signed, inscribed & dated 1896 $1,000 - 1,500

81

WILLIAM MATHEW HODGKINS Lake Wakatipu (Upper Arm and Right) Watercolour 10 x 20.5 Signed, inscribed & dated 1896 $1,000 - 1,500

82 MAUD WINFIRED SHERWOOD 1880 - 1956

Portico, Capri

Oil on board 60 x 64 Signed

$5,000 - 10,000

81

94 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

Provenance:

Collection of Artist’s Family

82

95

83

84

83 VERA CUMMINGS 1891 - 1949

Ngapuhi Chieftainess

Harata Rewiri Tarapata

Oil on canvas 25.5 x 20.5 Signed

Inscribed on stretcher verso

$2,500 - 3,500

84 VERA CUMMINGS 1891 - 1949 Sophia

Oil on canvas 24 x 20

Signed & inscribed

$3,000 - 4,000

85 PETER MCINTYRE 1910 - 1995

Wairarapa Coastal Scene

Oil on board 60 x 80 Signed

$8,000 - 12,000

Provenance:

Purchased Estate sale, California

by its current USA based owner, c. 1987

96 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

85

97

86

88

86

JAMES PEELE 1847 - 1905 Settlers Camp Oil on canvas 60 x 90 Signed, inscribed & dated 1890 $3,000 - 5,000

87 JAMES PEELE 1847 - 1905

Dusky Sound

Oil on canvas 75 x 125 Signed

$5,000 - 7,000 87

98 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

88

DOROTHY KATE RICHMOND 1861 - 1935 Christmas Roses Watercolour 52 x 57.5 Signed & dated 1934 $4,000 - 6,000

89

CHARLES DECIMUS BARRAUD 1822-1897 Lake Taupo with Tongariro and Ruapehu Beyond Maori Woman with Child and Dog Forground Watercolour 31 x 40 Signed & dated 1879 $10,000 - 15,000

90

JAMES CROWE RICHMOND 1822- 1898 Mt Rolleston, Westland NZ Watercolour 52 x 76 Signed, inscribed & dated 1873 $8,000 - 12,000

89

90

99

91 ALLAN WAITE 1924 - 2010

Douglas Badcock At His Easel

Oil on board 91 x 106 Signed Inscribed Douglas Badcock of New Zealand verso

$2,000 - 4,000

92

Provenance:

Ex Artist’s Estate Collection, Australia

Provenance:

Ex Allan Waite Estate Collection, Australia

Exhibited:

Royal Easter Show Art Prize Exhibition

Label affixed verso

100 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

DOUGLAS BADCOCK 1922 - 2009 Junction of Arrow and Kawarau Rivers Oil on board 50 x 70 Signed & dated 1979 Incribed verso $4,000 - 7,000

93

DOUGLAS BADCOCK Autumn in the Maniototo Oil on board 41 x 56 Signed & dated 1978 $2,000 - 3,000

Born in Balclutha 1922 Douglas Badcock had a highly successful professional art career. Preferring to paint en plein-air, mostly in oil, Douglas earned a reputation as one of New Zealand's leading landscape painters. His paintings are included in the Queen of England's collection and King of Thailand's collection. Douglas was a Kelliher Art Award winner and several books have been published on his work. He came second in the 1959 Kelliher Art Award and third in the 1962 award.

Badcock held his first exhibition in Wellington in 1960, a sellout within two days. A review at the time described him as: a realistic painter and absolutely sincere with a natural talent and a high technical

94 DOUGLAS BADCOCK

Queenstown, c. 1955

Oil on board 27 x 31 Signed

$2,000 - 3,000 standard ... A master of the New Zealand landscape, he paints New Zealand as he sees it. He produced at least three publications: My Kind Of Country, My Kind of Painting and A Painter in Fiji.

In a 2004 Listener article, Badcock said: I paint seas, skies, mountains.

I paint the world I know, as it appears to me. I have an image that is there and I have to record it. When I'm painting I let the subject reveal itself. Picasso said I don't seek, I find. And finding is a revelation - intellectually, emotionally, spiritually. The primary motivation is selfexpression, but if there's no vision, if we don't see beauty in nature any more, then we're nowhere.

101

102 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

95

CHARLES DECIMUS BARRAUD 1822-1897 Maori Meeting with Settler, Near Wellington Watercolour 38 x 26 Signed & dated 1861 N.Z $4,000 - 6,000

96

ARTIST UNKNOWN 19th Century HMS New Zealand In Action, 29 August 1914, Battle of Heligoland Oil on canvas 42 x 60 Signed (llegible) & dated August 19th 1915 $1,000 - 3,000

97

JOHN PHILEMON BACKHOUSE 1845 - 1908 Maori Village Oil on shell 20 x 19 Signed & inscribed $1,500 - 2,500

98

CHARLES FREDERICK GOLDIE 1870 - 1947 Sleep, ‘tis a Gentle Thing: Pokai, A Warrior Chieftain Of The Ngatimaru Tribe Thames’ Photographic reproduction print 21 x 18 Signed, inscribed To J N Munroe, Kia Ora & dated June 1938 on mount in C F Goldie’s hand $2,000 - 3,000

103

99 CHARLES HENRY HOWORTH 1856 - 1945

Wanganui River

Oil on canvas 50.5 x 76 Signed

$2,000 - 3,000

100 JOHN GIBB 1831 - 1909

Foveaux Strait

Oil on board 25 x 45 Signed

$1,000 - 2,000 101 JOHN ELDER MOULTRAY 1865 - 1922

Preservation Inlet

Oil on canvas 29 x 45 Signed

$1,500 - 2,500

99

102 CHARLES BLOMFIELD 1848 - 1926

Sunset, South Island

Oil on canvas 29 x 39 Signed

$2,000 - 3,000 103 CHARLES BLOMFIELD 1848 - 1926

Mirror Lakes, Fiordland

Oil on canvas 33.5 x 45 Signed

$2,500 - 3,500 104

100

104 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

WILLIAM GEORGE BAKER 1864 - 1929 Near Haitaitai Wellington Oil on canvas 60 x 90 Signed & inscribed $2,500 - 3,500

101

103

102

104

105

105

105

CHARLES BLOMFIELD 1848 - 1926 Waitakare Stream Oil on board 20 x 34.5 Signed & dated 1886 $2,000 - 3,000

106

HERBERT IVAN BABBAGE 1875 - 1916 Mending the Nets Oil on panel 24 x 25.5 Original H I Babage label affixed verso $1,200 - 1,600

107 PETRUS VAN DER VELDEN 1837 - 1913

Cottage Interior

Oil on panel 40 x 26 Signed

$3,000 - 5,000

108 CHARLES GOLDSBOROUGH ANDERSON

British 1865 - 1936

Mrs Goldsborough Anderson - The Artist’s Wife

Oil on canvas 217 x 104 Signed

$1,500 - 3,000 Provenance:

Artist’s Family Collection.

The Auckland based owners grandmother

was sister of artist 106

106 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

107

108

107

109

IRONS 19th Century New Zealand Nine Early views of Christchurch, Port Chalmers, Stewart Island & Arrowtown, c. 1903 Eight watercolours and one pencil drawing on paper 20 x 30 Signed, one dated 1903 $1,000 - 1,500

108 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

110

JOSEPH JENNER MERRETT 1816 - 1854 Maori Feast at Remuera, 1844 Coloured lithograph presented to the subscribers of the New Zealand Farmer, Bee And Poultry Journal, 1880, 28.5 x 88.5 Signed & inscribed $1,500 - 2,500

Provenance:

Private Collection, Auckland

Purchased John Leech Gallery, 2005

In May 1844, Auckland was home to one of the largest Maori feasts ever recorded. Organised by Waikato Iwi some 4,000 guests assembled between Mt Hobson (Remuwera) and Mt St John (Titikopuke) for the Maori feast. For a week they dined on 9,000 sharks, 100 pigs and 11,000 baskets of potatoes. They also consumed large amounts of tea, tobacco and sugar. When Governor Fitzroy arrived on the first morning of the feast he witnessed two groups of 800 Maori warriors perform a thunderous haka before charging at each other in a mock battle armed with guns and tomahawks. The entire event was a spectacular display of Maori power and strength.

There was a good deal of uneasiness prevailed in Auckland over the assembly of such a vast number of natives, but the feast passed without disturbance of any sort, a conspicuous feature in connection with it being the regular observance of religious services by the assembled natives. New Zealand Herald

109

112

111

111 RUSSELL HOLLINGS b. 1948

The Washing Line, Rhana Flats, Wellington

Oil on board 55.8 x 63.5 Signed

$1,500 - 2,500

110 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

112 PETER MCINTYRE 1910 - 1995

Sampans, Hong Kong

Watercolour 50 x 74 Signed

$5,000 - 7,000

113

113

EDWARD WILLIAM PAYTON 1859 - 1944 Nihotupu Dam, Waitakere Oil on board 24.5 x 35 Signed, inscribed & dated 1887 verso $500 - 1,000

114 MAUD SHERWOOD 1880 - 1956

Canterbury Bells

Watercolour 65 x 48 Signed

$1,500 - 2,500

114

Provenance:

Ex Collection of Sir James & Lady Fletcher

111

115

PATRICK HOGAN 1804 - 1878 No. 1, Auckland, New Zealand (From Hobson Street South) & No. 3, Auckland, New Zealand.

(From Britomart Barrack), A Pair Lithographed by Standidge & Co, Old Jewry, London, 1852 Signed, inscribed & dated 1852 $2,000 - 3,000

Provenance:

Private Collection, Auckland

Purchased from John Leech Gallery, 2005

112 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

116

LOUIS AUGUSTE MARIE LE BRETON 1818 - 1866 Moullage de Korora-Reka, Entree de la Baie Des Iles, (Nouvelle Zelande), Cases de Naturels. (Baie des Iles), (3) Lithographed by Standidge & Co, Old Jewry, London, 1852 Signed, inscribed & dated 1852 $3,000 - 5,000

Provenance:

Private Collection, Auckland

Purchased from John Leech Gallery, 2005

113

119 117

117 JOHN KINDER 1819 - 1903

Grafton Cemetery

Original sepia photograph 16 x 21 Inscribed Auckland & dated 1866

$2,000 - 3,000

118 JOHN BARR CLARKE HOYTE 1835 - 1913

Doubtful Sound

Watercolour 23 x 58.5 Signed

$4,000 - 6,000

119 HORATIO GORDON ROBLEY 1840 - 1930

Letter with Maori Head Study

Ink on paper 25.5 x 30.5 Signed

$800 - 1,200 118

114 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

120

RAY THORBURN b. 1937 Modular Series Variations in a Square 5 Cellulose, lacquer on board 30.5 x 30.5 Signed, inscribed & dated 1973 verso $1,500 - 2,500

Provenance:

John Malcolm Estate

115

116 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

117

Auction categories at International Art Centre Important & Rare Art

Modern & Contemporary Art

Important & Rare auctions are the proven, pre-eminent sale category for major works of art offered for sale in New Zealand. These auctions take place three times annually. As we fast approach our 50th year in business, experience continues to equal results. 2014 saw Important & Rare auctions realise five of New Zealand’s top ten auction prices.

The following year saw new records set with the two top prices in Auckland achieved. With the addition of the record $1.377 million paid for a C F Goldie in April’s 2016 sale, International Art Centre achieved the three highest art auction prices in New Zealand’s history. Due to an appreciative, and greatly valued clientele of nationwide and international buyers and sellers we look forward to breaking new ground.

Twice a year our Modern & Contemporary Art auctions play an integral role in enabling market access to the most sought-after artists who have defined New Zealand’s art narrative over the past 50-years. These sales never fail to present an exciting offering of both painting and sculpture by a range of our modern and contemporary greats. Spanning that vital period from the establishment of midcentury modernism through to the cutting edge of our national contemporary art discourse, this is an acclaimed and significant event in the auction calendar. Our new state-of-the-art premises will ensure contemporary art is now exhibited and auctioned in a dynamic and appropriate environment.

Consign Now Richard Thomson Ph +64 9 379 4010 M. 0274 751 071 E. richard@artcntr.co.nz

Expertise Experience Results 118 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

Always consigning / Always cataloguing Artists’ Estates & Collectable Art

Single Owner

The buzz generated by our Artists’ Estates & Collectable Art auctions reflects the popularity of this sale: an event at which seasoned connoisseurs and budding collectors alike converge to appreciate one of the most eclectic and diverse offerings available to the market. Because this auction specifically caters to the more affordable end of the market - generally presenting works valued at $5,000 and less, this is an exciting opportunity to unearth some real treasures. Artists’ Estates & Collectable Art auctions offer a number lower-priced works from highly-sought after artists in print and edition form, as well as quality works from artists whose presence on the secondary market is just beginning to crystallise.

From time to time, the secondary market is fortunate enough to be exposed to one of those rare collections which transcends the value of its individual works of art, and stands to represent something iconic in its entirety. Our team is well-versed in the process of offering single-owner collections for sale, and take pride in the process of curating a single-owner sale when the opportunity arises. We offer a targeted marketing campaign and maximise the use of both electronic and print-based collateral to effectively showcase such collections to maximum effect. The strong networks we have established locally and internationally are reflected in some of the private collections which have been entrusted to us in recent years, namely: the sale of the John Leech Collection, the Barry Pilcher Collection of Contemporary Art and a selection of works from the Fletcher Trust Collection.

Auctions

Consign Now Luke Davies Ph +64 9 379 4010 E. luke@artcntr.co.nz

119

Winter Salon

Philip Holmes - Madonna d’argento Conté on panel - 24 x 17 cm - $7,800

Over 85 New Paintings By Invited Artists Gallery Open 7 Days

202 PARNELL ROAD AUCKL AND NEW ZEAL AND PH +64 9 366 6045 fran@ar tcntr.co.nz www.internationalar tcentre.co.nz

Philip Holmes - Te Rauparaha - Oil & conté on panel - 32 x 23 cm - $17,800

1 - 21 August 2017

Absentee Bid Form Important & Rare Tuesday 8 August 2017

✃

I instruct International Art Centre to bid on my behalf for the following lots up to the prices indicated below. My bids are to be executed at the lowest attainable price level.

All bids are subject to Conditions of Sale printed in this catalogue.

Alternatively, register then bid online www.fineartauction.co.nz

Registration Bidding Number Name Address Telephone

✃

Lot Number

Signature

Mobile

Email

Artist & Title

...........................................................................................

Max. Bid $NZ excluding buyers premium

/

/ 2017

International Art Centre offers this service to clients unable to attend sale and is not responsible for error or failure to execute bids.

Fax +64 9 307 3421 or post to PO Box 37344 Parnell, Auckland 1151 before 3pm day of sale

202 PARNELL ROAD AUCKL AND NEW ZEAL AND PH 09 379 4010 www.finear tauction.co.nz

121

Recent Prices Realised Prices quoted are fall of the hammer which attract buyers premium Artist’s Estates & Collectable Art 4 July 2017 1 2600 2 1600 3 800 4 500 5 6500 6 1500 7 1250 8 500 9 300 10 300 11 500 12 850 13 1000 14 1000 15 850 16 1600 17 1100 18 1600 19 700 20 2600 21 1000 22 275 23 1800 24 200 25 760 26 1000 27 875 28 1000 29 400 30 350 32 450 33 1300 34 1300 35 4400 36 2000 37 1200 38 575 39 350 40 1000 41 1500 42 2700 43 1200 44 300 46 1700 47 300 48 100 49 3100 50 1500 51 500 52 350 53 500 54 400 55 850 56 1800 57 500

58 1600 59 1600 60 800 61 1000 62 450 63 2800 64 2400 65 1700 66 2200 67 1700 68 1600 69 3000 70 6000 71 1750 73 3400 74 4600 80 2600 81 1700 82 1900 83 900 84 800 85 425 86 900 87 1000 88 650 89 100 90 700 92 550 93 1400 94 1000 95 900 96 1700 97 1500 98 500 99 1200 100 500 101 2500 102 1600 103 1000 104 2500 105 4200 107 4000 108 6200 109 3100 110 2200 112 850 114 2750 115 425 117 900 118 2300 120 625 121 3750 123 750 125 1600 126 1100 127 1100 128 200 129 425 130 600

131 2750 133 1400 135 500 137 300 139 100 140 2650 141 300 143 200 144 200 146 300 147 1000 149 1700 150 500 151 1150 152 300 153 1750 154 900 155 250 156 1500 157 300 158 400 159 1300 160 425 161 1500 162 2000 163 1325 164 500 165 500 166 400 167 400 168 700 170 350 171 425 172 1000 173 1100 174 525 175 550 176 400 177 300 178 1100 179 1200 181 200 182 360 184 220 186 500 187 300 190 1200 191 850 192 300 193 200 194 450 195 550 196 500 197 300 198 500 199 450 200 500 201 350 202 250

122 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

203 150 204 410 205 900 206 300 207 2200 208 200 209 350 210 200 211 25 212 500 213 200 214 200 215 150 216 100 217 410 Modern & Contemporary Art 16 May 2017 1 6000 3 1200 5 1800 6 1300 7 800 8 900 11 2700 13 7000 14 7000 15 5500 16 14000 17 3600 18 40000 19 3100 20 1800 21 6100 23 4000 24 5400 25 4500 26 1800 27 10000 28 19000 29 3100 30 4000 31 10000 33 5900 35 8000 37 2000 38 2600 39 4300 40 4500 42 1400 43 800 44 850 45 6750 47 40000 48 10000 49 1000 50 1000

51 11000 52 1700 53 2500 54 15000 55 35000 57 2750 58 4750 60 5100 63 8600 66 3700 67 900 68 1000 69 2000 70 700 71 900 73 700 74 3700 77 5000 78 900 79 900 80 800 82 1700 83 1800 84 2600 87 2000 89 5000 90 2150 93 850 95 1000 97 600 98 2250 99 850 100 1500 101 2000 102 700 103 1000 104 1300 106 500 107 3000 108 1100 109 1100 110 1100 111 1800 113 600 114 800 115 1400 116 3000 117 300 118 300 121 5100 122 500 123 600 124 260 125 200 127 500 128 200 129 900 130 500 131 250

132 350 133 1100 134 700 135 650 136 850 137 1050 138 300 139 1500 140 390 141 200 142 400 143 200 144 160 145 1000 146 410 147 600 148 475 149 240 150 575 151 325 152 800 153 700 154 700 156 510 157 175 158 1500 160 5000 161 3250 163 1300 164 300 165 2200 166 1600 Important & Rare 4 April 2017 2 14000 4 1200 6 2000 7 2450 8 2400 9 9000 10 9000 11 5000 12 6000 14 7000 15 11000 16 8500 18 7500 19 6000 23 5250 25 7750 26 8000 27 17000 28 4000 30 30000 31 18000 33 11000

34 4100 37 5500 38 8500 40 26000 44 22500 45 2850 46 900 47 8500 48 3375 49 14000 50 3250 51 5000 53 10000 54 22000 55 42100 56 100000 59 2000 64 60000 65 21000 66 2200 67 6700 68 8000 70 4000 71 12000 72 7250 73 2000 75 1000 76 800 77 3500 79 3000 80 5600 81 1500 82 1600 84 3250 85 2400 86 1800 88 7500 89 4250 90 8100 91 1000 92 2000 93 1200 94 500 95 900 98 900 99 600 100 1000 101 1000 102 3000 104 1200 105 800 106 1500 107 3100

Conditions of Sale and A Guide to Buyers The highest bidder shall be the buyer. In the event of any dispute as to the bidding in respect of any lot, that lot may be offered again at the discretion of the auctioneer whose decision shall be absolute and final.

The auctioneer has the right (i) to refuse any bid; (ii) to advance the bidding at his absolute discretion; (iii) to place a reserve on any lot; (iv) to place a bid or bids on behalf of the seller; (v) to withdraw any lot from sale; (vi) to require a successful bidder to pay forthwith the whole or any

part of the purchase price.

The auctioneer acts as the agent of the seller and neither he nor the seller shall be responsible for any defects or faults in any lot or for any errors of description or for genuineness or authenticity of any lot and no compensation shall be paid in respect of same.

From the time of lot being sold, such lot will be the responsibility of the buyer.

Successful bidders are required to pay for purchases immediately on completion of sale unless otherwise arranged.

All intending buyers are required to register for a bidding number prior to auction commencing. Subscribers can use their permanent bidding number. We reserve the right to ask for identification if you are a first time client of International Art Centre.

Each lot shall be paid for and removed at the buyers expense by no later than 5pm Friday 11 August 2017 unless otherwise arranged failing which the auctioneer and/or the seller shall have the right to forfeit any deposit paid by the buyer and to resell the lot either by public or private sale and any deficiency on costs of resale shall be borne by the defaulting buyer.

No lot may be collected whilst auction is in progress. Payment can also not be made until completion of auction.

SUBJECT BIDS When the auctioneer declares a lot ‘subject’ this means the bid is below the set reserve and is subject to vendor accepting, rejecting or negotiating the bid. International Art Centre will endeavour to make contact with the vendor immediately after sale or the following day. If the bid is accepted, the highest bidder is obligated to make purchase.

ESTIMATES Estimates are provided for each entry and act as a guide only. They are prepared well in advance of sale and are subject to revision at any time.

Estimates are based on hammer price and do not include buyers premium.

ABSENTEE BIDS Absentee bidding arranged - please refer to absentee bidding in back of catalogue. Fax to (09) 307 3421 or post to PO Box 37 344 Parnell before 3pm day of sale. Please do not be offended if a member of our staff ask for your credit card details as security.

Absentee bids can also be left via our website to registered members. Our website www.fineartauction.co.nz acts as a useful auxiliary to the catalogue but we recommend inspection or a condition report prior to leaving a bid.

Our staff will gladly supply you with a condition report on any lot.

TELEPHONE BIDS Telephone bidding available to subscribers and registered bidders. There is no charge for this service.

PAYMENT FACILITIES Eftpos: Available for transactions depending on your daily limit.

Bank deposits: Bank instructions on invoice if paying by direct debit.

Quote the Lot number(s) purchased and Surname as reference.

Cheques: Accepted by known clients of International Art Centre or at our discretion. When posting cheques please ensure they are sent to the following address. International Art Centre PO Box 37 344 Parnell, Auckland 1151. Make cheque payable to ‘International Art Centre’. International Art Centre reserves the right to release goods once cheque proceeds have been cleared.

Credit cards: Only Visa and Mastercard accepted - with a 2% surcharge.

EXPORTING As a general rule, anyone exporting New Zealand works over 60 years of age should apply for an export certificate from the Ministry for Culture and Heritage. This does not apply to non New Zealand works.

For full details visit www.mch.govt.nz FREIGHT & PACKING International Art Centre arrange door to door delivery both nationally and internationally. Please arrange insurance on your items prior to them leaving our premises.

OTHER ENQUIRIES Should you have any questions relating to the sale or if we can be of any other assistance please contact us during business hours on (09) 379 4010, Toll Free 0800 800 322 or email info@internationalartcentre.co.nz BUYERS PREMIUM 16.5% Buyers premium plus GST on premium applies to all lots.

(Total buyers premium is 18.98% including GST)

123

Index ALBRECHT G............................................... 15,28

HODGKINS F.................................. 42, 44, 45, 46

RICHMOND D K.............................................. 88

BABBAGE H I.................................................. 106

HOGAN P...................................................... 115

ROBLEY H G................................................... 119

BACKHOUSE J P.............................................. 97

HOLLINGS R................................................... 111

SHARPE A......................................................... 47

BADCOCK D....................................... 92, 93, 94

HOOPER J........................................................ 22

SHERWOOD M W.................................... 82, 113

BAKER W G.................................................... 104

HOTERE R................................. 13, 33, 34, 35, 36

SMITHER M................................................. 17, 26

BARRAUD C D .......................................... 89, 95

HOWORTH C H................................................ 99

STEELE L J................................................... 38, 59

BEADLE P................................................... 4, 5, 6

HOYTE JOHN B C.......................................... 118

STODDART M O.................................. 72, 73, 74,

BEADLE B........................................................... 7

HUGHES S................................................... 10, 11

STRAKA H......................................................... 23

BLOMFIELD C..................... 49, 50, 102, 103, 105

IRONS............................................................. 109

SUTTON W A (BILL)........................................... 20

BOWRING W A................................................ 58

KELLY F.............................................................. 37

SZIRMAY M......................................................... 8

BROWN N.................................................. 31, 32

KINDER J........................................................ 117

TAPPER G......................................................... 77

CHING R.............................................. 60, 61, 62

LE BRETON L A M........................................... 116

THOMPSON S L.......................................... 40, 76

CLARK R................................... 53, 54, 55, 56, 57

LEEK S............................................................... 21

THORBURN R W............................................. 120

CUMMINGS V...................................... 66, 83, 84

LOGAN C......................................................... 39

TOLE J............................................................. 2, 3

DALI S............................................................... 64

LUSK D.............................................................. 18

UNKNOWN ARTIST........................................... 96

DEANS A A...................................................... 68

MACALISTER M M.............................................. 9

VAN DER VELDEN P................................ 75, 107

DOLEZEL J........................................................ 27

MACDARMID D O........................................... 71

WAITE A............................................................ 91

ELLIS R.............................................................. 16

MCINTYRE P......................51, 52, 67, 69, 85, 112

WALDROM G.................................................. 24

FRIZZELL D.................................................. 29, 30

MERRETT J J................................................... 110

WALSH J........................................................... 70

GIBB J............................................................. 100

MOULTRAY J E............................................... 101

WHITE A L......................................................... 78

GOLDIE C F......................................... 41, 34, 98

NAIRN J M....................................................... 63

WHITE R.............................................................. 1

GOLDSBOROUGH A CS ............................. 108

PALMER S ........................................................ 25

WHITEHEAD C.................................................. 48

GOOD R.................................................... 12, 14

PAYTON E W.................................................. 114

WRIGHT W....................................................... 65

HANLY P........................................................... 19

PEELE J....................................................... 86, 87

HODGKINS W M.................................. 79, 80, 81

RICHMOND J C............................................... 90

124 Important & Rare Art Tuesday 8 August 2017

202 PARNELL RD AUCKLAND NEW ZEALAND TEL +64 9 379 4010 FAX +64 9 307 3421 PO BOX 37 344 PARNELL AUCKLAND 1151 www.fineartauction.co.nz