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Webb's catalogue of

Important New Zealand Paintings together with Miscellaneous New Zealand Works of Art and Foreign Paintings WEDNESDAY 14th JUNE 1995 at 6pm

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The Catalogue

2 Colin McCahon Titirangi Bush Landscape and Old Woman by the Sea two crayon drawings on one lithographic paper plate, circa 1965; each inscribed in lithographic pencil at the base with the titles and McCahon 57 Ed 100 published by Peter Webb, High St, Auckland 257 X 395mm

This plate with its two images was never printed, McCahon choosing to have published first, the Puketutu From My Boat images. Had the Puketutu prints sold, the two images here may have been published, but because there was no demand for the Puketutu prints, priced at one guinea, (a set of the four images selling recently at $6,000) it is likely that McCahon had little encouragement to proceed with any further prints. Together with another crayon drawing on lithographic paper. $1000-1600 see illustration above

1 Colin McCahon 1919-1987 Van Gogh, Poems by John Caselberg original crayon drawing on lithographic paper plate signed and dated 1965 395 x 257mm together with another drawing, an alternative for the cover of the Caselberg Poems (2) $1000-2000 see illustration above

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Colin McCahon Jump oil on jute canvas 200 x 158mm Collection: Pip and Agnes Wood , Parnell Provenance: The painting is accompanied by a photocopy of a letter penned in felt-tip by the artist to Pip and Agnes Wood. The original is written on the outside of a brown manila envelope in which the painting was delivered. The letter reads in part ... the wee Jump inside is one way to the monster I've done for the Commonwealth Games. $7000-10,000 see illustration above

4 Colin McCahon Small North/and Landscape solpah enamel and sand on hardboard signed and dated Jan-Oct 1966 title inscribed, signed and dated again on reverse 301 x 301mm $10,000-15,000 see illustration above

Colin McCahon French Bay watercolour signed and dated Dec 1958 (faintly) 205 x 260mm $8000-12,000 see illustration below

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Colin McCahon Comet (FII) 1974 oil on jute canvas title inscribed, signed and dated 1974 630 X 930mm Reference: Colin McCahon: Artist by Gordon H. Brown, Reed 1993 "In a letter to Luit Bieringa written at the time, he referred to his early religious work and said that, ' I still believe in my God, but he has changed a bit'. In a different yet not so different way, the Comet paintings register change or, more correctly, movement in time.God is here spanning time as a symbolic force, displaying greater omnipotence than

he had in the Crucifixions of 1947-50. Each set of the Comet paintings comprises three or four paintings and can be likened to a se1ies of time exposures of film, with each painting in the sequence recording the progress of the comet as it moves across the heavens .... " $50,000-65,000 see illustration above

Colin McCahon Painting from the Landscape Theme and Variations series circa 1963 oil on jute canvas 1730 x 830mm inscribed on the reverse with the capital letter H

framed North Otago Landscapes of 1967 which occupied much of the wall space of the Barry Lett Galleries, with the written Scrolls of 1969 and most notable with the two large Victory Over Death paintings of 1970 which filled the two larger walls of Barry Lett Galleries entirely" .

Provenance: First exhibited at the Ikon Gallery, Auckland in May 1963 as one of six landscape panels individually lettered C, D, F, G, H, I which accompanied two eight panel works, titled Landscape Theme and Variations: Series A and Landscape Theme and Variation: Series B. The H panel was purchased from the exhibition and re-sold through the Peter McLeavey Gallery in Wellington in 1975 to the present owners , the Les and Milly Paris Family Collection, Wellington. Between 28th April 29th May 1977 the work was exhibited at the Dowse Art Gallery exhibition titled A Private View, works from the Paris Family Collection. Then from 13th December to 7th March 1994 it was exhibited at the Hit Parade exhibition, some contemporary works from the Paris Family Collection, at the Auckland City Art Gallery.

Colin McCahon: Artist by Gordon H. Brown, Reed 1993 pp. 99 , I 00, I OJ. Referring to the series to which this painting belongs, Gordon Brown writes "The slightly impatient, emotional rashness that is part of the vitality underlying the Northland Panels is, in the Landscape Theme and Variations paintings, clarified, condensed , controlled and given greater rhythmic inter-structure and unity. Although the North/and Panels represent unspecified locations, there is an element of explicitness in the various landscapes depicted. But Landscape Theme and Variations Series A sees the land abbreviated into a form which, with concentrated precision, assesses the universal nature of the landscape. The two works may seem to act in antithesis, but in feeling, are complementary in the way they present the underlying conflict behind our attitude to the land. As a reflection of McCahon's belief they can be justly paired. With the North/and Panels there was an urgent need to establish an immediate, keenly felt response, slightly awkward and not fully enunciated in its details, which _n evertheless stated McCahon's concern as directly and persuasively as possible. Landscape Theme and Variation: Series A is more contemplative. It reflects an almost classical distillation of a few basic geographic structures that pervade the county and give form to New Zealand as a land. Its monumental simplicity is united with a deep, sympathetic, lifelong attachment to the land which as been one of the prime supports to his development as an artist; a vision that is essential for McCahon to communicate". $100,000-150,000 see illustration right

Literature: Bulletin of New Zealand Art History No 2 1974, Colin McCahon's Paintings and Drawings at the Ikon Gallery by Professor Anthony Green "Series A was hung on the left wall and Series Bon the right wall , C was hung directly opposite the door. H and /, McCahon noted , were a pair. These and panels D, F and G were on the fire-place wall. The series hung edge to edge and fitted the walls almost exactly. They were hung about eight inches from the floor and the top of them would have been above the hanging rail of the gallery, but would have been 4' 5" below the ceiling. They were intended to form a complete painted "environment". In this respect they follow the attempt to do the same thing with The Wake. In this case, however, they were designed specifically for the space in which they were to hung. This effect was attempted again later with the

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land abbre1iatedimoa ted precision. a,it\1/i andscape. The !\lo I it· i,. bm in feelini, are they presem ilie our attitude to the laoo. n' belief the) can oc h/and Panels there 1a, nimmediaie. keenl1 fen and not full) enun,:ia1~ less slated \Jc(aboo, uasiiely as po11ible

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8 Colin McCahon Drawing for Landscape Theme and Variations Series 1962-63 oil on paper signed, title inscribed and dated on reverse 870 x 550mm This painting was donated by the artist to an auction to benefit the I.H.C Society and it was purchased at the auction by the late Geoffrey Rix-Trott and Patricia Rix-Trott. McCahon has inscribed on the back board This side to face the Auctioneer. The proceeds of the sale of this painting will benefit the building fund of Christ Church, Alfriston. $18,000-24,000 see illustration above

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Colin McCahon North Otago Landscape No.16 P. V.A enamel on hardboard title inscribed, signed and dated 1967 title inscribed, signed and dated again on reverse and numbered 16 575 x 840mm $65,000-85,000 see illustration above

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10 Colin McCahon Kauri oil on panel title inscribed, signed and dated Sept 1966 760 x 500mm Collection: Mr Kees Hos, Melbourne $35,000-50,000 see illustration above

irll,\lJeed 1993 PP me fi1e watercolours )a~nes of ten Chine ~Jced on larm shee iidtrabl)f~r1t1le ri~on: The Les ~d olleiuon \\'ellin~on; p1 Gallery in 19 9. ljJJl).)j.())j

11 Colin McCahon Number Four ink drawing signed and dated 1959 752 x 550mm

12 Colin McCahon Number Five ink drawing signed and dated 1959 752 x 550mm Reference: As previous lot Collection: The Les and Milly Paris Family Collection Wellington; purchased from the Peter James Gallery in 1979. $25,000-35,000 see illustration above

Reference: Colin McCahon: Artist by Gordon H.Brown, Reed 1993 pp.132-140 ".. .the five watercolours were quickly followed by a series of ten Chinese ink wash drawings, produced on larger sheets of toned paper in considerably freer style" . Collection: The Les and Milly Paris Family Collection Wellington; purchased from the Peter James Gallery in 1979. $25,000-35,000 see illustration above

Colin McCahon A Nelson landscape watercolour circa 1942 210 x 270mm Verso: A similar landscape Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Mr M. C. Draffin, Auckland, the artist's solicitor. 12,000-15,000 see illustrations above and below

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14 Colin McCahon Necessary Protection charcoal drawing title inscribed, signed and dated 1971 460 X 610mm $16,000-22,000 see illustration above

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15 Colin McCahon Can You Hear Me Saint Francis watercolour title inscribed, signed and dated Sept 4th 1969 in pencil 1550 x 553mm $ 10,000-13,000 see illustration left

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16 Colin McCahon Sketch for the International Air Race 1953 oil on board 280 X 515mm

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Provenance: During 1952, the artist recieved a commission from Tasman Empire Airways Ltd for a large painting to commemorate the London to Christchurch air race due to take place in October 1953. McCahon produced several studies for the subject, all titled Sketch for Teal. These were shown in the 1953 Group Show exhibition in Christchurch together with Comet and the main International Air Race painting.

Mr Allender noted at the time that " ... the painting (International Air Race) had excited little public or art world interest. McCahon was virtually unknown and the painting was thought incomprehensible". International Air Race was subsequently lost, and was presumed "... thrown out with outdated publicity material..." some years after Mr Allender had left the airline.

This study was not included in the Group Show exhibition as it had already been gifted to Mr Robert Allender, Sydney, the who was the publicity manager for the airline and the officer responsible for the commission.

Reference: The International Air Race painting is illustrated on p.50 Colin McCahon: Artist by Gordon H. Brown, Reed 1993. $12,000-18,000 see illustration above

17 Ralph Hotere b.1931 Seif Portrait acrylic paint and colour photographic prints on steel (685 x 685mm) title inscribed, signed and dated 1990 inscribed on reverse Seif Portrait, Hotere, Los Angeles and Port Chalmers, March, Sept, Oct 90

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18 Ralph Hotere Polaris Nineteen Eighty Four acrylic and pencil on paper, collaged onto steel title inscribed, signed and dated 1983 675 x 765mm $16,000-24,000 see illustration above

19 Tony Fomison 1939-1990 William Blake Portrait Pakeha Prophet oil on canvas on board title inscribed, signed and dated November 1978 - December 1979 355 x 543mm $18,000-24,000 see illustration above

20 Tony Fomison Untitled Landscape charcoal drawing 377 x 555mm Provenance: Formerly in the collection of the late Ron O'Reilly, purchased from the artist's first exhibition at the C.S.A Gallery, Christchurch. Collection: Mr John Quilter, Wellington $3000-4000 see illustration below ll R~m \\'hile b.19-16

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nthe collection of di: ased from ilie artN 1 S.A Galle~. ilter. Wellington 22 Robin White Elodea, drawing for the above watercolour pencil signed and dated 1975 340 x 270mm Reference: Robin White New Zealand Painter, A li sterTay lor 1981, cat No. 167, p.107 Illustrations: idem, p I 07 Col lections: Neil and Jean Smith, Auckland . Roger and Dianne Hall, Dunedin Exhibited: Peter McLeavey Gallery, Wellington, 1975; Waikato Art Museum, Hamilton, 1979 $3000-4000 see illustration above

21 Robin White b.1946 Our Lodger watercolour title inscribed, signed and dated 6/75 345 x 275mm Reference: Robin White, New Zealand Painter, Alister Taylor 1981, cat No. 179, p. 109. Illustrations: idem, p. 60 Collections: Mr Alister Taylor, Martinborough. Roger and Dianne Hall, Dunedin Exhibited: Peter McLeavey Gallery, Wellington , 1975 $12,000-16,000 see illustration above

23 Philip Clairmont 1949-1984 Self Portrait Listening to Music mixed media on board title inscribed, signed with initials and dated 1982 1550 x 750mm $18,000-24,000 see illustration above

24 Philip Clairmont Interior with Clothes on Door oil on jute canvas laid on stretched canvas signed and dated 1976 top left signed with initials and dated 1976. 1977 lower right 1600 X 840mm $18,000-24,000 see illustration above

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25 Milan Mrkusich b.1925 Grey-Meta Grey oil on canvas title inscribed, signed and dated 1970 on reverse 920 x 890mm Collection: Mr John Mathews , New Plymouth $12,000-18,000 see illustration above

27 Jeffrey Harris b.1949 German Cousins oil on board signed and dated 197 4 1375 x 1430mm $10,000-15,000 see illustration below

26 Milan Mrkusich Chromatic Suite II No.4 1968 acrylic on paper on hardboard signed 330 x 395mm $4000-6000 see illustration above

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29 Jeffrey Harris Figures in Interior mixed media on paper signed and dated 1986 1210 x 810mm $2000-3000

Jeffrey Harris Disappearing Men 1988 oil, acrylic, charcoal and collage on paper signed and dated 1988 1520 x 1020mm $9000-12,000 see illustration above

31 Robert Ellis b.1929 Rakaumangamanga Revisted acrylic on canvas signed and dated 1983 1910 x 1740mm $6000-9000 see illustration below

30 Don Peebles b.1922 Untitled Blue stained canvas title inscribed, signed and dated 1990 on reverse 1250 x 1640mm $8000-12,000 see illustration above

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32 Geoff Thornley b.1942 Series A No.2 mixed media on paper laid on canvas title inscribed, signed and dated 1974 on reverse 550 x 550mm $3000-4000

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Neil Dawson b. 1948 4 Play painted steel mesh, plate and wire 1560 x 860 x 400mm complete with artist's installation card incorporating plumb-bob, photograph of the installed work, together with the original wooden case for storage and travelling $5000-8000 see illustration below

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34 Toss Woollaston Portrait watercolour signed 355 x 262mm $2000-3000 see illustration right

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35 Toss Woollaston b.1910 Lyttleton Harbour watercolour signed 310 x 385mm $3000-4000

36 Gretchen Albrecht b.1943 Venus 1980 acrylic on canvas signed and dated 1980 on reverse 1200 x 1200mm $3500-5000 see illustration right

37 Michael Shepherd b.1950 Still Life with 78 Record and Tiki oil on hardboard 455 x 560mm $3000-5000 see illustration right

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39 Mark Cross Submarine Sound Tracks acrylic on board signed and dated 1989 282 x 332mm $1200-1600

40 Allen Maddox b.1948 Untitled Painting 1990 oil on canvas 920 X 920mm $3000-5000 see illustration right

41 Allen Maddox Untitled Painting oil on canvas 750 X 870mm $3000-4000

42 Allen Maddox No Right Turn oil on board original exhibition label from Denis Cohn Gallery on reverse 895 x 750mm $2000-3000

44 Doris Lusk 1916-1990 Nelson Bay and Coastal Landscape watercolour signed and dated 1966 384 X 556mm $3000-5000 see illustration above

43 Theo Schoon 1915-1985 Abstract Drawing ink and coloured pencil on paper signed and dated 1964 305 x 235mm $900-1500 see illustration below

45 Doris Lusk Mountain Landscape watercolour signed and dated 1970 370 X 550mm $3000-4000 see illustration above

46 Charles Tole 1903-1988 Untitled Abstract Painting oil on board signed 600 x 450mm $3000-5000 see illustration right

47 Margaret Olrog Stoddart 1865-1934 A Shady Street with Two Figures watercolour signed 245 x 335mm $4000-6000

48 John Weeks The Casbah, Morocco oil on board signed and dated 1927 title inscribed on reverse in pencil 260 x 350mm $2000-3000 see illustration below

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49 John Weeks 1888-1965 A Painting for the Artist's Mother oil on board circa 195 575 x 585mm The artist's mother bequeathed this charming painting to the present owner. It was painted by John Weeks for his bedridden mother to bring a cheerful note into her bedroom. A full provenance is available to the purchaser. $16,000-24,000 see illustration above

50 Russell Clark 1905-1966 Red Thistles oil on board signed 480 X 650mm $12,000-18,000 see illustration above

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51 Russell Clark Portrait of Duncan Darroch, Artist and Guide, Mt Cook Hermitage watercolour circa 1928 signed 260 X 210mm Provenance: Formerly in the collection of John L. Mcindoe, Dunedin; with his inscription on the reverse. $3000-4000 see illustration right

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52 James F. ScottA.R.S.A 1877-1932 The Octagon, Dunedin, Looking across George Street to Stuart Street from the Artist's Studio oil on canvas dated 1903 400 X 600mm Exhibited: The Otago Art Society A Retrospective Exhibition 1990, cat No. 25, illustrated p. 11. James Scott was born in Dunedin and in 1898 studied at the Academy Julian in Paris. He was briefly art master at the Wellington Technical College in 1907 and from 1909 to 1914 he taught in Sydney. During and after the First World War he was engaged as a war artist in Australia and his paintings are held in the Australian Was Museum. Late in life he lived in London where his works were accepted by the Royal Academy shortly before he died almost destitute. $10,000-13,000 see illustration above

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53 Peter McIntyre b. 19 J 0 New Zealand 'WAACS' on Leave, Libya, circa 1942 watercolour signed 380 x 500mm $8000-12,000 see illustration above & detail front cover

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55 Francis McCracken 1879-1959 The Paisley Shawl oil on panel circa 1910 inscribed on the reverse in pencil in the artist's hand The Paisley Shawl £25.00 F.McCracken c/o John Leech Shortland Street, Auckland 920 x 490mm $20,000-26,000 see illustration above

56 Francis McCracken Sundown, Concarneau oil on board signed 400 x 500mm $15 ,000-20,000 see illustration left

57 Christopher Aubrey active circa 1870-1890 Kiwis Foraging by Moonlight watercolour signed and dated 1884 375 x 570mm $6000-9000 see illustration below

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58 John Gully 1819-1888 Mitre Peak and Milford Sound with a Figure Sketching in the Foreground watercolour signed and dated 1877 360 x 640mm The artist depicted in the foreground is probably Gully's fellow artist and close friend James Crowe Richmond Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Peter Skellerup, Christchurch Exhibited: Robert McDougall Art Gallery Three Generations May 1967 $35,000-45,000 see illustration above

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59 John Barr Clark Hoyte 1835-1913

60 John Barr Clark Hoyte

Rowboat in an Arm of Wakatipu watercolour 562 x 1000mm Collection: The estate of the late Patricia France, Dunedin $35,000-50,000 see illustration above

Near Queenstown , Lake Wakatipu watercolour signed 226 x 522mm $8000-12,000 see illustration below

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61 John Barr Clark Hoyte In the Sounds, Near Picton watercolour signed 230 x 580mm $3000-4000

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62 Frank Wright 1860- I 923 A Three Masted Sailing Ship at Anchor in the Waitamata Harbour oil on board signed and dated 1894 605 x 395mm $7000-10,000

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63 Frank Wright A Three-masted Sailing Ship at a Wharf, Auckland watercolour signed 290 x 440mm $4000-6000 see illustration above

Frank Wright Tug, Steamer and Scow at a Wharf, Auckland watercolour signed 295 X 440mm $4000-5000 see illustration below

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65 Frank Wright A Mountainous Landscape with Riverbed and Figures watercolour signed 420 X 595mm $5000-8000 see illustration above

James McGlaughlan Nairn 1859-1904 Interior of a Blacksmith's Shop oil on board signed and dated 1903 295 x 240mm $5000-7000 see illustration below

66 Frank Wright Morning Mist, Urewera watercolour signed title inscribed and signed again on an original label attached to the reverse $1500-2500

67 Frank Wright Waikato Landscape watercolour signed with initials 220 X 295 $1500-2500

George O'Brien 1821-1888 Entrance to Blueskin Bay, Waitati watercolour signed (date illegible) 290 x 440mm $3000-5000 see illustration above

John Gully The Upper Waimakariri watercolour signed and dated 1884 245 x 350mm $5000-7000 see illustration below

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72 Lawrence William Wilson Stormy Day, Waimakariri River watercolour titled and signed340 x 510mm $4000-5000 see illustration below

71 Lawrence William Wilson active 1877-1904 Mount Avalanche Matukituri River, Lake Wakatipu oil on canvas titled and signed 410 x 510mm $5000-8000 see illustration above

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Charles Blomfield 1848-1926 Maori Village, Makoia Island, Rotorua oil on board signed and dated 1903 312 x 735mm $4000-5000 see illustration above

John L. Mcindoe 1898-1995 A View of Faaripoo Beach, Tahiti watercolour signed and dated 1927 245 X 350mm The small figure depicted sketching from the large rocky outcrop in the foreground of this painting is the artist's mother, the painter Mabel Hill, who was also the mother of the famous plastic surgeon, Sir Archibald Mcindoe. $600-800 see illustration below

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Moomoo Makatea, Tahiti watercolour circa 1927 signed insc1ibed on reverse John L. Mclndoe, 1927, purchased from the artist in Tahiti 220 X 530mm $1000-1500

75a Tom Peerless active 1884-1889 The Pink Terrace, Rotomahana

watercolour signed 400 x 555mm $3000-5000

76 Alfred Henry O'Keeffe 1858-1941

77 Archibald F. Nicholl 1886-1952

A Coastal Scene oil on canvas signed 300 x 410mm $3000-4000 see illustration below

Beside the Avon, Christchurch oil on canvas 385 x 490mm $4000-6000 see illustration above

79 William George Baker West Coast Road oil on canvas titled and signed 390 x 555mm $3000-4000 see illustration above

78 William George Baker 1864-1929 Ongaru River oil on canvas titled and signed 660 x 430mm $3000-4000 see illustration above

80 William George Baker Hall's Arm, Dusky Sound oil on canvas title inscribed and signed 600 x 900mm $3500-4500 see illustration lower left

81 Henry William Kirkwood 1854-1925 Cliff Face, Great Barrier oil on canvas original label on stretcher back inscribed in artist's hand in ink No.I , Cliffs, Great Barrier, H. W Kirkwood 635 x 500mm $3000-4000

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82 Major General Horatio Gordon Robley 1840-1930 Figure in a War Dance ink wash drawing inscribed Tu Ngarahu. Te Wehi Peihoma and signed 320 X 240mm $2000-3000 see illustration below

83 Louis James Steele 1843-1918 Portrait of Franz Schubert pastel on paper signed and dated 1893 480 X 355mm $800-1500

84 Francis McCracken Landscape with Red Roofed House watercolour signed 240 x 290mm $3000-4000 see illustration above

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85 Francis McCracken Farmhouse, Concarneau watercolour signed 205 x 215mm $3000-4000

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88 George Smith A.R.S.A. 1870-1934 Return from Pasture oil on canvas signed 720 X 920mm signed again and title inscribed in the artist's hand on reverse of the original gilt frame $12,000-16,000 see illustration above

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89 Henry Wyatt R.A Lady Asleep with a Book on her Lap oil on canvas circa 1825 diameter 860mm in original gilt frame $20,000-26,000 see illustration above

90 Munakata Shiko 1903-1975 Disciple of Buddha watercolour on rice paper 625 x 315mm Provenance: Collection of Raymond ChapmanTaylor who purchased the work from Shoji Hamada in the 1950's. $8000-12,000 see illustration above

91 A Collection of Six Framed and 36 Unframed Watercolours, mounted in an album, by an unknown nineteenth century amateur British artist. Mostly of town views and costumed figures including subjects in Britain, Mauritius, Ionian Isles, India and Greece with two panoramic views of the Turkish part of Prevera. The largest works being the latter two which measure 870 x 755mm and 250 x 590mm respectively. Some foxing otherwise all in fairly good condition (42) $1500-2500 see illustration right

92 19th Century Italian School A Pair of Paintings each Depicting a Peasant Smoking A Pipe oils on canvas signature illegible each 370 x 245mm $1800-2500

93 19th Century British School Landscape with Haymakers and Weir oil on canvas signed with initials L. WH? and dated 1897 340 x 525mm $500-1000

94 C. Morris active 1860-1870 Landscape with Rustic Cottage and Figures oil on canvas signed and dated 1865 350 x 455mm $2000-3000 see illustration right middle

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95 Doris Clare Zinkeisen active c. 1925 Portrait of a Lady oil on canvas signed 760 x 630mm $1000-1500

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96 Frank Cassell active c.1885 A Pair of Paintings of Terriers at Play oil on canvas (distressed) each signed each 550 x 760mm (2) $1500-2500 see illustrations below

98 Frederick Lee 1798-1879 (attributed) Warwick Meadows oil on canvas 745 x 620mm $3000-5000 see illustration above

99 Dame Laura Knight Daughter of Israel drypoint etching (edition 50?) signed 385 x 285mm (sight size) $700-1000

97 Thomas Charles Wageman 178 1-1863 Portrait of a Woman and a Young Girl on a Chaise Lounge watercolour signed and dated 1843 410 x 370mm $1000-2000

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100 Paul Mavenof Lovers Glade pastel on paper title inscribed and signed on a panel affixed to reverse 475 x 320mm $500-1000

104

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Albert James Rae 1884-1971 Portrait of Mr Kebby, Glacier and Mt Cook, Georelie two mezzotints and an etching circa 1920 $100-200

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105 Eric Lee-Johnson The Burning of the Willows ink and watercolour on paper signed and dated 1948 375 x 550mm $3500-4500

101 David Hockney b.1937 New York with a Camera 1983 lithograph signed in pencil 980 x 620mm 300-600

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106 Eric Lee-Johnson 1908-1993 A Pear Tree ink and watercolour signed and dated 1946 255 x 365mm $1500-2000 see illustration lower left

102 Edward Gordon Craig 1872-1966 La Procession Nocturne etching title inscribed, signed and dated 1927 147 x 186mm $150-250

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103 E. Benezit Dictionnaire Critique et documentaire des Peintres, Sculpteurs, Dessinateurs et Graveurs Librairie Grund J 976 ten volumes The current edition of this standard reference dictionary of artists. $600-1000

107

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Eric Lee-Johnson Karangahake watercolour signed 445 x 565mm $2000-3000

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May Smith 1906-1988 The Spinning Wheel pen and watercolour signed and dated 1971 435 x 295mm $600-800

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Garth Tapper Tea Break oil on board signed 260 x 215mm $700-1000

T. A. McCormack 1883-1973 Still Life watercolour signed 385 x 570mm $3000-4000 see illustration. below

111 Garth Tapper Reclining nude oil on board signed and dated 1965 595 x 715mm $1500-2500

112 Canterbury School Artist Unknown Female Nude oil on board circa 1960 810 x 700mm $300-500

117 T. A. McCormack Coastal Scene, Wellington watercolour signed 370 x 560mm $900-1200

113 Colin Lovell-Smith 1894-1961 Toi Toi and Gorse, Old West Coast Road oil on canvas on board signed and dated 1927 350 x 430mm $1500-2000

114 Keith Patterson 1925-1993 Untitled Painting gouache signed and dated 1963 455 x 605mm $1500-2500

118 Cedric Savage 1901-1969 Road Through a Rural Landscape oil on board signed 316 x 420mm $2000-3000 see illustration. above

115 Keith Patterson Still Life a.cry lie on paper signed 370 x 250mm $700-1000

121 William Reed b.1908 Mt Puketapu and the McKenzie Monument watercolour signed 395 x 490mm $1500-2500 see illustration lower left

119 Cedric Savage Farm House Australia oil on board signed and dated 1930 285 x 385mm Exhibitions: Auckland Society of Arts 1935 $1200-1600 see illustration above

120 Cedric Savage A Village, Fiji watercolour signed and dated 1932 245 x 295mm $700-1000

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122 Hilda Wiseman 1894-1984 Magnolia and Chinese Goddess watercolour signed 405 x 515mm $900-1500 see illustration above

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William Simon Wauchop 1889-1971 Oheaewai Landscape watercolour signed 273 x 375mm Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Mabel Hill and then her son, John L. Mcindoe. $800-1200 see illustration below

Ernest D Stocks Port Nicholson from the Botanical Gardens watercolour title inscribed, signed and dated 1906 245 x 345mm $600-1200

125 John Elder Moultray 1865-1922 Maoris Outside a Hut ink on paper signed 270 x 380mm $600-1200

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126 C.W. Hunt (or Flint) Wharekauri in an Early Stage of Cultivation, Chatham Islands, New Zealand watercolour signed The title and history of this painting is penned in ink on the old envelope attached to the backboard, signed M.E. C (Ecclesia Chudleigh) 1882. $900-1200 see illustration above

127

133

William Menzies Gibb 1831-1909 New Zealand Coastal Landscape oil on board signed 240 x 340mm

George French Angus 1822-1886 A Group at Te Aro Pah chromo-lithograph 1846 pl. 46 The New Zealanders Illustrated 400 x 275 (includes margins) $600-900 see illustration below I~

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Charles Blomfield 1848-1926 Rata and Nikau, Kaipara Coast oil on board signed and dated 1912 215 x 285mm $1500-2500

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129 Charles Blomfield New Zealand Coastal Landscape oil on board signed 240 x 340mm $1000-2000

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134 George French Angus Paratene Maioha, a Chief ofWaingaroa chromo-lithograph 1847 380 x 256mm $500-800

131 Vera Cummings Portrait of a Maori Woman oil on canvas signed 240 x 190mm $1000-1500

George French Angus E Tohi, Great Barrier chromo-lithograph 1887 270 x 210mm $400-700

132

136

Ilene Rosa Stichbury circa 1910-1991 Maori Woman by the Waikato River oil on canvas signed 295 x 490mm $700-1200

Henry William Kirkwood 1854-1925 Sailing Ship off the Nelson Coast oil on board signed with initials 146 x 278mm $700-900

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William Henry Ra worth 1821- l 904 On the Waihi River, South Island New Zealand watercolour title inscribed, signed and dated 190 I 156 x 480mm $!000-1500

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142 Stephen Watkins 1830-1894 A View of Akaroa and Harbour with a Cottage and Figures in the Foreground oil on canvas 400 x 600mm Stephen Watkins arrived in Akaroa in 1860, joining his family who preceded him, acquiring a farm in 1850 under the Wakefield Settlement Scheme. He taught art at Dr Barker's School for Gentleboys at French Farm, Akaroa, and he took part in many of the settlements civic and social affairs. It is quite likely that some of his views of Akaroa have been attributed to his better known brother, William Montague Watkins, as he is recorded as having frequently left his paintings unsigned. $1600-2500

138 Frank Brookesmith circa 1860-1932 Trees in a Landscape watercolour signed and dated 1906 226 x 144mm $600-700

139 19th Century New Zealand School

143

Sailing Ship off the Coast oil on canvas bears the signature C.H.Howorth 1885 320 x 470mm $500-700

Marcus King 1891-1985 Makara Bay, Wellington oil on board signed 300 x 380mm $500-1000

140 Nineteenth Century Artist Unknown Whaling Steamers in Violent Storm off a Mountainous Coast watercolour signed with illegible initials 310 x 450mm $1000-1500

144 William Allen Bollard 1869-194 Lake Landscape oil on canvas signed and dated 1892 $1200-1800 see illustration lower left

141 Frank Wright 1860-1923 Swampland Landscape signed and dated 1896 watercolour 330 x 490mm $1500-2500

145 W. H. Tait active 1880-1900 Mount Egmont with Lake in Foreground and River View with Figure on a Road a pair of oils on canvas one signed 345 x 545mm, 350 x 550mm $300-500 146 George Wilson active 1880-1990 A Pair of Lake Scenes with Boats and Figures oils on board signed 200 x 425mm, 165 x 425mm $1000-1500

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148 Paul Beadle 1917-1992 Captain Cook with Chart Together with a Figure Shouldering a Paddle cast bronze each signed with impressed monogram height 106mm, 110mm (2) $300-500

149 Colin McCahon 7 Poems Four pages quarto, with cover by Colin McCahon, poems by John Caselberg. published by W.Trussel, C. McCahan (sic) and J.Caselberg 1952 together with Auckland City Art Gallery Quarterly No.44, 1969. Contents includes All the Paintings, Drawings and Prints by Colin McCahon in the Gallery's Collection (2) $60-100

152 Philip Trusttum b.1940 Poor dog No.9 oil on board initialled and dated 1974, titled on reverse $3000-4000 see illustration above

150 Colin McCahon 15 Drawings Colin McCahon published by the Hacken Library, Otago 1976 twenty four leaves and covers printed on brown paper (one drawing duplicated) pages punched and bound with tape. Excellent copy. $300-400

153 Philip Trusttum Painting No.4 acrylic on canvas signed with initials P.S.Tand dated 1976 355 X 253mm $600-900

151

154

Colin McCahon 15 Drawings Colin McCahon twenty three leaves. As previous lot but with slightly torn covers $200-300

John Reynolds b.1956 Untitled mixed media and collage on paper 645 x 655mm $1000-2000

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157

John Reynolds There is no China cibachrome photographic print titled and signed with stamps on mount 505 x 505mm $800-1200

Karl Maughan b.1964 Painting, Garden Series oil on canvas signed on reverse 302 x 302mm $1200-1600 see illustration lower left

158 John Weeks Moroccan Ruins pen and ink signed 265 x 365mm $800-1200

159 Peter McIntyre Portrait of Two Children With a Dog oil on board signed 585 x 530mm $1000-2000

156

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Jenny Dolezel b.1964 Lunch Break pastel on paper title inscribed, signed and dated 1987 625 X 845mm $2000-3000 see illustration above

160 Patrick Pound b.1962 Travelling Bookcase graphite and collage title inscribed, signed and dated 1988 780 X 590mm $400-600

161 Robert Ellis Untitled Motorway Series acrylic on board signed 465 X 620mm $600-800

162 Robert Ellis Skull Form oil on board signed 600 X 900mm $400-800

163

167

Don Binney b.1940 The Seven Lean Kine oil on board signed and dated 1963 965 x 670mm $2000-3000

Nigel Brown Poet Baxter Icon oil on board signed with initials and dated 1987 on face title inscribed, signed and dated 1987 on reverse 570 x 465mm $1000-2000

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168 Nigel Brown Tree and Riverbank oil on board signed and dated 1971 440 x 430mm $500-700

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169 Gavin Chilcott b. 1950 Close Friends with Decor and Therapist crayon drawing title inscribed, signed and dated 1987 535 x 730mm $1500-2000

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Fatu Feu'u b.1946 Mitipo (Night Dreams) acrylic on loose canvas signed 1195 x 1735mm $1200-2000 see illustration above

James Boswell 1906-19 I 7 Winchelsia Station acrylic on paper title inscribed , signed and dated 1948 385 x 520mm $200-300

165

171 James Boswell The Red Street ink and watercolour title inscribed, signed and dated 1947-48 on reverse 375 x 530mm $500-800

Richard Killeen b. 1946 No Revolution Only Power mixed media title inscribed, signed and dated August 4 1987 385 x 575mm $600-1200

166

172 James Boswell Kentish Town, Boy and Girl pastel and ink title inscribed, signed and dated 1947 on reverse 240 x 480mm $300-500

Nigel Brown b.1949 Self Portrait oil on board signed and dated 1971 590 x 615mm $900-1200

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Blythe Fletcher b.1916 European Landscape with Town and Lake gouache signed 290 x 660mm $600-800

Helen Brown 1917-1986 Three Studies of Rangitoto watercolours signed 1983 (2) 205 x 290mm (2), 115 x 165mm (I ) $300-500

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Peggy Spicer View from St Andrews, Symonds Street oil on board signed 385 x 475mm $1500-2500

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Helen Brown North Island Mill watercolour signed 430 x 520mm $600-900

175

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Peggy Spicer Old Cottage, Newton Gully oil on board signed 315 x 380mm $1000-2000

Helen Brown Two Studies of Auckland Harbour watercolour one signed 195 x 355mm , 130 x 200mm $400-500

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Helen Brown Steps to Albert Street From Durham Street, Auckland lithograph 19/25 numbered and signed in pencil 383 x 275mm $150-250

Peggy Spicer Children on the Balcony of a Lakeside Villa watercolour signed 380 x 270mm $500-700

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Peggy Spicer River and Mountain Landscape watercolour signed 365 x 535mm $300-500

James Ross b.1948 Untitled Drawing pencil and chalk pastel on paper signed and dated 1977 545 x 405mm $400-600

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Peggy Spicer Street Scene With Figure pen and watercolour signed 210 x 255mm $200-400

Ralph Hotere Untitled screen print 5/12 signed and dated 1965 950 x 640mm $350-450

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E. Mervyn Taylor 1906-1964 Cats screenprint ed. 20 title inscribed and signed 300 X 380mm $500-1000

Dick Frizzell b.1943 Zaardendijk Kasterlee Belgium lithograph 3/19 title inscribed, signed and dated 12.2.88 195 x 240mm $200-400

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John Bailey Section - Gold Column pencil and gold paint on paper working drawing for a sculpture signed and dated Nov/Dec 1985 inscribed with a description of the sculpture 765 X 565mm $400-500

Gavin Chilcott Fractionated Protein. A New Look Back at Taste acrylic on canvas title inscribed, signed and dated august 1977 110 x660mm $100-300

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Ian Scott b.1945 Sunnyvale No.2 acrylic on canvas title inscribed, signed and dated August 1974 955 x 500mm $400-800

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Denys Watkins b.1945 Pole Vault lithograph 4/4 title inscribed, signed and dated 1978 420 x 335mm $200-400

Cyril Whiteoak Sunlight Through Cloud (Titirangi Hills) Acrylic on board titled and signed on reverse 600 X 755mm $100-300

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Michael Tuffery Misiore lithograph 2/15 title inscribed, signed and dated 1988 1025 x 735mm $200-400

Owen Lee Roses oil on board signed and dated 1940 440 X 330mm $500-1000

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Rudi Gopas 1913-1982 Untitled Landscape watercolour signed and dated 1960 in pencil 335 x 445mm $1000-1500

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Tuane Tibbo Village Scene with Sailors acrylic on canvas board signed 585 X 890mm $500-700

K. Arini Vane circa 1890-1965 New Zealand Coastal Landscape gouache signed 270 X 375mm $100-300

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Alan Taylor b.1933 PukakiLandscape, Maahu acrylic on canvas board signed 220 X 295mm $100-200

199

Austin Deans b.1915 Alpine Landscape watercolour signed and dated 1964 355 x 530mm $500-800

205

John Drawbridge b.1930 20,000 Feet oil and carbon on canvas signed and dated 1970 $300-500

Austin Deans Alpine Landscape watercolour signed and dated 1956 360 x 475mm $500-800

200

206

Robert Jesson b.1947 Drawing for Valhalla acrylic on paper signed and dated 1985 2010 X 1365mm $500-800

Eleanor Ginn Untitled Painting acrylic on paper signed 565 x 395mm $250-350

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Riduan Tomkins b.1941 Acknowledging Women 1 oil on canvas signed and dated 1986 on reverse 1220 X 1220mm $1000-1500

John Douglas Perrett 1859-1937 Harbour Sunset oil on board signed 180 x 360mm $200-400

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Henry William Kirkwood River and Mountain Landscape oil on board initialled 185 X 165mm $200-400

Buck Nin b.1942 The Warrior oil on board signed 655 X 295mm $400-600

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Rodney Fumpston Anniversary Day Drawing

The Hotel Cabana pen and ink 310 x 420mm $200-300

chalk pastel on paper title inscribed, signed and dated 1982 695 x 1010mm $100-300

210 Shona McFarlane

216

Beach House with Buoys monoprint signed 525 x 425mm $200-400

Dean Buchanan b.1953 Meandering Road colour lithograph 20/21 ti tie inscribed, signed and dated 1987 805 x 620mm $50-100

211 Rodney Fumpston b.I947

217

Untitled Landscape pa tel on paper signed and dated 700 x 1020mm $100-300

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212 Julian Hooper Untitled Landscape acrylic on paper signed and dated 1987 575 x 825mm $50-150

213 Artist Unknown

colour lithograph 22/23 title inscribed, signed and dated 1987 620 x 760mm $50-100

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watercolour signed J80x 540m 1100-300

screenprint, artists proof titled , signed and dated 1988 785 X 400 $ 100-300

224 l!S0's New Townscape gouache signed BeU: J-10 X480m $80-140

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218 Fassett Burnett b.1932 Hibiscus

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Trevor Lloyd circa 1864-1937 North Island Bu sh Scene Sepi a etching signed 345 x 230mm I 00-300

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226 Denis Knig Goat's Head ink drawing signed and 1 4J0x 260m 1150-350

watercolour initialled and dated 1924, titled on reverse 365 x 575mm $200-500

Abstract Drawing charcoal and pastel on paper signed and dated 1990 1020 x 670mm $200-5 00

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James Kirkwood Ermine Sunset oil on canvas signed and dated 1990 405 X 760mm $100-300

Freda Simmonds 1912-1983 Sea and Sky oil on board signed and dated 1966 110 X 960mm $500-800

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Adele Younghusband 1878-1969 Whangaroa, Near Totora North oil on board signed 320 X 220mm $100-300

Susan Goldberg Two Untitled Studies Miss Jones , A Harbour Landscape one title inscribed and signed, one signed and dated 1980 300 x 300mm, 325 x 320mm (2) $100-200

223 229 Bonnie Quirk b.1932 Townscape colour etching, artist's proof signed 345 X 515mm $150-250

Eana B Jeans 1890-1986 Lake Wakatipu and The Remarkables watercolour signed 380 X 540mm $100-300

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224 230 Rix Carlton 1890-1962 Coastal Scene watercolour signed 170 X 365mm $250-400

19S0's New Zealand School Townscape gouache signed Bell ? in pencil 340 X 480mm $80-140

225 Jack Crippen b.1916 Three Female Nude Studies conte and pencil on paper two signed and dated 1948< one inscribed Elam 450 x 220mm, 390 x 260mm, 365 x 150mm (3) $200-300

231 20th Century New Zealand Artist Mount Taranaki watercolour signed S. Cave 260 X 360mm $50-100

226 Denis Knight Turner b.1924 Goat's Head ink drawing in continuous line signed and dated 1957 430x 260mm $150-350

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192 78-80 148 163 220 128-129 73 144 170-172 138 179-182 166-168, 190 216-217 218

Carlton, Rix Cassell , Frank Chilcott, Gavin Clairmont, Philip Clarke, Russell Craig, Edward Crippen, Jack Cross, Mark Cummings, Vera Dawson, Neil Deans, Austin Dolezel, Jenny Drawbridge, John

230 96 169, 186, 193 23-24 50-51 102 225 38-39 130-131 33 204-205 156 199

Ellis, Robert

31 , 161-162

Feu'u Fatu 164 Fletcher, Blythe Fomison, Tony Frizzell, Dick Fumpston, Rodney

173 19-20 191 211 ,

Gibb, William M. Ginn, Eleanor Goldberg, Susan Gopas, Rudi Gully, John

127 206 228 196 58, 70

Harris, Jeffrey Hockney, David Holdsworth, Violet Hooper, Julian Hotere, Ralph Howorth, Charles Hoyte, John Hunt, C.W 126

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Lee, Owen 195 Lee, Frederick Lee-Johnson, Eric Lloyd, Travor Lovell-Smith, Colin Lusk, Doris

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MacDonald, W. A Maddox, Allen Maughan, Karl Mauvenof, Paul McCahon, Colin McCormack, T.A McCracken , Francis Mcfarlane, Shona Mclndoe, John McIntyre, Peter Morris, C 94 Moultray, John Mrkusich , Milan

75 40-42 157 100 1-16, 149-151 116-117 55-56, 84-85 210 74 53-54, 159

Nairn , James Nicholl , Archibald Nin, Buck 208

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O'Brien, George O'Keeffe, Alfred

69 76

Patterson , Keith Peebles, Don Perrett, John Pound, Patrick

114-115 30 207 160

Quirk, Bonnie Rae, Albert Raworth, William Reed, William Reynolds , John Robley, Horatio Ross, James

229 104 137 121 154-155 82 183

Savage, Cedric Scott, James Scott, Ian 187 Shepherd, Michael Shiko, Munakata Simmonds, Freda Smith, George Smith, May Spicer, Peggy Steele, Louis Stichbury, Ilene Stocks, Ernest Stoddart, Margaret

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Tait, W.H 145 Tapper, Garth Taylor E. Mervyn Taylor, Alan Theo Schoon

125 25-26

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Thornley, Geoff Tibbo, Tuane Tole, Charles Tomkins , Riduan Trusttum, Philip Tuffery, Michael Turner, Denis

32 197 46 201 152-153 189 226

Vane, K. Arini

203

Wageman , Thomas Watkins, Stephen Watkins, Denys Wauchop, William Weeks, John White, Robin Whiteoak, Cyril Wilson , Lawrence Wilson , George Wiseman, Hilda Woollaston, Toss Wright, Frank Wyatt, Henry

97 142 188 123 48-49, 158 21-22 194 71-72, 86-87 146 122 34-35 62-67, 141 89

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The paintings displayed at Artexpo are to be offered for auction at Webb's on July 31st. Full colour catalogues shall be available 19th July at $15 each. 1 Colin McCahon 1919-1987 Jump

oil on jute canvas inscribed Jump (E.27) signed with initials and dated 1974 930 X 660mm 'The Jump series has to do with the unpredictability of life, with the freedom to choose between security and the uncertainty of taking chances and the determination needed when a risk is contemplated .. .' Colin McCahon, Artist by Gordon H. Brown, Reed 1993, p.174. $50,000-65,000 2 Doris Lusk 1916-1990 Portrait of Anna McLeod oil on board signed and dated 1940 900 X 900mm Anna McLeod was a fellow student along with Doris Lusk and Colin McCahon, at the Dunedin School of Art under Robert Nettleton Field and J. Charlton Edgar. Referance: Landmarks - The Landscape Paintings of Doris Lusk by Lisa Beaven and Grant Banbury, Hazard Press 1996, page 19, where the portrait can be seen on the rear wall of the artist's studio. $25,000-35,000 3

A. Lois White 1904-1984 Eve Tempted oil on cardboard signed and dated 1948 405 X 305mm Exhibited: By the Waters of Babylon, The Art of A. Lois White, Auckland City Art Gallery 1993, by Nicola Green, published by David Bateman, cat no.33. Reproductions: idum, p.97 The Listener, March 12, 1994, p.47 The Arts Year Book 1949, No.5, H. H. Tombs, p.39 Reviews: The Listener, March 12, 1994, p.47 Estimate $25,000-35,000 4

Mountford Tosswill Woollaston (Sir) b.1910 Taramakau oil on board signed and dated 1963 title inscribed and dated Dec 1963 on reverse 805 X 1205mm $35,000-55,000

Charles Frederick Goldie 1870-1947 Complacency, Portrait of Takarea Te Heu Heu a Chieftainess of the Arawa Tribe

oil on canvas signed and dated 1930, title inscribed on reverse in the artist's hand 345 X 295mm In the original black-stained kauri frame designed by the artist. Reproduced: C.F.Goldie His Life and Painting Alister Taylor & Jan Glen 1977 page 264 $45,000-65,000 6

Evelyn Page A View of Salzburg oil on canvasboard signed 315 X 485mm 'She arrived at the school, set up in Castle Art Academy in Salzburg.... She felt conspicuously white-headed. After a few days, the German professor who posed as the model, glanced at her work and dismissively commented schmalztoo sweet. She persisted with the unfamiliar, but requisite, medium of watercolour and found after a few days that the young crowded around to look at her work, and to talk. Of the school, she said "What I learned at Salzburg was to let the subject impress as simply as possible"'.

$20,000-26,000 7 John Weeks 1888-1965

Still Life, Flowers and Blue Vase oil on board signed 375 X 300mm $15,000-25,000 8 Sydney Lough Thompson 1877-1973 Summer Landscape with Shepherd, South of France

oil on panel, circa 1920 signed 390 X 290mm $12,000-18,000 9 John Weeks The Bathers

watercolour signed 190 X 150mm $2000-4000