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M A U R E E N S C O T T Illustrations to Pablo Neruda.

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Maureen Scott

Maureen Scott was born In Coventry w here as a child during the second w orld w ar she w itn essed the devastating air raids o f the N azi Luftwaffe. These bitter m em ories im ­printed them selves on her mind and becam e a determ inative factor in her developm ent.She u ses her art to fight war and the powers which organise and finance w a rs.She has taken part in severa l exhibitions One o f her paintings on the them e of Chile w as acquired by the Amalgam ated Union of E ngineering W orkers; another in m em ory of Kevin Gately the student from Coventry who lo s t h is life duying the Red Lion Square dem onstration against the National Front in 1972, hangs in the Students' Union o f Warwick U niversity in Coventry. She has a lso executed a large m ural for the Labour Museum in the E ast End of London, and has illu strated poem s by the Chilean poet Pablo Neruda and the Turkish poet Nazim Hikmet.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSAcknowledgements to the Camden Council for International Cooperation who sponsored the first exhibition of our group which took place in November 1975 at the Shaw Theatre,St Pancras, to celebrate International Women's Year We also thank Deborah Lambert, Senior A ssistant of the Camden Council Libraries and Arts Department who helped us with the preparations of the exhibition, and Caryn Faure Walker of the Greater London Arts Association for the financial assistance to print this publication, and Hilary Paddon for her sympathetic advice and assistance.

Gertrude E lias

1. Der Kunstwanderer. 1930-1; p .225-; 2, Modern Painting. 1893 p .220 Sex and Art.3 . Women Painters of the World'. 1905, p, 11; 4. Gazette des Beaux Arts 1879, V ol.2. 5. Barbara Hepworth:'Retrospective of Carvings and Drawings' Whitechapel Art Gallery, 1954 Section 6. 6 . ibid Section 5. 7 . Monica Sjoo: Towards a Revolutionary Fem inist Art 1973; Some Thoughts on Fem inist Art 1974

L I N A K O R NHalina Korn was born in W arsaw in 1902.Started life as a singer and lived in France until the Germans occupied the country in 1940. Fled to England, during the w ar.She began to paint during an illn e ss , encouraged by the P olish painter Marek Zulawski, whom she later m arried .In 1948, she held her fir s t one-m an show in Lon­don. It was followed by exhibitions in P aris, New York and W arsaw . In 1965, she was forced to give up work due to illn e ss .The famous P olish artist F elik s Topolski wrofat ' . . . h e r lack of concern with the intellectual mode of painting dominant today; with the pattern-m aking and the reshuffling of the world of conventional creatures, and also of her gay, daily harvesting o f them es from among the life around her - a rem inder (surprising that it has to be brought back to us) o f the vitality that is contained in genre - a m atter not only neglected by the abstract but the r e a lis t trend as w ell;

and a su ccessfu l answ er to the anathem ists of illustration' and of 'journalism '.

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HALINA KORN Cleaner. Terracotta.

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OXFORD ART SOCIETY EXHIBITORS

OXFORD ART SOCIETY EXHIBITORS

MARTIN AITCHISONBirmingham School of Art. Slade School. Exhibited RA '39, RBA '40 etc. Worked as a freelance illustrator since '46. Publications: Holton Magazines, Eagle, Ladybird Books, work for BBC etc.

MOYRA BANNISTERRuskin School of Fine Art, Corcoran School of Art, Washington D.C. Exhibited RA, RP, National Gallery Stockholm , Mall Galleries, London. On tw o government committees, for Primary Education and for Child Health.

LINDA BAREHAM-STANLEYExhibited RA, Mall Galleries, Westminster Gallery, Royal Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts.

CHRISTOPHER BARRETTBA, Bath Academ y of Art '73-6.

JENNIFER BARTLETTTrained a t Printmakers Council Training College. Oxford Printmakers Cooperative. Taught in schools, teacher training college and F.E.

CLARE BASSETTGoldsmiths '73. Islington Institute of F.A. '89-'91. Brookes, Oxford '92. OPC. Exhibited FBA, RWA, in London at Portobello Open, New Academy Gallery '93 and with OPC Touring shows. After 20 years in Film and Journalism, now specialises in Lithography with the human figure as subject.

ANDREA BATESAcademy of Fine Arts Vienna '59-62. Exhibited ROI, RBA, PS. Many one man shows.

SANDRA BAXTERB.A. (Hons) Dundee. Group exhibitions in Portugal and Spain '93.

ANTHONY BAYNESSlade School, London '38-40, '47-8. School teaching. Exhibited RA.

DIAN A BELLStudied Bath Academ y of Art '63-6. Ruskin School '67-8. BA Open University. School Teaching and tutor at Sunningwell School of Art. Exhibited RWA, East Anglian Open, 2nd City Art Show.

HILDA BERNSTEINPractising artist since '72. Studied Islington Studio and Hampstead Artists Council in London. Exhibited in Britain, USA, Europe and Africa. Also at RA, RE, and at studios of women artists. As a journalist and writer, has written several books about South Africa including a prize-winning novel that becam e a BBC film.

MALGORZATA BIALOKOZ SMITHTechnical College of Art and Academ y of Art in Gdansk, Poland. N.D.D. St. Martin's, London. Cert. FE Trent Poly '73. Exhibited at one-person shows in Europe, USA, Karachi, The Hill Gallery London, Heffers Gallery Cambridge ‘87-93. Many group shows and works in public places. Won award in Four Counties Open Painting Competition.

WILLIAM BIRDN.D.D. Willesdon and Guildford Colleges. Graphics Designer, advertising art director London '54-72. Art Director Sunningwell. Tutor at Rewley House, Oxford Dep. of Continuing Education. Chair of Oxford Art Society '93, previously Deputy. Exhibited Rl, Mall Galleries, London Group a t the Barbican, Daler Rowney Award RWS '94 and many other venues nationally.

BETTY BOWMANAfter serving in WAAF in 2nd War, trained at various art colleges, under Stanley Spencer and Ruskin Spear whilst supporting herself by design work. Exhibited since '63 in London at Women's Press Club, the Drian, Cadogan, Mall, Upper Grosvenor galleries, and Artists' Society in London. Work in collections world­wide and biography published '84.

JEAN BROWNManager of Art Gallery.

CHRISTINE BURGESSN.D.D., D.A. (Mane.), A.T.D., A.T.C., Manchester. Taught Swindon College '63-86; Abingdon C.F.E., Oxford C.F.E., Sunningwel School of Art. Chair Oxford Art Society from '93. Exhibited since '90 in 3 solo shows, one 2-person, Dowty Open in Cheltenham '92, Artspace '93, RBA Mall Galleries, London '94.

LAWRENCE BURRELLRIBA, Dipl. Arch Oxford School of Architecture at Oxford Polytechnic. Exhibited solo during Artweek, at Gundry Gallery, Sunningwell School of Art and in Oxon. Architect for Rewley House redevelopment.

FELICITY CARLICKB.A. in progress.

PAUL CHANRuskin School '67-70, Cert. Further Ed. Trained with Mr Lui Shui-Kwan in Hong Kong '68-73. Exhibited RA, Prudiveru Gallery and Museum of Oxford, Oxford Artweek. One man show at City Hall, Hong Kong '70. Founder of 'Society of Water-lnk Painters' based in 'Studio Excelsis', Oxford.

JOHN CHARLTON

ROSAMO ND CHORLEYExhibited a t One Woman at Museum of Oxford. Oxfordshire Craft Guild Member. Sells and exhibits widely.

TOM COATESPast President RBA. Current President of Pastel Society, Fellow RWS, Member RP; NEAC. Recently finished some Royal commissions. Exhibits widely.

GRAHAM COLESCert. F.A., ATC. Taught schools and colleges. Exhibited solo in Melbourne '81, Christchurch '81, Salisbury '85, D illington House Arts Centre '88, Somerset Rural Life Museum '88. Also at RWA, in Bath, London and Wolverhampton.

MARJORIE COLLINSBFA, University of Michigan 1962. Exhibited RA, RWS, ROI, Rl, Singer and Friedlander, Hunting Group. Awarded Daler/Rowney Prize 1992.

DOUGLAS COYNEN.D.D. (illustration) Nottingham College of Art and Crafts. Taught at Central School, '59-64, and Royal College '64-85.

JAN CROMBIEB.A. (F.A.) Hons. (First) G oldsm iths C o llege . Oxfordshire Craft Guild member. PGCE, Lecturer in Design Ceramics at Oxford College F.E.

NEVILLE CROWSONDip. F.A. Slade '55-59. Advanced Dip. Printmaking, Central School '87-88. Exhibited RE, RWA, RA, NEAC, Royal Festival Hall, Brighton Pavilion, Barbican, in USA, Wolfson College and J.R. Hospital in Oxford.

CAROL C U N N IN G H A MStudied a t C o v e n ty C o lle g e o f Art and Loughborough College of Art. Exhibited Oxford Artweek.

MARIE DARKINSDip. AD Maidstone. Chairman Oxfordshire Craft

Guild. Teaching in Adult Education a t C.F.E. Oxford and in Oxon. Exhibited in OCG shows, in London at "Contem porary Ceramics" shows in Soho '93 and at the V&A '94.

PATRICIA DREWN.D.D. Portsmouth College of Art. Taught in London at A and O level and now at Oxford C.F.E. Author and illustrator of 5 children's books for Chatto & Windus and illustrated many other published books. Solo show in Hong Kong and various other group shows. Committee member of OPC and exhibits with them.

JULIET DYER

ROSEMARY EARLM.A. Oxon.

BETTY EBANJAN.D., A.T.D. Taught schools '55-'85and Printmaking OPC Courses '90-93. Exhibits widely.

HELEN FAYNewcastle '87. BA Hons. (F.A.) Sunderland'90. MA (RCA) in Nat. Hist. Illustration Royal College '92. Taught at Sunderland '93. Exhibited in London at Frivoli, Actaeon and Fischer galleries; in Washington. Published Cover for New Scientist '93. Expeditions to Rajasthan and Ecuador as artist.

JUDITH FRIENDSlade School '39-41. Dip, Art Westminster College '62. Exhibited Kennington Business College, '89.

HELEN GANLYDiploma Slade School. Taught Ruskin School '63- 74, Oxford Brookes University '85-88 and '92. Tutor at MOMA Course '86. Exhibited Mercury Gallery, Cork Street, London '80-85, Pandora's Box Touring Arnolfini Show, OPC in Lima, a t MOMA, also in France, Germany, Poland and Czech Republic.

DAPHNE GARRETT-JONESSchool of Engraving, Royal College of Art, London. Advertising and educational film-making. Exhibited RA, RE (member), St. Ives and Geneva,

HELEN GIBSONExhibited Pastel Society.

ROGER G O LDINGC.F.A. Ruskin School, Oxford. Exhibited in 2 person show at St Edward's Oxford, in London at Laing show and with the London Group at the Barbican.

ANNABELLE GREGORYSt. Martin's School of Art, '58-60.

ELIZABETH GRIGSStudied a t Central, at Northampton, and City and Guilds. ARCA Royal C o llege '48. Studies had been disrupted by bombing and service in Women's Land Army. Taught in many schools. Member of O.P.C. Exhibited regularly in N ortham pton, Newlyn in Cornwall. Work in Northampton Museum.

CONSTANCE HALFORD-THOMSONExhibited solo in London at Osborne Studio and Anna Mei Chadwick Gallery '89-92. In group shows at Pastel Society, Chelsea Arts Club, Armed Forces Society. A work presented to H.R.H. Princess Anne by 'Riding for The Disabled' and others shown in exhibitions to benefit Spinal Injuries charity etc. Works published by Medici Press etc.

DO NALD HAMILTON FRASERRoyal Academ ician. President of the Oxford Art Society. Exhibited very widely.

HELGA HANFLINGTeaches Sunningwell School of Art.

ALYSON HARBOURB.A. (Hons) 1st class Fine Art - Sculpture at Kingston P o ly techn ic . Taught Schools and C o lleges, Exhibited Oxford Tree Dressing 1993 and at Radley College.

JUNE HARRAPTravelled and exhibited widely. Exhibited in African coun tries, Barbados, South P ac ific . Began Sculpture in Oxford.

KEITH HILLExhibited Oxford Artweek and in France, USA, Holland and other U.K. venues.

TEDDY HUTTONSculptor

ALEX HYDEDip. Byam Shaw '63. Studied screenprinting and painting at Sunningwell School of Art. Exhibited at Byam Shaw, Sunningwell, Oxford Artweek and Wallingford Museum.

KATHLEEN H YNDM ANN.D.D. K ingston P o ly techn ic . A.T.D. London University. Taught F.E, and schools. Exhibited with Southern Arts Touring, Hayward Annual, in Bonn, at Winchester Gallery, London Group at R.C.A., solo at City Gallery Arts Trust, Pitt Rivers in Oxford, Mall Galleries and Logos Gallery.

STEFANI JOSEPHRuskin School of FineArt. Royal Academ y Schools. Taught Sunningwell School of Art, F.E.

KIM KEMPSHALLA.R.C.A., D.A. (Mane.) NDD Manchester, RBSA. Taught Edinburgh College of Art '63, 71, UCE in Birmingham '71-94. Exhibited RA, R.S.A., S.S.A., London Group, R.C.A. Retrospective, RBSA.

PHYLLIS KIGGELLDip. Fine Art, Slade School '45-8. ATD. Taught in schools in England and Lusaka. Exhibited RA, RBA, Lusaka Independence Exhibition.

RALPH KIGGELLB.A. School of Oriental and African Studies. Studied woodblock printing and Ukiyo-e in Japan at Kyoto Seika Univ. and Yoshida H anga A ca dem y. Exhibited in Sapporo International Print Biennale (prize winner), Group shows in Tokyo and one-man in Kyoto '94.

ELIZABETH KIRKHAMC.F.A. Ruskin School.

SUSAN KIRKMANExhibited R.W.A.

MARIE L. SMITHOxford School of Art '60-2. Exhibited R.A.

A N N A LEVERMember Oxfordshire Craft Guild. Exhibited RBA London, Artspace '93, and Noott 20th Century Gallery, Worcestershire.

IRVINE LOUDON

ELIZABETH LOVEJOYDip. Portland School o f Art, USA. BS Marlboro College, Vermont, USA. Arted. Wisconsin University, OPC, Bankside Gallery 1991 open. Exhibited widely.

CHARLES LUTYENS

JENNIE M AC K IN N O NPerugia University, Rosenthal A.G. in design and m arketing. Founder D irector of Barbecco Ltd (design and ceramics). Exhibited at Photographers Workshop, Oxford Artweek, OUP.

MICHAEL MATTINGLEYSelf-taught. Exhibited RBA, Society of Wildlife Artists. Many solo and group shows in Oxfordshire. Has always lived and worked in Oxon and concentrates on Windrush and Evenlode Valleys.

FIONA M cCLEANB.A. Hons. Fine Art. OAG Member. Elsevier Arts Award 2nd place. Part of Women's Slide Library Diary 1993.

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Studied book illustration with John Farleigh a t Central. Exhibited London, Oxford, Newbury, Andover and between.

RUTH MIEMCZYKDip. A. D. Central School of Art and Design, London.A.T.D. Goldsmiths.

ELIZABETH MITCHELL

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MARY MOSERStudied a t Cam den Institute and C.F.E. Oxford. Exhibited Oxford Artweek and various Printmakers Council Exhibitions (Member of PCE). Specializes in silkscreen prints.

ALAN MYNALLWest of England College, Bristol, designer, illustrator and model-maker.

NICHOLAS MYNHEERB.A. (Hons.) Hornsey '81. Exhibited Art '92, Art '93 London, Bath Continenta l Art Fair '92, '93; 20th Century British Art a t Royal College of Art '93; Henry Brett Galleries '92, '93; Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford '92 and “Contemporary Art Fair' in Ghent, Belgium '94.

PATRICK NAIRNEExhibited in RA, Rl, RBA exhibitions; Oxford Art Society. One-man and two-m an exhibitions at Clarges and Oliver Swann Galleries, London.

JOHN NEWBERRYB.A. King's College Newcastle-on-Tyne. Associate RWS. Exhibited in London at Chris Beetles, St James' '90, '91; Duncan Campbell, Thackeray Street, '93, Jonathan Cooper, Park Walk '93.

ANNIE NEW NHAMN.D.D. W im bledon. M.A. Dip. Royal A cadem y Schools. Taught Twickenham School of Art, in Hong Kong, and Oxford C.F.E. Exhibited at RA, Lynn Stern Gallery, Birmingham Art Centre, Bath International Festival, Art in Business at Islington, and at Bankside Gallery. One man shows at City Hall Hong Kong, at Jonathan Poole Gallery and CCA. Illustrations for 'K idnapped' ana 'Canterbury Tales' and others. Researcher for Nicholas Pevsner on ‘Buildings of England' and for BBC.

CICILY OSMOND-SM ITHA.T.D. Brighton College of Art. Taught as Head of Dept, at Millham Ford School, Oxford.

KASSANDRA PARDEEC.F.A. Ruskin School, '76. Founder Member OPC '77. Exhibited, Arnolfini Bristol '80, Wapping Open Studio London, '79. OPC a t MOMA, Artist in Residence for MOMA at Iffley Mead School. Wide teaching experience.

DAVID PHIPPSExhibited OAS. Exhibited Oxford Artweek, Borlase Gallery Blewbury '90, '92, '94; C.C.A. Galleries, Oxford '94 ana widely in Oxon.

LOUISE PIMCFA Ruskin School o f Fine Art, Oxford '72-75. Member of London Print Workshop, Glasgow Print Studio, Edinburgh Printmakers Workshop. Exhibited in many mixed and solo shows in London and UK.

RUTH PIPER

A M A N D A RALFEArt Specialist in Primary Education and Consultant to S.C.A.A. for National Curriculum Art Programme. Exhibitea R.A., R.W.A. Also in Caraiff, Bath and Henley.

VICTORIA REYNOLDSB.A. (Hons.) 1st class, P.G. Diploma from Oxford Brookes University, M.A. University of Brighton.

FELICITY RHODESN.D.D., A.T.D. Teaching at Bristol College of Art and Oxford Brookes.

JUDITH ROBERTSDip. Fine Art Southampton '85. Exhibited Poole, Farnham, Southampton, Alresford, Winchester and Oxford.

MARY ROBINSONB.A. Hons. Centra l St Martins '93, F.A.E.T.C. '94. Teacher and freelance artist working in different media especially film animation for BBC, ITV and Channel 4. Exhibited in London at Small Mansion '94.

ELIZABETH RUSTADOslo State Academ y of Art (sculpture) Dip. A.D., Buckingham at Amersham.

GRAEME SALMONExhibited RWS, Rl. Past Secretary OAS.

IRENE SANDHAMRoald Dahl Children's Gallery A ppea l' show (2 person) a t Bucks Co. Museum '94.

NICK SCHLEEExhibited Art Fair '92, British 20th Century Art, Flying Colours Gallery, Edinburgh, '92.

M AN JA S C O nBrighton Polytechnic '84-'85, Eastbourne College of Art (Textile Design). Worked as a freelance textile designer, and a t OPC. Exhibited in 4 solo shows, 2 person shows and m any group shows In UK ana Lusaka, Madrid and Croatia.

RACHAEL SHERLAW-JOHNSONRuskin School, Oxford. Member of OPC. Teaching in F.E. a t Charlbury. Exhibited in London a t RA, 'Discerning Eye' etc, one artist shows in Oxford and Canterbury. Many commissions and illustrations. Pubis, in c lud e "A C harlbury S ketchbook' e tc. Project arranged with Pitt-Rivers Museum.

NICHOLA SLATTERYB.A. (Hons.) Fine Art Coventry Polytechnic '82-6. Printmaking Tutor a t Oxford Printmakers, Tutor at European Summer School Oxford, Marlborough College Summer School, Exhibited 2 person show at Royal Exchange Theatre Manchester '92, OPC Touring Show of Portugal and Spain '93; solo Exhibition at Orangery, Holland Park, London.

MARIE SMITH

ERIC SPENCERStudied in London. Lives and works in Oxon. Exhibited a t G lobe Studios London, RWA, Cardiff and Chepstow. Work in co llections here and abroad.

CLOVA STUART-HAMILTONMA Fine Art Oxford (Somerville/Ruskin School). RA Schools London Postgraduate Diploma. A.T.C. Goldsmith's College, University of London. Taught Art History Radley 6 years and now a t Ruskin. Exhibited Sue Rankin Gallery, London, Christ Church Picture Gallery, Oxford, solo show at Radley College and Cadogan Gallery, London '95.

BRIDGET TEMPESTRuskin School of Drawing, Oxon. Postgraduate Printmaking Camberwell School, London. Many exhibitions, including solo and work in collections.

ERIN TOWNSENDC.F.E., Ruskin School '78. H igher Dip. Royal Academ y Schools '81. Taught F.E. in Oxford for NAWOCEK. Exhibited in London a t RA, NEAC, National Portrait Gallery. Mixed shows include Thackeray Gallery in London, Arun Art Centre in Sussex, 2 person at St Edward's Oxford '92. Solo shows in Artweek, at Linacre College and at Sally Hunter Fine Art in London '93 and '95.

JO A N TOWNSHENDATD, Midland Institute. Exhibited RWS, Mall Galleries, and solo at Phyllis Court in Henley-on-Thames, The New Gallery Inkbarrow, Warwick University and Linacre College, Oxford. Marie Dyson Award.

BETSY TYLER-BELLB.F.A. Fine Art Oxon (Ruskin), MA, Oxon. Taught Washington, and Lea Universities Virginia 1989. Exhibited Oxford, RE Bankside Gallery, London; France, Madrid, Lisbon, Barcelona.

SARAH VAN NIEKERKTaught RA schools 1976-86. Now teaches at City and Guilds of London, and West Dean College. Exhibited, RE, SWE, RWA; 9 one man shows, 10 two man shows, regularly at Bankside Gallery, RWA and RE tours. Works are in several national collections.

RUTH WHEELER

JOE WINKELMANB.A., C.F.A., P.R.E., R.W.A. Past Chair of Oxford Art Society. Exhibits widely in London, UK and abroad.

ABBREVIATIONS

FBA Federation of British ArtistsNEAC New English Art ClubRP Royal Portrait SocietyPS Pastel SocietyRA Royal Academ y of ArtsRE Royal Society of Painters and EtchersROI Royal Institute of Oil PaintersRWA Royal West of England AcademyRWS Royal Watercolour Society

OCG Oxfordshire Craft GuildOPC Oxford Printmakers Cooperative

RCA Royal College of Art

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May 30th until June 30thPaintings and Prints by invited artists. Pottery by John Chipperfield.July 4th until July 15thPosters, Pictures and Mosaics for the kitchen and the bathroom, and other rooms as well.July 18th until August 1stPaintings and Prints of South Africa by HILDA BERNSTEIN. ARTIST and AUTHORESS. August 4th until August 31stPaintings, Prints, Sculpture, Pottery, Glasswork. Woodwork, Mosaic, Corndollies and Tapestry. September 3rd until September 20thPhotographs of great beauty and interest, taken on a very recent visit to CHINA by Sally and Richard Greenhill.September 23rd until September 30thEnd of Season Sale of Pictures, Posters and Prints.

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Nov l6-Dec 11 ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL EXHIBITION: "THE SEASONS"For invited HAC painters in oil and watercolour.If you would like to be invited and have 8-10 works to hang as a group and suitably framed, please telephone Cynthia Passini. Size of work not over 36" on the longest side.Handling fee £10. One-third commission on sales. Artists to bring work direct to Hospital as no free transport available. For further details ring Cynthia Passini,

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Dec 2-23 CLEVELHND DRAWINGS BIENNALE in Main Galleries.Also invited work of R.B.KITAJ.

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H A C O P E N E X H I B I T I O N 1980MAY 11th - JUNE 3rd

1. M.A.ABDALLA Theme of 4/Origin of Architecture porcelain 50 each2. Theme of 3/Origin of Architecture porcelain 49 each3. ROSE ABDALLA Green Girl with Bird «ceramic 754. Peasant Girl with Fan ceramic 925. Small Girl & Boy in Sailor Suit ceramic 50 each6. Girl & Boy (Edwardian) ceramic 95 each7. Girl in Pink ceramic * 868. Girl & Boy (Victorian) ceramic 89 each9. H.K.D.ADAMSON San Trop. pen 4510. JOYCE AGEE Untitled photograph 2011. Untitled photograph 2012. EVA ALDBROOK Strelizia Agitato oil 17513. Strelizia Vivace oil 17514. Strelizia Allegro oil 27515. Strelizia Largo oil 27516. Strelizia Adagio oil 27517. JANEY ALLMAN Children bronze 25018. SYDNEY ARROBUS Vieste watercolour 5019. Heath Street watercolour 5020. Bare Back collage 4021. Portloe watercolour 4022. PETER BAER An English Landscape etching/relief 100 u/f23. The Hour Before Dark etching 65 u/f24. Summer Madness etching and

silkscreen 75 u/f25. R. BAGGALEY Three Trees pencil/graphite 120 fra.26. Country Road etching(Ed.25) 60 f AO.‘u/f27. Midnight Hour etching(Ed.25) 70-f 50 u/f28. Porthcf'than Bay pencil/airbrush 80 fra.29. BRIAN BALDWIN Priory Church, Hampstead watercolour 5530. GWEN BARNARD Ascent to Vesuvius oil on paper 10031. LUCY BARON Welsh Landscape painting 9032. Welsh Landscape watercolour 4833. Wales watercolour 4834. Kenwood watercolour 4835. MINA BARUCH Houses in St Johns Wood gouache 5036. MARGARET BEBFORD Through the Blue Curtains oil 4537. JUDY BERMANT Lyttleton Playing Fields charcoal 6038. Rifka pastel & ink 60h. HILDA BERNSTEIN Sealine etching 39.50 f 25 u/f40. Triple Landscape (Primrose Hill) etching 50.00 f 35 u/f41. Swiss Cottage Saturday etching 42.00 f 25 u/f42. HANSI BOHM Lilies pastel 112.50 f 85 u/f43. Turks Caps pastel 112.50 f 85 u/f44. Red Hot Poker pastel • 112.50 f 85 u/f45. M. BOYCOTT-BROWN Variations on a Theme 16 linoprint- colour 604.6. BRIAN DRDOKS View from Window, Swiss Cottage watercolour 6847. CiA.ant WaKorli 1 i-eo,Bo-tanio Gdns. , uatereolour 68

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2. £48. HAZEL BULLOCK The Keepers acrylic BO49. SHEILA CALENBORNE Daffodils, Kensington Gardens oil 8050. M. CAMBANIS Untitled oil on canvas 60051. Untitled oil on canvas 60052. DAVID CARR r .Capt. Cooks Monument etching 9053. Cortona pastel 18054. Roseberry Topping, Yorkshire pastel 18055. Gaynor pastel & glitto 18056. SUSANNA CARVER Road to Conberton oil 3757. Cornfield oil 42

•to ROBERT E CASEY Cromwell Street acrylic 75

59. T.H. CHUANG Bird Chinese w.colour 6060. Autumn Blossom Chinese w.colour 6561. Birds and Reed Chinese w.colour 6062. Spring Chinese w.colour 10063. Plantain and Roses Chinese w.colour 12064. PETER CLAPHAM Life, Edition of 10 photomontage 7565. The Private View, Edition of 50 photomontage 5066. Antonia Caldeoza Private View, Ed. of 50 photomontage 5067. INGE CLAYTON Idolatry photomontage 4068. Cabaret photoprint 2769. N. COCHRANE The Grand Canal, Venice silkscreen print 75 f 55 u/f70. DOREEN COLLINS Pigeon bronze 75071. The Year of the Child bronze 75072. Hands and Feet cast stone 35073. JEAN CRUMMACK Winter Moorland •il on board 8574. Yellow Pathway oil on board 9075. HILDA CUTTS Flowering Trees aquatint/etching 2076. Edge of the Wood drypoint 2577. Y.DAVID-COHEN Brown Landscape etching 70 f 50 u/f78. Script etching 70 f 50 u/f79. COLIN DAWES Marsh line engraving 36 f 25 u/f80. Chaos line engraving

and etching 18 f 8 u/f81. E. DIAMOND Derelict Potteries - Charleroi gouache 13582. New Mills, Derbyshire (IV) gouache 9583. LOTTE DORNER The Outsiders etching 26 f 20 u/f84. Harbour in Crete etching 24 f 18 u/f85. D.J. FERRI Landscape 1 photograph 5086. Landscape 2 photograph 5087. Radishes photograph 5088. Melon photograph 5089. A.FLEISCHMANN Through the Railings oil 3590. MARY FLETCHER Beach watercolour 50091. ELIZABETH FORT Farm Building, Higher Stream pastel 7592. Morning, Higher Stream pastel 6093. MARJORY FOWLER Woodland gouache 7594. Misty Morning gouache 5095. JULIUS FRANK Jgrdin des Tuilleries oil crayon 17596. TINA FORRESTER 2 Agate Ware Jars porcelain 13.50, 17.5097. 2 Small White Bottles Floral Decoration porcelain 5.00, 9.5098. 3 Pink/Grey Glaze Pots porcelain 8.50, 12.5099. Group of 4 Ceramic Stone Forms stoneware 11.50, 33.00100. RAY GALE Pylon silkscreen 80101. Strawberry Hill Station silkscreen 80102. Hounslow Station silkscreen 80103. Whatley Quarry silkscreen 80104. Teddington Lock silkscreen 50105. Strawberry Hil.l Depot silkscreen 75106. MARGARET 0,KLB F lo w e r s I print 35 f 25u/F1 0 7 . Bird print 35 f 25u/fL-

3. £108. LINDA GODDARD Man In The Desert silkscreen negotiable109. GERALD GRUBB Sketch In Andalusia oil pastel 50110. Rea chalk 30111. In Valais, Switzerland oil pastel 50112. ALAN GOILL •’ IDE Golden Virginia silkscreen print 50113. Tropical Sojourn silkscreen print 50114. KATHLEEN GUTHRIE Hampstead Heath acrylic 150115. GEOFFREY HALL Ebberston Hall watercolour 36116. Near Frindsbury, Kent watercolour 60117. Cutty Sark Aground watercolour 36118. Thames Barge on the Medway watercolour 36119. 15th Century Manor House, Charing watercolour 60120. Wimboume, Drrset watercolour 36121. RACHEL HARRIS Norfolk Flint - Stone Moon coloured pens 35122. Fallen Pine pencil drawing 18123. SUZANNE HARRIS Winter, Primrose Hill watercolour 68124. Snow on Primrose Hill watercolour 65125. M. HESELDEN Harrow-on-the-Hill oil 200126. Pinch Cottage, Pembrokeshire oil 65127. St. Bride's, Pembrokeshire pencil 30128. BARBARA HILL Romney Marshes watercolour 45129. Rowna Mill, West Sussex watercolour 42130. JOAN HODES Botanical Garden, Edinburgh watercolour 98131. RUTH HODGE If Winter Comes screenprint 48132. Waiting aquatint 35133. B. HOPKINSON Behind the Fruitstall, Spitalfields oil 450134. Mary oil 330135. Life Class charcoal 75136. P. IBBOTSON Warrior stone 70137. RUTH JACOBSON Life Study charcoal 50138. Some Gocd Advice lithograph 25 u/f139. Remembering lithograph 40 f140. URSULA JANSE Entering pastel 50141. Unborn pastel 50142. Woman with Fish pastel 50143. PETER JONES TSR 2 at Duxford acrylic 105144. Sandwich, Kent watercolour

drawing 63145. JOYCE SPENCER Still Life with Red Rose oil 300

145. MURIEL JUNIPER Recollection gouache 120146. B. KASSABOVA In the Factory lithograph 20147. MIRIAM KATZ Family sandstone 150148. ELSA KEWES By the Window etching 35149. Neighbours etching 35150. Fearful Landscape etching 35151. Chance Encounter etching 35152. Boy with Cat etching 35153. ANTHONY E.KING Seascape charcoal 25154. HAROLD KOPEL By Rottingdene Pond oil 150155. MARIANNE KREEGER Dead Sea oil «n paper 120156. K. KYRIAKOS Untitled •il on wood 400157. Untitled oil on wood 400155. AUnREV T.AMCEMAN Froraeiw le Obr«Uers, Eastbourne oil 130

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4. £159. SOSCHA LANDSBERGER Green Grass TurLmr*?, 4? ^ v>/rl£>0. Big Ben silkscreen print 45 f.32 u/f161. Lesson silkscreen print 42 f.30 u/f162. Arranging Flowers silkscreen print 42 f.30 u/t

AH Jewellery individually priced163. EVA LANYI Park gouache 45164. GILLIAN LAWSON A Place in the Sun etching/aquatint 51 f. 36 u/f165. Give Flowers Make Friends etching/aquatint 39 f. 28 u/f166. At the End of the Day etching/aquatint 30 f. 20 u/f1.67. E. LIVINGSTONE A Prospect of Hampstead collage 50168. Harbour Point collage 45169. J. LOWENTHAL The Junk Shop collage 66170. The Jumble Sale collage 66171. PAT MALLINSON Near Lulworth aquatint 54 f. 36 u/f172. Lyme Regis aquatint 54 f. 36 u/f173. Goodrich Castle I aquatint 45 f. 30 u/f174. Goodrich Castle II aquatint 45 f. 30 u/f175. Corfe Castle aquatint 45 f. 30 u/f176. Tewkesbury aquatint 45 f. 30 u/f177. M. MARCATELLI Sight *f a Crowd engraving with

waterc*l*ur 35178. Generation #f the spiral engraving with

watercolour 35179. PIERRE NOEL MARTIN Firebird wo«d 75180. JUDY MASSINGHAM Torso lime 150181. Mother and Child •ak 150182. Swans *n the Marshes w*od*ut 42183. Early Evening w*«d«ut 42184. HUGH MENDES Water Lilies oil 150185. Garden oil 75186. MURIEL MENNELL Rhoed Discolor in the Greenhouse •il 55187. Dried Flowers and Seed Heads oil 40188. CHRISTINE MERTON Foldform ceramic 250189. Venus *f Cruden Street ceramic 95190. KLAUS MEYER The Orange Field wo*d & linocut 63 f 45 u/f191. View over Fields wood & linocut 63 f 45 u/f192. Hedgerows and Trees wood & linocut 63 f 45 u/f193. MONICA MILLNER Swimming Pool screenprint 35194. Flight screenprint 35195. SUE MORRISON Teasles at Night tapestry 220196. Yorkshire Mo«rs tapestry 450197. JOHN NICOLL Hampton Court oil 160

198. SYLVIE NISBET The Good Samaritan ceramic 51199. Flowers ceramic 30200. W. NOWAKOWSKA Daffodils silkscreen 80201. Wintry Landscape silkscreen 65

202. SHEILA OLINER Rebecca's Crocus Vase etching a/t 68203. Rebecca's Vase with Leaves etching a/t 68204. Brarre Vase with Leaves etching a/t 60

205. JEAN PAPFWORTH Orchard, Early Spring oil 40206. Nude, VI oil 25207. ELISABETH PASSINI Girl with Red Hair pastel 60208. Kok« charcoal 35209. C- LOXTON PEACOCK J eannette •il 400210. Still Life oil 400

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211. CORINA POORE Manuela Waits for Her Lover etching 30212. Pearl Fishers Lover etching 28213. Wild Dogs of Shiraz etching 58214. JOHN J. PORRO Untitled watercolour 95215. Untitled watercolour 95216. Untitled watercolour 110217. G.A. POWELL Avebury watercolour 30218. Low Tide watercolour 30219. Sunset watercolour 20220. MIKE PRAED Three Brats P»rthleven oil 50221; ANITA PURSER Japanese Style Still Life pen & ink 25222. HELEN RAGHEB Cleopatra acrylic on beard 2C0223. Youth acrylic on board 250224. ANITA RICH Saprophyte No. 3 stoneware 48225. DOLF RIESER Forest colour etching 50226. Vertical Structures colour etching 48227. Old Farm line engraving 75228. Trees etching 43229. Moving Shapes colour etching 50230. MAUREEN RIPLEY Glass and Bottle screenprint 40 u/f231. ROBERT ROSE Sunlight on Hadleigh Road oil 350232. JOHN ROSSER April: Regents Park oil 85233. JENNY RYMER Charcoal Petal Bowls with Stem stoneware 1 @ 12.75/2 @i234. Green Blue Fetal Bowls strneware 1 © 12.75/3235. Fish Plates stoneware £l6.50/l3.50/l2236. Flower Plate stoneware 19.50237. BERTHA SACK Brighton Beach acrylic 75238. MARA SARKANS Landscape I acrylic 45239. Landscape II acrylic 45240. HANS SCHWARZ Barges a+ Greenwich 1 watercolour 1252a. Barges at Greenwich 2 watercolour 125242. Back Gardens, Greenwich wat ere olnur 125243. Lac de Verdon, Provence watercrxL#ur 125244. Dunkery, Somerset watercolour 125245. Shurton Bars, Somerset watercol*ur 125246. ROSEMARY SEATON Spring Family Watercolour 40247. Dream H*use ceramic 14248. DEBORAH SKINNER Curve etching £57 f 40 u/;249. Chiltem Farm Road etching £55 f 40 u/.250. EILEEN SMITH Folly in Sunlight, Kew watercolour 85251. Strand *n tho Green watercolour 75252. ENID 9-iITH Walk in the Snow oil 55253. P. ABEL SMITH Studies of a Root pencil 55254. RITA SMITH Primrose? oil 40255. Burnham Beeches oil 40256. FRANCES &4YTH Willows Aslant a Brook pastel 25257. The Red Bam pastel 20258. Water Meadows, Broadlands pastel 25259; ADITH SOFFAIR The Market Place ink 60260. J.H. SPOWART Room Haverstock Hill Day gouache 75261. Life Rom F gouache 75 • ,262. LILIAN STENNING Sunday M*ming watercolour 40263. DOROTHY STEWART Corn Harvest and Almond Trees oil canvas 50264.. JOY STEWARD Girl on Settee •11 100

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DAVID STOKES PATRICIA TERRELL THANEMARY Fv THOMAS

CHRVSSA VOXJDOUROGLOU

TYM WALDEN A. EDWARD WEBB

JAN WIELIC ZKO

CactusNudeGhwst TreesThe Market VinoSeated Model

280. DAVID WILLIAMS2 8 1.

WENDY WILLIAMS KARA WILSON MONICA WINNER GILLIAN WITHERS

ANITA WOOLF

VILLA WOOLSTON

DEREK WORMALD

PETER JACQUES

T» »*•on fabricacrylicoiloiloil oil • ilacrylicacryliccollage

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Untitled UntitledPersona LandscapeThe Commercial Traveller acrylic The Three Graces pencil.-Double Vision pencilDutch Bara *ilKAZIK EATING »ilYoung Max oilFold-Out IIIDirective IIIFold-Out Head of a Girl Emily & Nina PortraitHighgate Pond 3/28 Midday Landscape 7/55Hilda Reclining HildaSpider PlantHammersmith Park I Hammersmith Park IIPebble Form Vase Pebble Form Vase Pebble Form Dish Leaf PlaqueCrime of Passion Looking out of Egypt Are you being Served?Beauty and the Beast _Great Moments in History etching Butterfly Man etchingThe Devil etching

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254585100 60 60650 50070115 50 50375 25*45048 fra. 3# unfrf 35 fra. 20 unfrs

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MARJORIE HAWKE

Marjorio Hawke, who died last year, was a professional member of the HAC for many years. We are very glad to include a selection of herwork in this year’s Members’ Exhibition as a memorial to her

304. THE YOUNB ONES oil NFS305. TOWN AND RIVER oil NFS306. FIGURES 5 oil NFS307. GIRLS oil 65308. ECSTASY oil 40309. Untitled oil NFS310. WINDMILLS pastel NFS

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311. PASTEL SHAPES pastel£50

312. CONSULTATION oil 65313. DAWN oil 100314. TREES WITH MOUNTAIN oil 75315. BLACK & YELLOW drawing 55316. FISHERMAN'S CHURCH oil 120317. WELTSCHMERZ Oil j 390318. OLD SEWER MAN oil 65319. COLOURED SHAPES drawing 75320. PROTEST oil 165321. CHURCH WAR MEMORIAL oil NFS322. EVENING BATHERS oil 75

We would like to thank the Selection Committee: Bernard Gay (Chairman)

We would also like to thank:

SALES INQUIRIES:

GALLERY OPENING TIMES:

Eva Aldbrook Lucy Baron Dorothy Bohm PETER GORB Lewis Harley Jeannette Jackson Gillian LawsonNicolette Autury,Exhibition Designer,

The Ranelagh Press; and all those who have helped in the preparation and mounting of the exhibition.

i . To Cynthia Passini, Secretary HAC Ltd., Camden Arts Centre.01-435 2643Or qt the Reception Desk.

Mon-Sat llam-6pm Sun 2-6pmLate night Fri 8pm

CATALOGUE: 20p each

H.A.C. Hampstead Artists' Council Camden Arts Centre Arkwright Road NW3435 2643-5224

HAC OPEN EXHIBITION 1981 17TH MAY - 7TH JUNE

NO NAME TITLE MEDIUM PRICE1. PAMELA ABEL—SMITH Standing Woman Cold cut £ 160bronze2. MARTIN ABRAHAM West Dorset Hills Oil £ 603. EVA ALDBROOK Arthur Rubenstein Oil £ 1804. Dame Marie Rambert Oil £ 1805. Rocking Chair I Oil £ 2256. Rocking Chair II Oil £ 2257. Sewing Oil £ 2508. ENID ALLEN Sorrento IV Water­ £ 25colour/ink9. T.I. ARCHER Hampstead Camden Art Oil £ 30Centre10. SYDNEY ARROBUS Mary's Cafe Water­ £ 50colour11. Skiers Water­ £ 45colour12. BRIAN BALDWIN Roof Tops at Dusk Oil £ 7513. GWEN BARNARD Tree Roots, Kenwood Oil £ 70u. TIM BENNETT Tanya making a phone Oil crayon£ 30call15. Rose having a tea breakOil crayon£ 30Rose waiting for drugs Oil crayon£ 4o16. JUDY BERMANT Wild Flowers with Drypoint £ 45Poppies Etching17. Acre Mosque Pen and vash £ 6517.Q Acre Street Scene Pen and wash £ 6518. Mother & Child Conte £ 6519. ROSALIND BIEBER The Old Soldier Oil on £ 120

board20. IRIS BLAIN Roses Second Flush Etching £ 40 £27 unf21. (Further copies of Children's Games Etching £ 40 £27 unf22. Etchings available) Party Etching £ ^5 £30 unf23. Behind the Curtain Oil £ 20024. Warm Day Oil £ 20025. Lacey Bird Fabric £ 25026. JUDITH BOULD Geranium Etching £ 50 framed

£ 38 u/fram27. Ivy etching £ 40 framed

£ 28 u/fram28. oLady with Hat Etching £ 42 framed£ 30 u/fram

29. Flying Man from the Sea Etching £ 44 framed£ 32 u/fram

30. BETTY BOWMAN Estuary Pastel £ 45031. Barley Field Pastel £ 25032. Gozo (Malta) Pastel £ 15033. Moon Through the Trees Pastel £ 12534. MICHAEL BOYCOTT- Poster Collage Collage £ 9735. BROWN Target Collage Collage £ 8736. Sandpaper Collage Collage £ 77

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NO NAME" f .DAVID BRANCALEONE

TITLEr “Secret GardenLate Night Bus (a |Late Night Bus (B̂Late Night Bus (C(Late Night Bus (D 'Late Night Bus (e '

Watercolour £ 38Watercolour £ 40Watercolour £ 47Watercolour £ 47Watercolour £ 51Watercolour £ 48

MEDIUM PRICE

43. PAT BUCKLEY Long Geranium, < Watercolour/ £ 270Long Window II Gouache44. NOEL BYASS Nets at Trasemene Watercolour £ 10045. THANE BYNG Deciding in Front Dye on Silk <£ 36of the Board46. Chess: Two versus Dye on Silk *£ 36One47. ELYN CARLETON The Spiritual Return Pen & Ink £ 100of the Monks to

Tintern Abbey-

.00-3- DAVID CARR Dusk - Finchley Road Pastel £ 180& Midland Railway49. Finchley Road <fc Pastel £ 180Midland Railway50. Two Figures Charcoal £ 18051. ROBERT E. CASEY Alie Street Acrylic £ 7552. EBBE CHANTHAPANYA Shepherd Bush Park Oil on Canvas £5553. Spring Time No.42 Oil on Canvas £10054. MALVINA CHEEK Pear Tree in Blossom Oil £ 15055. Apple Tree Oil £ 13056. INGE CLAYTON The Unfinished Collage £ 10057. Eines Gottes Nachmittag Collage £ 9058. Mmes Collage £ 9059. CHRIS COOK Grange Park, Kilbum Pastel £ 12060. Grange Park, Kilbum Pastel £ 12061. MOLLY COURSE Northwich, Cheshire Oil £ 4o62. LYN CURTIS English Garden Acrylic £ 35063. Pond at Kew Garden Acrylic £ 30064. LIZ DA COSTA Costume Design for 'Toads 1 Monoprint £ 36

. Costume Design "The Inspector" Monoprint £366b . Costume Design for "A

Voyeur" for 'Toads1' Monoprint £ 3666a "Two Clowns"- charactersin 'Ionescopade* - costume Monoprint £ 36design <

67. YAEL DAVID —COHEN Green Draught Etching £ 8068. V ‘f Forms in Black Etching £ 6069. Germinating Theme Etching £ 6070. COZETTE DE CHARMOY Fish Totem Ink £ 22071. Bird Totem Ink £ 22072 Kafka & The Beatles Ink and £ 200

Watercolour*73. JANE DE SAUSMAREZ Iris I Silk Screen £ 4274. Iris II Silk Screen £ 4275. Iris III Silk Screen £ 4276. Iris IV Silk Screen £ 4277. Iris V Silk Screen £ 4278. Iris VI Silk Screen £ 4279. MICHEL DE SAINT OUEN La Recherche de Inks £ 450

11absolu80. fHILDA DURKIN Frieze I Acrylic £ 35081. Frieze II Mixed £ 225

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3NO NAME TITLE MEDIUM PRICE82. MARIKA EVERSFIELD Fog in the Park Oil £ 13583. Norland Square Oil - :\ ‘ V • j V : £ 285

•-a-00 MARGARET FAIRNINGTON Catching the Sun Oil £ 16585. C. TRIPHYLLIUS FARLEY Figures in a Land- Oil £ 250

86. scape■ Head Charcoal £ 90

87. In Utramque Partem Etching £ 30 unfram88. Reverie : Pond and

PassageEtching

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£ 30 unfram

89. ASPHODEL FLEISCHMANN The Cockpit Foyer Oil £ 3090. MARY FLETCHER Myrtos, Crete Watercolour £ 7091. TINA FORRESTER Group of 5 Forms Porcelain £11.50 -

£15.0092. < Bowl &. Box Porcelain £19.50 - £26.00

93. Bowl Porcelain £4894. Bottle Porcelain £2895. JAANA FOWLER Flowers Crayon & £ 8996. AcrylicFlowers Crayon &

Acrylic£ 89

97. MARJORY FOWLER Late snow shower Gouache & £ 60

98. Cornwall crayonSpring Garden Gouache & crayon

£ 60 - .99. MARY FOX Girl Watercolour £ 120

100. Ikencliff Etching & Aquatint

£ 50 unfram101. JULIUS H. FRANK ... Wood Oil £ 200102. Seamstress Oil £ 250103. RALPH FREEMAN Prayers & Reflections Oil £ 120104. Prayers in Blue Oil £ 120105. The Park Oil £ 120106. Prayers for One Monoprint/

Watercolour£ 80

107. Prayers for Two Monoprint/Watercolour

£ 80

108 Prayer Group Monoprint/Watercolour

£ 80

109. ELLEN GILBERT Plains Tree Etching £ 30 framed, v J £ 20 unfram

110. Tulips, Reflections Lithograph £ 60 framed£

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113. Cambridge Willows Etching ££

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114. OLIVER GOLLANCZ Late Spring with Bare Trees Gouache £ 80

115. Olive Trees, Grey DayGouache £ 80116. Slimmer Heat, South

of France Gouache £ 80

117. GERALD GRUBB Farm in Andalucia Oil Pastel £ 45118. By the Guadalquivir Oil Pastel £ 45119. KATHLEEN GUTHRIE Hampstead Heath I Gouache £ 951 19a Hampstead Heath II Gouache £ ieo119b ffabrellas Oil £ 2#0120. RACHEL Harris Fossil Moonscape Ink £ 38121‘. fc. Moth. & Bark Pencil £ 25122. SUZANNE HARRIS Primrose Hill

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