Wieneke Archive Book 3 : Moreton Galleries 1960-61 Presscuttings

T. Ur 4. A VALLEY IN THE SWISS ALPS 18 15 85 80 5. A DAY OF STORMS 80 6. SUMMER SPARKLE, BURRAGORANG LANDSCAPE PAINTINGS by 7. THE LULL BEFORE THE STORM 80 RUBERY BENNETT 80 MAY I,.G2 8. SILVER MORNING, TERRIGAL BRISBANE 9. THE WOLLONDILLY, BURRAGORANG 85 10. STORMY WEATHER, WINDSOR 816 25 CATALOGUE II. ALPINE SOLITUDE Tdlr I. SUSTEN PASS. SWITZERLAND 18 s 15 85 12 MORNING SUNSHINE 25 2. GLEN HELEN, CENTRAL AUSTRALIA 85 13. SPRING MORNING, BURRAGORANG VALLEY 24 . 20 250 3 SUNLIT CROSSING, KANGAROO VALLEY 80 14, THE STORM PASSES 8.625 ART ATTRACTION wain an exhition the Moreton Gaiblleries,of A.M.P. Edward Street. presents a &millipedes l *Web can be towed tertala works for attention. Outstanding Sir Hans ileysen's Aroona, Minder's Range, and Robert OlutIP- bell's c Stormy Landscape. The first is a masterly rendering in what can be considered Sir Han's best period. The other reveals Campbell's ability to re- veal, with oriental simpli- city, a mood of nature completely satisfying. Others exhibiting are Lance Solomon, Robert Johnson, George Law- rence K. Lang, , LOUIS MeCubbln, James ckson, Nornie Gude, K erle, P. Lake, Bessie 01 , John Rowell, and y crook.- MELVILLE VSOM. Is requested at an ...------ etyening Tarty to meet MR. RUBERY BENNETT and L. mark the opening of his 1962 hy Dr. Bruce Barrack THE in GALLERIES nn Tuts &M.P. 22. Edward Sireci. lirighane dand May. R p.m