Wieneke Archive Book 4b : Moreton Galleries Presscuttings

!very .:. and ,,y for a cider. built" hyateri- e woman man was stint," and !te efforts itry into later, the .other they .1se in sear a ided 5out on hes. gical she ddted ;opine, long Ince of is prob- to work spine can 1, heavily , cing vhen we pur- tse tne ipment tfsat a a. all metal plate be attached .nowledging The Courier- generosity.-(Mrti.) L. H. Burbank. Treasurer,- Jubi- lee Playground Committee, Chinchilla. Top -line artists in exhibition TWO Archibald Prize win- ners feature in the Bum- mer Exhibition of Paintings now at the Moreton Galleries. William Gargle's still life of flowers shows his outstanding ability to handle rich colours. with full brush -work. Arthur Murch's "Mother and Children" is a full, sensi- tive composition, beautiful in its lack of detail and in its feeling. Two other outstanding paintings in this intimate ex- hibition of Australian art are Will Ashton's "Fountain, St. Peter's Square," and H. Pug - mire's "The Cliff," The gallery is showing its first Hans Heysen - a tree- scape with magnificent Aus- tralian gums as only Heysen paints them. For those who like sea paintings, there is a top-notch homely study of "The Old Schooner" by Sydney artist Robert Johnson.-H.D. ADVERTISERS' ANNOUNCEMENTS ir ]: Coo Y. p.22 An verb Of T PM 114 Aso for f re er. YA Ili 1 EUlf/ LAMM Cbg!' LU truly Tfox ( 000na Box ( STS C XU4 Iva I