CHROMOLITHOGRAPHS.
p. 7 of the most beautiful collections of that ha«, perhaps, ever cpeared in this colony,'is at;present in possession of Mr. Wavte, and was, on yesterday, for private inspection at his establishment. So strong interest waa manifested in the pictures, that Mr. Wayte has temporarily taken the place in Shortland-street recently vacated by Mr,: Canning, where the collection will be on view on Monday, and after, ivlosfc of thepictures are on a large scale, and are really works of art; and sooae of them are exquisitely, beautiful. Two of them have been, cTuiin^ to-day, exhibited in Mr. Wayte's windows, aud continued to' attract large numbers of ob ?rvers, who expressed tlicir warm admiration of the beautiful tinting, and the faithfulness to nature of~tW; landscaped. The collection is a very largo oi.e, and though some must be regarded as preeminently gems, the pictures —every oj:c of thorn—are singularly attractive.
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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 538, 30 September 1871, Page 2
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149CHROMOLITHOGRAPHS. Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 538, 30 September 1871, Page 2
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