"ART IN NEW ZEALAND"
The current number of."Art in New Zestfand" features the work of CeciPF. and A. Elizabeth Kelly. On this.:J. H. E. Schroder writes' informatively, and two colour plates and a number of black and white reproductions illustrate the art of these two.Christchurch painters. The current exhibition 'of Chinese art at present being held inthe Dominion Museum is also,the subject of an article with illustrations. "Understanding" is the title of: an excellent prize-winning short story, by E. D. ,M. Doust. It deals with the attempt' and consequences of Government officials trying to buy Maori land which "did riot want to be sold." J. W. Dickson writes interestingly on "Braque As. I Knew Him," and A. L. Lloyd discourses on "What is Happening to Art?" Verse is contributed by Francis Howard Harris and Marie Conlan, , and v -a
"Parable," by.Mabel Little.: What Aiis.tralia thinks of. New Zealand's poets is reflected in an article reprinted by "The Bulletin." Together with its art notes, reviews, and many plates, "Art in Now Zealand" continues to foster the culture so very necessary in these days '."when stark materialistic elements are abroad in the land, striving for mastery"—to quote the editorial.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue CXXIII, 10 April 1937, Page 26
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197"ART IN NEW ZEALAND" Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue CXXIII, 10 April 1937, Page 26
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