EXHIBITIONS
Great Britain: London:
BRITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITION, WEMBLEY. Palace of Arts.
DANISH ART GALLERIES,. 2 Old Bond Street, W. 1. Royal Copenhagen Porcelain. The Copenhagen Art Faience. DIGHTON, BASIL. Eighteenth-Century Engravings. FRENCH GALLERY. British and Foreign Artists.
GOUPIL GALLERY. Summer Exhibition of Modern Art.
REDFERN GALLERY. Etchings, Lithographs, and Woodcuts by Contemporary Artists.
ROYAL ACADEMY. Summer Exhibition. (Closes August 8. ) SACKVILLE GALLERY. Selected Pictures by Old Masters.
ST. GEORGE’S GALLERY. Drawings and Designs by Frank Brangwyn, Gordon Craig, and Austin Spare. Two Pieces of Sculpture by Epstein.
TOOTH, ARTHUR AND SONS, LTD. Eighteenth-Century English Portraits.
WALKER’S GALLERIES. 21st Annual Exhibition of Early
English Water-Colours. Brighton:
PUBLIC FINE ART GALLERIES. Works by Members of the
New Forest Group of Painters. Conway:
ROYAL CAMBRIAN ACADEMY OF ART. Annual Exhibition. Edinburgh:
ROYAL SCOTTISH ACADEMY. 99th Annual Exhibition.
(Closes August 29. )
Germany: Munich:
BOHLER, JULIUS. Old Masters, Tapestries and Works of
Art. THANNHAUSER GALLERY, Theatinerstrasse 7. Impressionist
and Barbizon School Paintings, Etchings.
SWITZERLAND: Lucerne:
THANNHAUSER GALLERY, 11 Haldenstrasse. Paintings by Masters of the Impressionist and Barbizon School, Old Masters.
THE NATIONAL ART COLLECTIONS FUND
Patron HIS MAJESTY THE KING
THE OBJECTS of the National Art-Collections Fund are to secure pictures and works of Art of every kind for the National and Provincial Museums and Galleries and to organize public opinion where the loss of masterpieces of national
importance is concerned.
The Minimum Annual Subscription
IS ONE GUINEA
and all lovers of Art are invited to become members. THE PRIVILEGES of Membership include admission without payment on paying days to the National Gallery, the National Portrait Gallery, National Gallery of British Art (Tate), and the Wallace Collection, admission to the Reading Room, Manuscript Students’ Room and Print Room of the British Museum, and invitations to view important private Collections and Exhibitions.
Further information, and a Summary of the Achievements of the Society during the first nineteen years of its existence, may be obtained on application to the Secretary, National Art- Collections Fund, Hertford House, Manchester
Square, London, W. 1.
Telephone: Mayfair 1337
Duveen Brothers
Paris.
New York.
Great Britain: London:
BRITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITION, WEMBLEY. Palace of Arts.
DANISH ART GALLERIES,. 2 Old Bond Street, W. 1. Royal Copenhagen Porcelain. The Copenhagen Art Faience. DIGHTON, BASIL. Eighteenth-Century Engravings. FRENCH GALLERY. British and Foreign Artists.
GOUPIL GALLERY. Summer Exhibition of Modern Art.
REDFERN GALLERY. Etchings, Lithographs, and Woodcuts by Contemporary Artists.
ROYAL ACADEMY. Summer Exhibition. (Closes August 8. ) SACKVILLE GALLERY. Selected Pictures by Old Masters.
ST. GEORGE’S GALLERY. Drawings and Designs by Frank Brangwyn, Gordon Craig, and Austin Spare. Two Pieces of Sculpture by Epstein.
TOOTH, ARTHUR AND SONS, LTD. Eighteenth-Century English Portraits.
WALKER’S GALLERIES. 21st Annual Exhibition of Early
English Water-Colours. Brighton:
PUBLIC FINE ART GALLERIES. Works by Members of the
New Forest Group of Painters. Conway:
ROYAL CAMBRIAN ACADEMY OF ART. Annual Exhibition. Edinburgh:
ROYAL SCOTTISH ACADEMY. 99th Annual Exhibition.
(Closes August 29. )
Germany: Munich:
BOHLER, JULIUS. Old Masters, Tapestries and Works of
Art. THANNHAUSER GALLERY, Theatinerstrasse 7. Impressionist
and Barbizon School Paintings, Etchings.
SWITZERLAND: Lucerne:
THANNHAUSER GALLERY, 11 Haldenstrasse. Paintings by Masters of the Impressionist and Barbizon School, Old Masters.
THE NATIONAL ART COLLECTIONS FUND
Patron HIS MAJESTY THE KING
THE OBJECTS of the National Art-Collections Fund are to secure pictures and works of Art of every kind for the National and Provincial Museums and Galleries and to organize public opinion where the loss of masterpieces of national
importance is concerned.
The Minimum Annual Subscription
IS ONE GUINEA
and all lovers of Art are invited to become members. THE PRIVILEGES of Membership include admission without payment on paying days to the National Gallery, the National Portrait Gallery, National Gallery of British Art (Tate), and the Wallace Collection, admission to the Reading Room, Manuscript Students’ Room and Print Room of the British Museum, and invitations to view important private Collections and Exhibitions.
Further information, and a Summary of the Achievements of the Society during the first nineteen years of its existence, may be obtained on application to the Secretary, National Art- Collections Fund, Hertford House, Manchester
Square, London, W. 1.
Telephone: Mayfair 1337
Duveen Brothers
Paris.
New York.