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the council and its advisors: "These gentlemen must be very proud of the three tombs of dead art they have helped to preserve so well, and for so long in this city". The three tombs he referred to were the Canterbury College of Art, the CSA and the Robert McDougall Art Gallery. The decision also created consternation throughout New Zealand with prominent arts people like
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was finally presented the council as a gift in September the vote taken agreed to accept the painting into the Robert McDougall Art Gallery's collection. Before its actual exhibition in the gallery, however, there was some considerable delay while a new frame was made, but Baverstock, now acting as
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In the year following the controversy in Christchurch, Auckland City Art Gallery offered to purchase the painting leaving the owners uncertain of how to proceed in July 1951 Brassington and Frankel made it clear they were prepared to accept for the work from the Auckland Art Gallery if the work was
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and Cecil Kelly, declined to accept the painting for the Robert McDougall Art Gallery claiming it to be "unintelligible". It was also described as something "...a child could do...", The decision sparked numerous letters for and against in the local press. The letter of artist Colin McCahon berated
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After discussion, the CSA Council declined to purchase any of the Hodgkins' works. The reason was that many of their members were unaware of how contemporary art had developed in Europe lately; the work was too modern for their taste. The following year Frankel initiated a fund raising campaign to
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exhibition. To the surprise of the press, however, the Secretary of the CSA, William Baverstock (later to be the first professional director of the Robert McDougall Art Gallery) made it clear that the works were definitely "not part of the show" and were not to be "reviewed as part of the
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In July the painting was finally offered to the City Council to become part of the Robert McDougall Art Gallery's collection. After Margaret Frankel made an hour-long case for the work the Christchurch City Council, on the recommendation of its artist advisors
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the Summer Pleasure Garden was painted. Eastmond also proposes that the statue, unattended table, ’curiously placed cloth and oddly distinct black vase’ gives the painting a surrealist look that could be linked to the painter
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noted that Hodgkins could make watercolours "sing" and even make "browns look positively rapturous", concluding: "She can juggle with colour orchestrally". Art historian Elizabeth Eastmond describes
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exposed the difficulty of implementing any kind of progressive plan for the Gallery if the advisory committee to purchase continued to represent 'only one school of painting'." In November
362:. A full list of donors including the amount of each individual's contribution has been preserved. In preparation for the presentation of the painting to the City Council, 285:(CSA), mindful that her work was not included in the collection of the Robert McDougall Art Gallery, undertook to purchase three paintings and donate them to the Gallery. 289:, a member of the CSA's Council, worked with the British Arts Council to select six works as possible purchases from the Lefevre Gallery in London. Among the six were 656: 1780: 187: 441:'s library committee, told reporters that "Paintings of this nature are of value in establishing interest in the gallery and making it alive". 334:. The 39 subscribers included five current or former members of the Council of the CSA and ten working artists. Notable contributors included 1701: 898: 816: 450:
director, noted that a key position in the gallery had been saved for the work. Almost three years after the original offer to gift the work
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Her work is held by a number of public art museums including Tate in London who have significant holdings of her works in their collections.
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resting on an easel. The painting has been lost but a photograph exists and studies for it are in the collection of the
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as the owner of the Robert McDougall Art Gallery. It took a year-long campaign before the painting was accepted, with
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all writing to the mayor of Christchurch in protest. Frankel herself made the case for Hodgkins' works, including
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representing Great Britain, although the event was cancelled because of the declaration of war. Hodgkins died in
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Auckland Art Gallery. The exhibition was organised to coincide with the 1954 Auckland Festival of the Arts.
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1969 Frances Hodgkins 1869–1947 Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council of New Zealand and Auckland Art Gallery
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Green, Anthony S. (1969). "Reflections on the Hodgkins Exhibition Frances Hodgkins: Biography".
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as being ‘suggestive of Chinese painting’ a subject that had been featured in the art journal
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was finally exhibited to the general public in the Robert McDougall Art Gallery.
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In the summer of 1932, Hodgkins holidayed with fellow artist Hannah Ritchie at
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was displayed in the window of Beaths department store to a mixed reception.
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that sparked considerable controversy when it was rejected as a gift to the
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87.5 cm × 75 cm (34.4 in × 30 in)
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was displayed in the window of Beaths department store in Cashel Street
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was reproduced as a full colour page in the Arts Year Book No 5.
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1980 Canterbury Society of Arts (group) Robert McDougall Art Gallery
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2015 Treasury: A Generous Legacy (group) Christchurch Art Gallery
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along with a number of drawings of the individuals portrayed.
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of the late twenties". In his forward to the catalogue of the
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A month after the City Council's rejection of the work the
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Buchanan, Ian; Dunn, Michael; Eastmond, Elizabeth (1994).
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Frances Hodgkins died in 1947 and the following year the
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and gift it to the Robert McDougall Art Gallery via the
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Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa and curated by
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and Frances Hodgkins by Juliet Reynolds-Midgley. 
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refused again by the Christchurch City Council. When
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Pleasure Garden: Unheard Stories from the Collection
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Index


Frances Hodgkins
Movement
modernism
Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū
christchurchartgallery.org.nz/collection/6908/frances-hodgkins/pleasure-garden
Frances Hodgkins
Robert McDougall Art Gallery
Christchurch
Canterbury Society of Arts
Margaret Frankel
Christchurch City Council
Auckland City Art Gallery
Dunedin
22nd Venice Biennale
Dorchester
British Arts Council
Tate Gallery.
Bridgnorth
River Severn
Tony Green
University of Auckland
Braque's
still lifes
Lefevre Gallery
Eric Newton
de Chirico

Canterbury Society of Arts
Margaret Frankel

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