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58. View of Berchtesgaden, by Joseph Höger. 1834. Pencil and Water-Colour, 27 by 23.5 cm. (Albertina, Vienna; Exh. V & A).
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59. Angers on the Loire, by Frederick Nash. Water-Colour, 54 by 75.8 cm. (Thomas Agnew & Sons Ltd.).
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60. Wardrobe. Viennese, c. 1825-30. Cherrywood, Veneered; Height, 181 cm.; Width, 112 cm.; Depth, 39 cm. (Bundes' Mobilienverwaltung, Vienna; Exh. V & A).
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61. Chest of Drawers. Designed by Eileen Gray. French, 1925-6. Sycamore with Chrome Metal Handles. (Exh. V & A).
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62. View along the Ashton-Under-Lyme Canal, Ancoats, Manchester. Recent Photograph by Randolph Langenbach. (Exh. Heinz Gallery).
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63. Matthias Kerzmann with His Wife and Daughter, by F. G. Waldmüller, 1835. 205.5 by 159 cm. (Osterreichische Gallerie, Vienna; Exh. V & A).
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64. Venusberg, by Hubert Dalwood. 1966. Aluminium; Height, 56.5 cm.; Width, 56.5 cm. (Collection Rosalind M. M. Archer; Exh. Fruit Market Gallery, Edinburgh).
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65. Dante in His Study, by Tom Phillips. 1978. Canvas, 86 by 65.5 cm. (Exh. Marlborough Fine Art, London).
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66. 1926, by Saul Steinberg. Pen and Ink. 1964. (Exh. Serpentine Gallery, London).
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67. The Conquest of the Air, by Roland Penrose. 1938. Canvas, 50.8 by 61.1 cm. (Southampton Art Gallery, exh. Mayor Gallery, London).
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[68-71] The four works on this page are recent acquisitions of the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford. 68. The Game of Draughts, by Mattia Preti. Canvas, 107.5 by 143.5 cm. Presented through the N. A.-C. F., in memory of Benedict Nicolson, by a group of friends and admirers. 69. A Gentleman reading on a Sofa, by Victor Vispré (active 1770-80). Pastel, 44.5 by 60.5 cm. Gerald Reitlinger Gift. 70. Acme and Septimius, by Lord Leighton. 1868. Circular; diameter, 98.5 cm., Bequeathed by Professor R. S. Newall. 71. Raphael and Tobit, by F. de Mura. Oil on board, 19.5 by 16 cm. Bequeathed by the Rev. W. H. Simmons.
