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March 1965
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J. F. Hayward continues his series of important articles
on the Mannerist Goldsmiths, in this article dealing
with Antwerp work and the Italian influence in the
designs of Erasmus Hornick.
Graham Hood shows, in colour and monochrome, some
of the Meissen porcelain in the J.P. Morgan collection
at Wadsworth Atheneum, U.S.A.
Anthony Coleridge reveals for the first time the extent
and importance of the English furniture in the Duke
of Argyll's collection at lnveraray Castle, Scotland.
Joseph T. Butler records the wealth of Mrs. Giles
Whiting's American collections at Scarborough-on­
H udson, New York. (Part 1.)
A. C. Sewter, of Manchester University, writes on the
important 'Between Renaissance and Baroque'
paintings exhibition to be held at Manchester City Art
Gallery.
William Gaunt writes on some of the Impressionist
paintings in the collection of Mr. and Mrs. George
Farrow.
Four drawings by R. A. Bevan, reproduced in offset­
litho, with an introduction by J. Wood Palmer.

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