Dunn international. 1961 Sept. 5 - 1964 Nov. 19; (predominant 1961 Sept. 5 - 1962 Oct. 19)

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Dunn international. 1961 Sept. 5 - 1964 Nov. 19; (predominant 1961 Sept. 5 - 1962 Oct. 19)

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Letters, soundscribers, memos, telegrams and reports regarding the Dunn International Exhibition of Paintings to be held at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery [Sept. 7 - Oct 26, 1962] under the patronage of Lady Dunn and the Sir James Dunn Foundation. The file includes general discussion of the organizing of and the arrangements made for the art exhibit including rules for submissions, the selection of judges and of artists invited to participate, publicity, prizes (25,000 dollars to be awarded as first prize), expenditures, the shipping of paintings to Canada and the transporting of entries for further exhibition (Tate Gallery) following the Fredericton showing. A brief sketch of the life and career of Indonesian painter Affandi taken from articles in the Observer, Manchester Guardian, and New Chronicle is also on file.

Correspondence : 51 (74 leaves)

University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, Harriet Irving Library

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University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, Harriet Irving Library

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