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Collections, bequests and donations

 

Julian & Josie Robertson Collection
Thanksgiving Foundation
The Chartwell Trust
E. H. McCormick Bequest
Colin McCahon and Frances Hodgkins
The Ilene and Laurence Dakin Bequest
Dr Walter Auburn
Private Gifts
Patrons of the Gallery
Lucy Carrington Wertheim
The Edmiston Trust
Friends of the Gallery
The Partridge Collection
Mackelvie Trust
James Tannock Mackelvie
Sir George Grey


Sir George Grey

Sir George Grey, governor of New Zealand from 1845 to 1853 and from 1861 to 1867, was the founding donor for Auckland’s public library and its art gallery. As well as a considerable manuscript and rare book collection, he presented the City with 53 paintings that were the nucleus of the Gallery’s collection, including works by Caspar Netscher, Henry Fuseli, William Blake and David Wilkie.

The Book of Job 1825 William Blakeee

The Book of Job 1825

Title of Series from the Book of Job

Engraving

Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki


Girl Arranging Flowers 1683 Casper Netscher

Girl Arranging Flowers 1683

Oil On Canvas
Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki

Gift of Sir George Grey, 1887

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