Catherine Perry holding poster depicting lost paintings by Goldie

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Catherine Perry holding poster depicting lost paintings by Goldie

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Catherine Perry holds a poster with reproductions of two Paintings by Charles Frederick Goldie that were stolen from the National Art Gallery in Wellington. The names of the paintings are (left) Te Hei, and Pipi Puzzled. Photographed by an Evening Post staff photographer 4 October 1973. At the time the photograph was taken the paintings had been missing for a month. The poster was sent to Police and auction houses through out New Zealand, as well as to international anti-crime organisatio...

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4 October 1973

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/23033824

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