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1. Clifford Cook retired in 1976 and the yard was bought by Barry Pearce and Gordon Swift, and later Roger Beckett.
2. The series tackled domestic violence within the relationship of Di and Barry Pearce and teenage junkie Buki's battle for the right to see her disabled son, Lennox.
3. The Curator of the gallery at the time, Barry Pearce, said that it was " the most broken hearted I have been about missing out on a masterpiece ."
4. Her ideas about art were explored in conversations held between 19 October 2009 and 22 September 2010 with author Barry Pearce, whose book based on them was published in the year of her death.
5. Barry Pearce, the head curator of Australian art at the Art Gallery of NSW said that comparing Hart with the artists whose work normally hangs in the gallery was " rather like Slim Dusty being compared to Mozart ".
6. It's difficult to find barry pearce in a sentence. 用barry pearce造句挺難的
7. The critically acclaimed film interprets Olley's style, passion and artistic evolution through the reflections of her peers, including former National Gallery of Australia director Betty Churcher, curator Barry Pearce and Ben Quilty, whose portrait of Olley won the 2011 Archibald Prize.
8. Curator Barry Pearce has said of White's art collection : " A lot of the reasons Patrick bought particular paintings died with him . . . He was slightly subversive, buying paintings to help out artists who were not sanctified by officials in museums ".
9. Barry Pearce, however, writing in the study which accompanied Friend's posthumous retrospective at the Art Gallery of New South Wales in 1990, said that Hughes'judgement seemed harsh and called for a re-evaluation of Friend as an artist whose " contribution to the richness of Australian art is due for much greater recognition ."
10. Barry Pearce, former head curator of Australian Art at the Art Gallery of New South Wales described the Hinton donation as including " many magnificent Australian landscapes by a range of major and minor artists . . . crowned by such masterpieces as Arthur Streeton's " Morning Sketch ( aka McMahon's Point Ferry ) " 1890 and " Near Streeton's camp at Sirius Cove ", 1892 and, the jewel in the crown, " Mosman's Bay ", 1894 by Tom Roberts ."
11. A plan was devised to sell a half-share of Tom Robert's " Mosman's Bay " to the Art Gallery of New South Wales so that the painting would spend alternate years in Armidale and Sydney . " Mosman's Bay " is one of the iconic works from the Hinton donation, valued at the time at A $ 3.6 million, and described by the then head curator of Australian art at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Barry Pearce, as a " great masterpiece, and quintessentially Sydney ".
12. Curator, author and critic Barry Pearce, interviewed in the film, says of " Labyrinth " : " It is a kind of arrival at the painting he was always chasing, never satisfied, hoping the next one on the easel would be the elusive masterpiece, the one that said it all . " Hunter visited Smart at his farmhouse in Tuscany and the painter took her to some of the places near Arezzo that have long inspired him  the concrete streetscapes and urban wastelands that define his vision . " If a good painting comes off, it has a stillness, it has a perfection, and that's as great as anything that I think a musician or a poet can do ", said Smart.