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10 years of New Zealand painting in Auckland, 1958-1967, May 1967. Designed by Hamish Keith.

Brochures and catalogs published for exhibitions at the Auckland City Art Gallery. These are all available in full as PDFs on the gallery's online archive. (Thanks to Courtney Johnston and Kris Sowersby for the tip.)

Hamish Keith did most of the publication design from 1958 until 1970, working closely with Pelorus Press and Robin Lush. 1970s publications were designed by Ross Ritchie, a well-known New Zealand artist in his own right who began his career as a signpainter and "road poster artist" with New Zealand Railways.

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Ten big paintings, February 1971. Designer uncredited, likely Ross Ritchie.

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Three New Zealand photographers: Gary Baigent, Richard Collins, John Fields, 1971. Designed by Ross Ritchie.

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Surrealism, 1972. Designed by Ross Ritchie.

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Luc Peire: Auckland Festival, May 1973. Designer uncredited, likely Ross Ritchie.

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Songs of the earth / Roger Peters, 1975. Designer uncredited, likely Ross Ritchie.

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New Zealand drawing 1976. Designed by Ross Ritchie.

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The two worlds of Omai, 1977. Designed by Ross Ritchie.