No. 60 1967

This issue highlights the importance of public exposure of how public money is spent on art galleries and emphasises the significance of purchasing power in enriching museum collections. It also mentions specific acquisitions, such as furniture, needlework, lace, and frescoes, showcasing the efforts made to enhance the artistic wealth of the city. Financial challenges and outside help are also addressed, underscoring the importance of support from organizations like the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths. Additionally, the issue touches upon the challenges faced during exhibitions and the positive outcomes that emerged despite financial constraints.

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