haysel

(ˈheɪsəl)

(Agriculture) East Anglian the season for making hay

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For example, Andrews' Haysel (1936) was bought by Chazen Museum of Art in Madison, Wisconsin, in 1988, when such prints were fetching $2,000--expect now to pay '$40,000-$50,000', says Ms Burns.

British prints before 1939: this is a market of two distinct parts--Old Masters and inter-war moderns. Both are performing strongly, with the latter attracting strong new interest on both sides of the Atlantic

LEABURG - A private service will be held later for Haysel A.

OBITUARIES

1 (2000): 5-9; Wade Huntley and Peter Haysel, "East Timor and Asian Security", Bulletin of Concerned Asian Scholars 31, nos.

Australia and Indonesia: Rebuilding Relations After East Timor

Garner was born July 16, 1941, in Eugene to George Garner and Haysel Nicholson Dolson.