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Retirement village investor donates $6 million to Asian art
Aug 26 2008
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Melbourne-based nursing home/retirement village investor Allan Myers, QC, and his wife
Maria, have donated an impressive $6 million to the National Gallery of Victoria. It’s the
gallery’s second biggest cash donation ever and will go towards a new fund for buying Asian
art. Myers, once dubbed “Australia’s richest lawyer”, is a long-time gallery supporter and has
been the president of its trustees since 2004.

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