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The plasterer (self-portrait) c.1938

Artwork The plasterer (self-portrait) this artwork made of Gelatin silver photograph, sepia-toned on paper, created in 1933-01-01
Accession No.
1983.020.003
Date Created
c.1938
Gallery location
Not on public display
Department
Australian Art
Dimensions A
23.5 x 19.2cm
Media Category
Photograph
Secondary Media Category
gelatin silver photograph
Medium
Gelatin silver photograph, sepia-toned on paper
Credit Line
Gift of Mrs Violet Eileen Tremble 1983

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