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Dear Primitive 1994

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Accession No.
1997.048a-j
Date Created
1994
Gallery location
Not on public display
Department
Contemporary Australian Art
Dimensions A
Four shields: 152 x 37 x 14cm (each); five plinths: 60 x 47 x 47cm (each); rock: 16 x 26 x 32cm
Media Category
Installation
Medium
Synthetic polymer paint on synthetic polymer modelling compound on steel and plywood armature with rock
Place Created
Melbourne, Vic.
Credit Line
Purchased 1997. The 1997 Moët & Chandon Art Acquisition Fund

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