Edward La Trobe Bateman <br/> British c.1815–1897, worked in Australia 1852–1867<br/> <em>The homestead, Cape Schanck</em> c.1855<br/> watercolour, gouache and gum arabic<br/> 18.8 x 27.2 cm<br/> National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne<br/> Purchased through The Art Foundation of Victoria by Penny Blazey, Member, in memory of her mother, Pat Hiscock, one of the first Gallery guides, 1998 (1998.249)<br/>

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Edward La Trobe Bateman British c.1815–1897, worked in Australia 1852–1867

Rare watercolours by Edward La Trobe Bateman
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The Sydney Bird Painter Australia, active c.1700–1800

Early watercolour of an Australian subject
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Fred Williams Australian, 1927–1982

Fred Williams’s Pilbara series
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fig. 1 Norman Lindsay

Thumbs up or Thumbs down? The trials and tribulations of Norman Lindsay’s Pollice verso
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Joy Hester Australian 1920–1960

Joy Hester’s Man in cork hat
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Margaret Preston Australian 1875–1963, worked in Germany 1904–07, throughout Europe 1912–19

Margaret Preston’s Shoalhaven Gorge, New South Wales
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Tony Tuckson born Egypt 1921, arrived Australia 1942, died 1973

Tony Tuckson Untitled – yellow
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