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Dacre Stubbs
The sky 1949
gelatin silver photograph
40.2 × 49.9 cm (image)
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Purchased, 1993
Public domain
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Medium
gelatin silver photograph
Measurements
40.2 × 49.9 cm (image)
Credit Line
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Purchased, 1993
Public domain
Gallery location
Not on display
Inscription
inscribed in black and blue fibre-tipped pen on support reverse u.l.: 5b (crossed out)
inscribed in blue fibre-tipped pen on support reverse u.r.: FM.49354.A
inscribed in black and blue fibre-tipped pen on support reverse c.: 'The Sky'
inscribed in red pencil on support reverse c.: 263
stamped in ink on support reverse c.: DACRE & PAULINE STUBBS / BOX 137 LAKES ENTRANCE / VICTORIA, 3909 / AUSTRALIA
inscribed in blue fibre-tipped pen on support reverse c.r.: 1949
inscribed (vertically) in blue ballpoint pen on support reverse l.l.: H. Dacre Stubbs, E.F.I.A.P. F.R.S.A.
stamped in ink on support reverse l.l.: DACRE & PAULINE STUBBS / BOX 137 LAKES ENTRANCE / VICTORIA, 3909 / AUSTRALIA
stamped in green ink and inscribed in blue ballpoint pen on support reverse l.r.: PRINT No. (crossed out) / DACRE & PAULINE STUBBS (crossed out) / PHOTOGRAPHY (crossed out) / 2 COLERIDGE STREET, (crossed out) / ELWOOD, VICTORIA, (VICTORIA crossed out) / XA2486 AUSTRALIA.
Accession Number
PH190-1993
Department
Australian Photography
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