• Elwyn DENNIS

Two for Sunday
1968

Exhibition

Hard Edge

Essay

Between Beauty and Power: Henry Moore’s Draped seated woman as an emblem of the National Gallery of Victoria’s modernity, 1959–68

Rembrandt REMBRANDT Harmensz. van Rijn; REMBRANDT Harmensz. van Rijn (studio of) The babe is wise Lina BRYANS Flour lumper, Dimboola Sidney NOLAN The grasshopper Jules LEFEBVRE Caprice Ethel GABAIN Lucrezia Borgia, Duchess of Ferrara Dosso DOSSI; Battista DOSSI (attributed to) Untitled Adriaen van OSTADE Two pencil sketches Charles Samuel KEENE The finding of the True Cross COLA dell'Amatrice A group of standing figures Cavaliere d’ARPINO (attributed to) Little Mothers Phil MAY Portrait of an old lady Françoise DUPARC Untitled G. STAFFORD A Dilemma Phil MAY The Crossing of the Red Sea Nicolas POUSSIN Girl with goats Grace CROWLEY Kandakidj (Antilopine kangaroo) Curly Bardkadubbu The Banquet of Cleopatra Giambattista TIEPOLO Anguish August Friedrich Albrecht SCHENCK The first cloud William Quiller ORCHARDSON (Mother and child) E. Phillips FOX Study of a man standing Charles Samuel KEENE Two old men disputing REMBRANDT Harmensz. van Rijn Remember Remember Phil MAY Man seated in overcoat Charles KEENE The River Nile, Van Diemen's Land, from Mr Glover's farm John GLOVER The pioneer Frederick McCUBBIN Mary, Lady Vere William LARKIN Untitled (Red) Mark ROTHKO Untitled Phil MAY