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Cure for war

Dusan MAREK
Cure for war
 (c. 1949)

Medium
oil, enamel paint and brush and ink on composition board

Measurements
51.4 × 80.8 cm

Credit Line
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Presented through the NGV Foundation by The Agapitos/Wilson Collection, Fellow, 2002
© Courtesy of the artist's estate

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Gallery location
Not on display

Artwork Details

Place/s of Execution
North Adelaide, Adelaide, South Australia

Inscription
inscribed in pencil l.c.r.: Dusan Marek

Accession Number
2002.60

Department
Australian Painting

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Subjects (general)
Abstract Art Allegory and Symbols Military and Warfare

Subjects (specific)
brush strokes civil wars figure-derived form attributes landforms (terrestrial) linear forms lines (artistic concept) sections (general, part) wash technique

Movements
Lyrical Abstraction Surrealism

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