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City of Fremantle Art Collection > Records

Burragorang Valley

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Overview

Oil painting on canvas of Burragorang Valley in New South Wales, Australia

Historical information

This work was donated as part of the Claude Hotchin Bequest in 1958.

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-7-211

Item type

Landscape Paintings

Themes

Art and Design
Environment
Nature

Material

Width

82.4000 cm

Height or length

73.5000 cm

Keywords

Place made

Australia

Primary significance criteria

Artistic or aesthetic significance

Comparative significance criteria

Object’s condition or completeness

Well provenanced

City of Fremantle Art Collection

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Painting of Burragorang Valley in New South Wales, green hills covered in green trees. Wooden fence with wooden electricity poles along the hill in the foreground. Brown shack in the right foreground.

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