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City of Fremantle Art Collection > Records

Dry river bed

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Cordula Ebatarinja

Overview

Watercolour painting

Historical information

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

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-7-203

Item type

Landscape Paintings

Paintings

Watercolours

Themes

Material

Watercolours

Width

62.7000 cm

Height or length

52.8000 cm

Keywords

Landscape

Indigenous

Place made

Australia

Primary significance criteria

Artistic or aesthetic significance

Comparative significance criteria

Object’s condition or completeness

Well provenanced

Last modified

Tuesday, 11 June, 2024

Completeness

88

City of Fremantle Art Collection

City of Fremantle Art Collection

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Dry river bed painted white and yellow, with green shrubs and rocks dotted throughout. Brown and blue-grey cliffs on the right and left of the river bed. Gum tree in the left foreground.

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