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A SURVEY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIAN ART FROM 1696

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2008

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Glossy paper cover over white cover, illustrated with a view of Koombana Bay or Port Leschenault, Australind, W.A. c 1840's after a sketch by Louisa Clifton. 152 pages, illustrated in colour, some black & white, appendix 1-3, bibliography, & index of artists. Foreward by Professor Ray Appleyard. Signed copy by the author for the Albany Historical Society.

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cwa-org-51-B2012.26

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SPARTALIS, Arthur

Keywords

Early Western Australia

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Statement of significance

Early artists depiction of Western Australia.

Albany Historical Society Inc

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