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RESTORATION OF SPENCER PAINTINGS 1993-1994

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1993

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White File relating to Restoration of Spencer Paintings 1993-1994. Details of the successful fundraising appeal by the Albany Historical Society and and correspondence related to donors and amounts received. Inventory of Spencer descendants, and information received. The oil paintings of Sir Richard and Lady Ann Spencer are at the Old Gaol on display. Restoration of the paintings was completed by G.P. & M.J. Fine Art Services, Subiaco, W.A. in January 1994.

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cwa-org-51-B2010.166

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Spencer Paintings

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Sir Richard and Lady Ann Spencer.

Albany Historical Society Inc

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