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Eat My Dust!

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Di Taylor

2017

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Bushranger Frank Thomas was captured in May 1922 and taken to Geraldton Gaol, arrested on charges of stealing and unlawfully using horses. A fortnight later, he picked a lock in the exercise yard and escaped to freedom. For the next 140 days he continued his thieving ways but with greater enthusiasm and over a larger area, extending into the Murchison.

This artwork is part of the '10863 Bushranger presented by Act-Belong-Commit' exhibition, which has been shown at The Bank Gallery in Carnamah, Fremantle Prison, Old Geraldton Gaol, Greenough Museum & Gardens, on the big screen in Perth's Yagan Square and online at www.frankthomas.com.au

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