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Subiaco Museum > Records

PAINTING: 'ECHINDNA', MORIA PENNY 'TIDDALAUREE'

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Moria Penny 'Tiddalauree'

1999

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Overview

Image: Acrylic painting of an 'Echidna' on paper. The black echidna is painted on an orange and green background.

This artwork was found in the Subiaco Community Centre in 2021.

Frame: Brown wood with red mount under glass.

Signature: Bottom right 'Tiddalauree 99'.

Historical information

This painting hung on display in the Subiaco Community Centre until 2021.

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cwa-org-43-2021.73

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Moria Penny 'Tiddalauree'

Keywords

Aboriginal - Art

PENNY, Moria 'Tiddalauree'

Subiaco Community Centre

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Statement of significance

Acrylic painting of an 'Echidna' on paper by Aboriginal artist Moira Penny, also known as 'Tiddalauree'. This painting hung on display in the Subiaco Community Centre until 2021.

Aesthetic: Social: Interpretive:

Primary significance criteria

Artistic or aesthetic significance

Social or spiritual significance

Comparative significance criteria

Interpretive capacity

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