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Painting "Work Team"

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Joanna Martin

2014

Overview

framed acrylic painting on board of a team of draught horses.

Historical information

The artist, Joanna Martin is a keen horsewoman and lives at Walkaway, Western Australia.

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Registration number

cwa-org-72-GMOB0429

Item type

Acrylic Paintings

Themes

Material

Width

1840 mm

Height or length

1400 mm

Depth

20 mm

Contextual Information

For close on ninety years from when the first plough cut into virgin soil at Greenough in 1852, farm machinery and carts were pulled by heavy horses like these.

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Place made

Walkaway
Western Australia
Australia

Year

Greenough Museum and Gardens

Greenough Museum and Gardens

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Painting "Work Team" by Joanna Martin, 2014

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