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HANSON MOSES

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HOLLAND, Brenda

c. 1920

Overview

This painting is one of four portraits by Albany artist Brenda Holland illustrating well-known Albany First Nations Peoples from the 1920s. The picture is a watercolour half portrait titled by the artist Hanson Moses and uses a colour palette in grey, brown and ocher.

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Registration number

cwa-org-51-V1987.4

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Width

263 mm

Height or length

353 mm

Themes

Inscriptions and markings

B. Holland

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Year

c. 1920

Albany Historical Society Inc

Albany Historical Society Inc

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