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Subiaco Museum > Records

DRAWING: 'DONALD AND MAGGIE', WENDY MACLEOD

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Wendy MacLeod

2003

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Overview

Image: Large multi-coloured pastel drawing. Two figures, faces in silhouette, wearing tartan kilts, female figure in red upper garment. Male figure holds a large sword. Castle in background.

'Donald and Maggie' won the Eurobodalla NSW Art Award, 2003. The artwork has been published in Canberra Syndicated Community Newspapers and the Clan McLeod Magazine which circulates 4000 copies world wide. The artist donated the artwork to the Subiaco Museum when living in the area.

Frame: Gold moulded frame with cream mount under glass.

Signature: Unsigned.

Historical information

'Donald and Maggie' won the Eurobodalla NSW Art Award in 2003 and was published in the Canberra Syndicated Community Newspapers and the Clan McLeod Magazine. The artist brought the drawing with her from NSW when she moved to Subiaco where she attended the Subiaco Community Centre. The painting hung in the SCC for some time.

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-2005.12

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Material

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Wendy MacLeod

Keywords

Subiaco Community Centre

Potential To Deaccession

Year

2003

Statement of significance

This artwork has local significance as it was donated to the museum by the artist when she was living in Subiaco.

Aesthetic: Condition: Provenance:

Primary significance criteria

Artistic or aesthetic significance

Comparative significance criteria

Object’s condition or completeness

Well provenanced

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