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English: Hymn to Sydney. 1899

From the Collection of the National Gallery of Australia Accession No: NGA 00.192.9

Print, Illustrated book, intaglio; relief Technique: reproduction of line drawing, printed in black ink, from one plate Primary Insc: Not signed. Printed date, lower right within image, in black ink 'MDCCCXCVII'. Printed title, within image, in black ink 'HYMN / TO / SYDNEY / DEDICATED / ARTHUR / STREETON / IN / HIS / CAMP / AT MOSSMAN'S / BAY'. Inscribed with printers details, lower centre within image, in black ink 'BY G.W.L. / MARSHALL-HALL / Not inscribed. printed image 17.0 h x 9.2 w cm

page 28.2 h x 18.5 w cm.
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Source http://artsearch.nga.gov.au/Detail.cfm?IRN=163427
Author Ernest Moffitt

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