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Ann Foster Newmarch b. 1945

Also known as Ann Newmarch

Painter, printmaker, sculptor and lecturer, studied SA Teachers' College. Member Print Council of Australia.

Tags: Political art, Influence of Aboriginal art, Feminist Art

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1952

Artist (Printmaker), Artist (Painter), Artist (Mixed Media Artist)

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1942

Artist (Photographer), Artist (Printmaker), Artist (Painter)

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1945

Artist (Painter)

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1945

Artist (Video Artist), Artist (Sculptor)

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1945

Artist (Photographer)

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