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Prinsep, Virginia Mary, b. 1880
Virginia Mary Prinsep was known as a sketcher and painter. She was one of the three daughters of Harry Prinsep and his wife Josephine.
Ross, Virginia
Russell, Virginia, b. 1943
Virginia Russell began photography while studying architecture in her native New Zealand. Upon relocating to Sydney in 1979, then Brisbane in 2006, she continued to ...
Smith, Virginia, b. 1927
Painter and commercial artist who was of the best graduates from East Sydney Technical College according to Frank Medworth, head art teacher in 1946. Most ...
Spate, Virginia, b. 1937
Spate was a lecturer in art history at Sydney University with major publications on Australian and European artists (notably Monet). She was also involved in ...
Geoffrey and Virginnia Hassall Collection, Sydney

Private Collection with dedicated exhibition space. see: Grishin Sasha."Hassall Collection." Sydney Morning Herald, 26 Feb. 2019.

Virgo cluster

by Seed, John.

90 x 45 x 40 cm

Painted steel

Virgo, Anne
Viridiaeri

by Johnson, Michael.

243.84 x 213.36 cm

oil on Belgian linen

Viridian Eye

by Cattapan, Jon.

Virility, Action, Dancer

by Lautour, Loma Kyle Turnbull.

Virogenesis

by

Addressing the need for the cultural production and consumption of new media and emerging artforms ANAT managed a month cultural exchange project, Virogenesis ...

(Portrait of Virtie Ivery)

by Trindall, Gordon Lyall.

Virtu

by Dawson, Paula.

Virtu

by Phillips, Debra.

Group exhibition

Virtu

by Fowler-Smith, Louise.

Litteraria: Robert MacPherson: litteraria; Simryn Gill: models of virtue

by Gill, Simryn, Grayson, Richard, MacPherson, Robert.

Two artists were invited to make work for the South Australian Museum and were given access to collections of the Museum. Works that looked at, ...

Virtue, moral order & the discretion of human gesture, 1991

by Lee, Lindy.

Heavy layers of black (on canvas or carbon deposit from repeated photocopy scans on paper) vague reds and blues give way to sublime abstraction. Source: ...