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Evening, Omega Headland

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Expanded NumberOP-000154Artist's nameLloyd Rees Place of birth and residenceAustraliaBirth and death dates1895–1988Title

Evening, Omega Headland

Date1974MediumCarbon, pastel and watercolour on paperDimensions38.5 x 55 cmInscriptionsSigned and dated l.r. L.Rees ‘74Provenance

Acquired from Macquarie Galleries, Sydney, in 1974

Publication history

Reproduced on the Bank’s Christmas card in 1974

Exhibition history

Exhibited in The Reserve Bank of Australia Collection, Reserve Bank of Australia, Sydney, 1992.

TypePaintingAttribution / Copyright

Reserve Bank of Australia

Digital Object Identifierhttps://doi.org/10.47688/RBA_Archives_OP-000154

Relationship

SeriesH C Coombs Collection of Australian Fine and Decorative ArtsSeries GuideH C Coombs Collection of Australian Fine and Decorative Arts

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