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Eroded farm

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Expanded NumberOP-000127Artist's nameKenneth MacqueenPlace of birth and residenceAustraliaBirth and death dates1897–1960Title

Eroded farm

Datedate unknownMediumWatercolour on paperDimensions37 x 46 cmInscriptionsSigned l.r. Kenneth MacqueenProvenance

Acquired from the Macquarie Galleries, Sydney, in 1950

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© Estate of Kenneth Macqueen

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