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Portrait of Sir Denison Miller

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Expanded NumberOP-000118Artist's nameNorman St Claire CarterPlace of birth and residenceAustraliaBirth and death dates1875–1963Title

Portrait of Sir Denison Miller

Date1916MediumOil on canvasDimensions155 x 116 cmProvenance

Commissioned by Commonwealth Bank of Australia staff in 1916 as a gift for Denison Miller, and donated to the Reserve Bank of Australia by JK Miller, son of Sir Denison Miller, in 1964

TypePaintingDigital Object Identifierhttps://doi.org/10.47688/RBA_Archives_OP-000118

Portrait of Sir Denison Miller

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