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Portrait of Dr H C Coombs, Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, January 1960 to July 1968

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Expanded NumberOP-001689Artist's nameJudy Cassab AO CBEPlace of birth and residenceAustria, AustraliaBirth and death dates1920–2015TitlePortrait of Dr H C Coombs, Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, January 1960 to July 1968Daten.d.MediumOil on canvas on boardDimensions56 x 49 cmInscriptionsSigned l.r. CassabProvenanceAcquired from the artist in 1989Publication historyReproduced in The Reserve Bank of Australia Collection, Reserve Bank of Australia, 1992Exhibition historyExhibited in The Reserve Bank of Australia Collection, Reserve Bank of Australia, 1992; National Portrait Gallery, 2015–2019TypePaintingCopyrightYAttribution© Estate of Judy CassabDigital Object Identifierhttps://doi.org/10.47688/RBA_Archives_OP-001689Access on UnreservedY

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