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Portrait of Sir John Phillips, Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, July 1968 to July 1975

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Expanded NumberOP-001687Artist's nameJocelyn Maughan OAMPlace of birth and residenceAustraliaBirth and death dates1938–TitlePortrait of Sir John Phillips, Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, July 1968 to July 1975Date1989MediumOil on canvasDimensions97.5 x 80 cmInscriptionsSigned l.r Jocelyn MaughanProvenanceCommissioned from the artist for the Reserve Bank of Australia in 1989TypePaintingCopyrightYAttribution© Jocelyn MaughanDigital Object Identifierhttps://doi.org/10.47688/RBA_Archives_OP-001687Access on UnreservedY

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