Australian Art History
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Over time this board will provide a pictorial history of Australian art by Australian artists
The Sands Brothers (group photograph), n.d.
Clem, Percy, George, Dave, Alfie and Russell Ritchie, better known as the 'Fighting Sands Brothers', were members of one of Australia's most remarkable sporting families. Of Dunghutti descent, they were born at Burnt Ridge, near Kempsey, and took up boxing in emulation of their father, grandfather and a great-uncle, who'd had some success as fighters. They adopted the surname Sands as a tribute to a local boxing fan and railway worker who'd allowed Percy (1921–1974) – who boxed under the…
The Sands Brothers (group photograph), n.d.
Clem, Percy, George, Dave, Alfie and Russell Ritchie, better known as the 'Fighting Sands Brothers', were members of one of Australia's most remarkable sporting families. Of Dunghutti descent, they were born at Burnt Ridge, near Kempsey, and took up boxing in emulation of their father, grandfather and a great-uncle, who'd had some success as fighters. They adopted the surname Sands as a tribute to a local boxing fan and railway worker who'd allowed Percy (1921–1974) – who boxed under the…
Nicholas Mangan, Matter over mined (detail), 2012. C-print on cotton paper, 69 x 103 cm.
William Blamire YOUNG When the horse teams came to Walhalla (1910) watercolour over pencil 51.1 x 67.7 cm (comp.) 51.1 x 68.0 cm irreg. (image and sheet) 55.5 x 75.6 cm irreg. (support) Marshall p. 493 National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne Gift of Sir Harry Wunderly, 1971 A6-1971
'useless' 1974, artist Tracey Moffatt from Scarred for Life exhibition
sculpture by Caleb Shea 2012
Shearing Shed outside Melbourne. Photograph Charles Nettleton, circa 1880. Currently in Currie Collection, State Library of Victoria
Shearing the Rams by Tom Roberts oil on canvas on board 1890 currently with National Gallery Victoria (NGV)