The Exhibition
Works in the Exhibition
Unavailable
The Dead Girl
James Montgomery Cant
oil on canvas · 1953
Unavailable
The Dispute
James Montgomery Cant
oil on canvas · c. 1951
The Kings
Leonard French
glass and enamel on composition board · 1955
The Laundry Boat on the River Seine, Paris
Bessie Davidson
oil on cardboard
The Murrumbidgee River at Cavan
Fred Williams
synthetic polymer and gouache on paper · 1977
The Paris Hat
Dorrit Black
colour linocut on paper · 1938
The Successful Touchdown
James Gleeson
oil on canvas · 1990
Twin Falls on the Murrumbidgee
Thomas Clark
oil on artist board · 1865
Past Exhibition
Twin Falls on the Murrumbidgee
3 June:
29 July 2017
The Annual Collectors' Exhibition 2017 will feature Australian colonial, impressionist, modern, contemporary and Australian Aboriginal painting, drawing, sculpture and decorative arts.
To download a copy of the illustrated catalogue please click here or contact the Gallery to obtain a copy.
https://youtu.be/5FqE3HmKyCU
“Exhibitions like this with its historical and scholarly underpinnings are really important … to shape our understanding of what’s happening now and reflect on what has been important.”
Listen to the opening speech by Doug Hall AM, former Director of the Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art and Australian Commissioner, Venice Biennale 2009 & 2011.
To download a copy of the illustrated catalogue please click here or contact the Gallery to obtain a copy.
https://youtu.be/5FqE3HmKyCU
“Exhibitions like this with its historical and scholarly underpinnings are really important … to shape our understanding of what’s happening now and reflect on what has been important.”
Listen to the opening speech by Doug Hall AM, former Director of the Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art and Australian Commissioner, Venice Biennale 2009 & 2011. About the Exhibition
The Annual Collectors' Exhibition 2017 will feature Australian colonial, impressionist, modern, contemporary and Australian Aboriginal painting, drawing, sculpture and decorative arts.
To download a copy of the illustrated catalogue please click here or contact the Gallery to obtain a copy.
https://youtu.be/5FqE3HmKyCU
“Exhibitions like this with its historical and scholarly underpinnings are really important … to shape our understanding of what’s happening now and reflect on what has been important.”
Listen to the opening speech by Doug Hall AM, former Director of the Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art and Australian Commissioner, Venice Biennale 2009 & 2011.