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Grishin, Sasha

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John Olsen SO OBE was one of the first contemporary Australian artists to design work especially for tapestry, and after a period of early experimentation in Portugal and France, it was in collaboration with the ATW that he created his greatest and most memorable tapestries.

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Many Hands: The First 40 Years of The Australian Tapestry Workshop

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2099-12-31