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Canberra from Red Hill, 1959, (Dorothy Jean Stone), #28 from the series, Made in Australia II, 2018Inkjet print on archival paper

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2020-11-21

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Croft, Brenda

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Canberra Museum and Art Gallery

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Work included in 'The Blade: Australias love affair with the lawn', Canberra Museum and Art Gallery, 21 November 2020 20 February, 2021. Curated by Richard Heathcote, in conjunction with the Australian Garden History Society, the exhibition explores the history of lawn, from Indigenous land management practices through to modern gardening and lawn innovations. Come and discover why we continue to love the green.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/291066

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2099-12-31

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