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Highlights from the Sir Russell and Lady Grimwade Bequest


04 Sep 2008 to 24 Dec 2008

Curator: Bala Starr and Joanna Bosse

The Sir Russell and Lady Grimwade Bequest is an extensive collection of cultural material comprising artworks, photographs, decorative arts, furniture, rare books, historical documents and other memorabilia that provides a perspective on the visual history of Australia from the time of European discovery to the 1950s. The dominant themes of the collection reflect Sir Russell Grimwade’s desire to document the exploration, settlement and development of Australia as a nation, and the growth of Melbourne as a city.

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Related In Detail Series:
Arrow Arrow #3: Bushrangers, Victoria, Australia 1852
Arrow Arrow #5: Untitled (The Tirranna Picnic Race Meeting)
Arrow Arrow #14: Untitled (Melbourne from the south side of the Yarra)
Arrow Arrow #17: Untitled (Sketch for ‘Black Thursday, February 6th 1851’)

Related Collections:
Arrow Arrow The Russell and Mab Grimwade ‘Miegunyah’ Collection




 
 

01| Conrad Martens, ‘Toorak’ c. 1860, watercolour and tempera on paper, 45.2 x 65.5 cm (sheet), the University of Melbourne Art Collection. Gift of the Sir Russell and Lady Grimwade Bequest 1973

 




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