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Fort Denison, 1908 / C. Dingwall

Full title: Fort Denison, 1908 / C. Dingwall

Author/creator: Dingwall, Charles, 1864-1941.

Date: 1908.

Call Numbers: DG SV1A/52

Record Identifier: Yr8Rwdon

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Formats: Pictures, Watercolours

Contents: 1 watercolour - 29 x 17.7 cm, on sheet 38.8 x 25.3 cm with uneven edges

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Permalink: https://collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/Yr8Rwdon

MMS ID: 110335361

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    Fort Denison, 1908 / C. Dingwall

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    Yr8Rwdon

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    Fort Denison, 1908 / C. Dingwall

    Full title

    Fort Denison, 1908 / C. Dingwall

    Author / Creator

    Dingwall, Charles, 1864-1941

    Date

    1908

    Call Numbers

    DG SV1A/52

    Record Identifier

    Yr8Rwdon

    Formats

    Pictures and Watercolours

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    Out of copyright : Creator died before 1955

    Please acknowledge : Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales

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    Fort Denison (Sydney, N.S.W.) Art, Australian--20th century.

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    DG SV1A/52

    Record Identifier

    Yr8Rwdon

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