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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Grace Garton, 1928 Cygnet , 2019

Grace Garton

1928 Cygnet , 2019
calico, arcylic and Tasmanian oak
34 x 30 x 31 cm
BG10281
AU$ 3,900.00
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This work celebrates the spirit of regional Tasmanian football. The working man's game that brings communities together and has done so for over a hundred years. I work in both...
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This work celebrates the spirit of regional Tasmanian football. The working man's game that brings communities together and has done so for over a hundred years. I work in both collage and fabric. I enjoy the process of cutting shapes and manipulating cloth to represent the figure in a fleeting moment.



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