Friendly Rivalry: Paintings of Waterside Sydney 1888 and 1890s by Dr Mary Eagle
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Australian Impressionism - Seminars and Symposiums
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We travel to Sydney with Dr Mary Eagle, Fellow, at the Australian National University.
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