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Peace, the Man and Hope (Anthony Mundine), 2005

by Brook Andrew and Larry Rawling (printer)

Peace, the Man and Hope (Anthony Mundine), 2005

screen print collage
Donated through the Australian Government’s Cultural Gifts Program by Brook Andrew in memory of Emmaline Rose Charnock 2012

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