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Wes Stacey, Kurnell, Sydney

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Children and parent in front of the portrait Dr Brown and Green Old Time Waltz
Children and parent in front of the portrait Dr Brown and Green Old Time Waltz
Children and parent in front of the portrait Dr Brown and Green Old Time Waltz
Children and parent in front of the portrait Dr Brown and Green Old Time Waltz

Little Faces

10:30am, Wed 26 Aug – Fri 28 Aug

Join us for a playful morning together as we look at Harold Thornton’s portrait of Bob Brown, Dr Brown and Green Old Time Waltz. Explore forests, faces and feelings through sensory play, singing and making.
Children and parent in front of the portrait Dr Brown and Green Old Time Waltz
Children and parent in front of the portrait Dr Brown and Green Old Time Waltz
Children and parent in front of the portrait Dr Brown and Green Old Time Waltz
Children and parent in front of the portrait Dr Brown and Green Old Time Waltz

Little Faces

10:30am, Wed 23 Sep – Fri 25 Sep

Join us for a playful morning together as we look at Harold Thornton’s portrait of Bob Brown, Dr Brown and Green Old Time Waltz. Explore forests, faces and feelings through sensory play, singing and making.
Clifton Pugh painting in the studio
Clifton Pugh painting in the studio
Clifton Pugh painting in the studio
Clifton Pugh painting in the studio

Painting mates

Magazine article by Michael Desmond, 2011

Michael Desmond discusses Fred Williams' portraits of friends, artist Clifton Pugh, David Aspden and writer Stephen Murray-Smith, and the stylistic connections between his portraits and landscapes.
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