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Play, 2010 by Sarah Rhodes

Play, 2010

by Sarah Rhodes
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The Christening, 2014 by Sarah Rhodes

The Christening, 2014

by Sarah Rhodes
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Sophie, 2013 by Sarah Rhodes

Sophie, 2013

by Sarah Rhodes
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Paper plane, 2019 Sarah Rhodes

Paper plane, 2019

Sarah Rhodes
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Mirror identical twins with autism, 2018 by Sarah Rhodes

Mirror identical twins with autism, 2018

by Sarah Rhodes
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After Dante’s Inferno, 2018 Sarah Rhodes © the artist

Observation point

Magazine article by Sarah Rhodes, 2019

I met Clara while teaching photomedia at the University of Tasmania last year. One of her assignments focused on her relationship with her former boyfriend, who she now works for as his live-in carer.

Tony Shaw
Tony Shaw
Tony Shaw

Tony Shaw, 2018

Sarah Rhodes
Portrait, gelatin silver photograph on dibond

Commissioned with funds from the Patrick Corrigan Portrait Commission Series 2018

John Tjakamarra
John Tjakamarra
John Tjakamarra

John Tjakamarra, 1974 (printed 2007)

Jon Rhodes
Portrait, gelatin silver photograph on paper

Purchased 2008

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Dr Sarah Engledow

Biography

Dr Sarah Engledow was appointed Historian at the National Portrait Gallery in 1999.

Tim...Soldier, 2007 by Sarah Long

Tim...Soldier, 2007

by Sarah Long
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Family Fun, 2012
 by Sarah Bannister

Family Fun, 2012

by Sarah Bannister
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