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Ambrose Patterson

(Australia, United States of America, France 29 Jun 1877–26 Dec 1966)

Title
Collins St, Melbourne
Year
1911
Media category
Painting
Materials used
oil on canvas
Dimensions

81.0 x 65.5cm stretcher; 117.5 x 101.5 x 14.0cm frame

Signature & date
Signed and dated l.r.corner, blue oil "A. PATTERSON. 11".
Credit
Purchased 1911
Accession number
549
Location
Not on display
Bibliography (6)

Sydney Ure Smith (Australia, b.1887, d.1949) (Editor), Art of Australia 1788-1941, New York, 1941, 37. cat.no. 64. This work is titled 'Collins Street, Melbourne in 1911'.

Lionel Lindsay (Australia, b.1874, d.1961) (Author), 150 years of Australian art, Sydney, 1938. cat.no. 293 [Gallery No. 3]

William Moore (Australia, b.1868, d.1937) (Author), The story of Australian art from the earliest known art of the continent to the art of today (Vol. 1), Sydney, 1934, (illus.).

Elioth Gruner (New Zealand; Australia, b.1882, d.1939) (Organiser), Catalogue of an exhibition of the works of Australian artists, Sydney, 1923. not paginated, cat.no. 27, titled 'Collins Street, Melbourne'

Elioth Gruner (New Zealand; Australia, b.1882, d.1939) (Organiser), The exhibition of Australian art to be held at the galleries of the Royal Academy London, 1923, Sydney, 1923. not paginated, cat.no. 130, titled 'Collins Street, Melbourne'

Sydney Ure Smith (Australia, b.1887, d.1949) (Author), Lionel Lindsay (Australia, b.1874, d.1961) (Author), Royal Academy of Arts (England, estab. 1768), New South Wales Society of Artists (Australia, estab. 1895, closed 1960s), The exhibition of Australian art in London, 1923: a record of the exhibition held at the Royal Academy and organised by the Society of Artists, Sydney, Sydney, 1923.

Exhibition history (32)

Society of Artists Spring Exhibition (1911), Society Rooms, Queen Victoria Markets, Nov 1911 -.

Exhibition of Australian art (1923), Education Department Gallery [Loftus Street], Jun 1923 -.

Exhibition of Australian Art (1923), Burlington House, 06 Oct 1923–03 Nov 1923.

British Empire Exhibition (1924), Empire Stadium, 23 Apr 1924–Oct 1925.

150 years of Australian art (1938), National Art Gallery of New South Wales, 27 Jan 1938–25 Apr 1938.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, National Gallery of Art, Washington, 01 Oct 1941–26 Oct 1941.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 17 Nov 1941–31 Dec 1941.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, 15 Jan 1942–15 Feb 1942.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, Yale University Art Gallery, 02 Mar 1942–23 Mar 1942.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, Carnegie Institute, 03 Apr 1942–15 May 1942.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, Wilmington Society of Fine Arts, 01 Jun 1942–27 Jun 1942.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 10 Jul 1942–27 Aug 1942.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, Toledo Museum of Art, 06 Sep 1942–27 Sep 1942.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, Rochester Memorial Art Gallery, 05 Oct 1942–02 Nov 1942.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, Cleveland Museum of Art, 09 Nov 1942–07 Dec 1942.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, Detroit Institiute of Arts, 01 Jan 1943–29 Jan 1943.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, Herron Museum of Art, Indianapolis, 08 Apr 1943–05 May 1943.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, Fort Wayne Art School and Museum, 12 May 1943–31 May 1943.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, Rockhill Nelson Gallery, 07 Sep 1943–08 Oct 1943.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, Philbrook Art Museum, 20 Oct 1943–17 Nov 1943.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, Museum of Fine Arts, Dallas, 28 Nov 1943–26 Dec 1943.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, Abilene Museum of Fine Arts, 10 Jan 1944–07 Feb 1944.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, Heard Museum, Phoenix Fine Arts Association, 21 Feb 1944–20 Mar 1944.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, San Francisco Museum of Art, 04 Apr 1944–07 May 1944.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, Rosicrucian Egyptian Oriental Museum, 19 May 1944–16 Jun 1944.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, Hamline University, 01 Dec 1944–17 Dec 1944.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, Society Liberal Arts, Joslyn Memorial, 06 Jan 1945–27 Jan 1945.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute, 06 Feb 1945–27 Feb 1945.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, Quincy Art Club, 09 Mar 1945–30 Mar 1945.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, Oklahoma Art Center, 13 Apr 1945–04 May 1945.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, University of Oklahoma, 14 May 1945–04 Jun 1945.

Art of Australia 1788-1941, North Texas State Teachers' College, 14 Jun 1945–05 Jul 1945.