Hans Heysen
(Germany, Australia, France 08 Oct 1877–02 Jul 1968)
- Title
- The quarry
- Year
- 1924
- Media category
- Drawing
- Materials used
- charcoal on ivory laid paper
- Dimensions
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31.0 x 40.0cm sheet
- Signature & date
- Signed l.l., charcoal and blue pencil "HANS HEYSEN.". Not dated.
- Credit
- Purchased 1945
- Accession number
- 7451
- Copyright
- © C Heysen
- Location
- Not on display
- Bibliography (4)
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Hendrik Kolenberg (Netherlands; Australia) (Author), Australian drawings from the Gallery's collection, Domain, 1997, 36 (colour illus.). cat.no. 21
Hendrik Kolenberg (Netherlands; Australia) (Author), Everyday life: prints drawings and watercolours from the collections of Australian and European art, Sydney, 1994. cat.no. 43
New South Wales Society of Artists (Australia, estab. 1895, closed 1960s) (Author), Society of Artists Exhibition of Drawings and Small Sculpture, New South Wales, 1945. cat.no. 92
Australian Exhibition Commission (Australia) (Author), Catalogue: British Empire Exhibition (Wembley) 1924, 1924, 97. Lent by the Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales
- Exhibition history (7)
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British Empire Exhibition (1924), Empire Stadium, 23 Apr 1924–Oct 1925.
Society of Artists Exhibition of Drawings and Small Sculpture (1945), David Jones' Art Gallery, Sydney, 04 Apr 1945–14 Apr 1945.
Everyday Life, prints, drawings and watercolours from the collections of Australian and European Art, Art Gallery of New South Wales, 01 Oct 1994–27 Nov 1994.
Everyday Life, prints, drawings and watercolours from the collections of Australian and European Art, Goulburn Regional Art Gallery, 04 Mar 1995–01 Apr 1995.
Everyday Life, prints, drawings and watercolours from the collections of Australian and European Art, Griffith Regional Art Gallery, 03 May 1995–03 Jun 1995.
Everyday Life, prints, drawings and watercolours from the collections of Australian and European Art, Wagga Wagga City Art Gallery, 22 Jun 1995–30 Jul 1995.
Australian drawings from the Gallery's collection, Art Gallery of New South Wales, 13 Dec 1997–15 Mar 1998.
