Margaret Preston
(Australia, England, France 29 Apr 1875–28 May 1963)
- Title
- Flowers and salmon gum trees of the Northern Territory
- Other titles:
- Flowers and salmon gums of the Northern Territory
Flowers and salmon gum trees, N.T. - Year
- 1948
- Media category
- Painting
- Materials used
- oil on canvas
- Dimensions
-
53.3 x 43.2cm stretcher; 68.7 x 58.6 x 7.6cm frame
- Signature & date
- Signed and dated l.l. corner, pencil "M. Preston/ 1948".
- Credit
- Purchased 1953
- Accession number
- 8733
- Copyright
- © Margaret Rose Preston Estate
- Location
- Not on display
- Bibliography (6)
-
Margaret Preston: Catalogue raisonné of paintings, monotypes and ceramics 2005, 2005, (colour illus.). Artworks: paintings 1948.
Elizabeth Butel (Author), Nicholas Draffin (Australia, b.1943, d.1995) (Researcher), Margaret Preston: the art of constant rearrangement, Ringwood, 1985, 86 (colour illus.). cat.no. O.19
Ian North (New Zealand; Australia, b.1945) (Author), The art of Margaret Preston, South Australia, 1980, 51 (illus.). cat.no. O.43
Glenbrook School of Arts (Author), Third Annual Australian Arts and crafts exhibition (1964), Blue Mountains, 1964. no catalogue numbers
Art Gallery of New South Wales (Australia, estab. 1874) (Author), Margaret Preston survey (Nine paintings and thirteen prints by Margaret Preston), Sydney, 1959. not paginated
New South Wales Society of Artists (Australia, estab. 1895, closed 1960s) (Author), Society of Artists annual exhibition 1948, Sydney, 1948. cat.no. 80; not paginated
- Exhibition history (5)
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Society of Artists Annual Exhibition (1948), Education Department Gallery [Loftus Street], 21 Aug 1948–08 Sep 1948.
Margaret Preston survey (Nine paintings and thirteen prints by Margaret Preston), Art Gallery of New South Wales, 04 Jun 1959–16 Sep 1959.
Lower Blue Mountains Fitness Committee Arts & Crafts Exhibition, Exhibition Venue Unknown, 17 Apr 1964–18 Apr 1964.
Third Annual Australian Arts and crafts exhibition (1964), Glenbrook School of Arts, 17 Apr 1964–18 Apr 1964.
The art of Margaret Preston, Art Gallery of South Australia, 23 May 1980–22 Jul 1980.
