Lorna Muir Nimmo
(Australia 1920–1990)
- Title
- The bush fire's passage
- Place of origin
-
Elizabeth Bay →
New South Wales →
Australia
- Year
- 1952
- Media category
- Painting
- Materials used
- oil on aluminium
- Dimensions
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40.7 x 50.8cm board; 55.4 x 65.4 x 3.8cm frame
- Signature & date
- Signed and dated l.r. corner, incised "NIMMO/52".
- Credit
- Purchased 1954
- Accession number
- 9061
- Copyright
- © AGNSW
- Location
- Not on display
- Bibliography (3)
-
Gavin Wilson (Australia) (Author), Alan Krell (Author), Fireworks: tracing the incendiary in Australian art, Mackay, 2005, 20 (colour illus.), 74.
Tony Tuckson (Egypt; England; Australia, b.1921, d.1973) (Author), New South Wales Travelling Art Scholarship 1900 to 1956, Sydney, 1956, 12. cat.no. 27
Glenbrook School of Arts (Author), Third Annual Australian Arts and crafts exhibition (1964), Blue Mountains, 1964. no catalogue number
- Exhibition history (13)
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New South Wales Travelling Art Scholarship 1900 to 1956, National Art Gallery of New South Wales, Apr 1956 -.
Third Annual Australian Arts and crafts exhibition (1964), Glenbrook School of Arts, 17 Apr 1964–18 Apr 1964.
Fireworks, Artspace Mackay, 18 Mar 2005–01 May 2005.
Fireworks, Rockhampton Art Gallery, 06 May 2005–19 Jun 2005.
Fireworks, Perc Tucker Regional Gallery, 24 Jun 2005–21 Aug 2005.
Fireworks, Gladstone Regional Art Gallery, 02 Sep 2005–29 Oct 2005.
Fireworks, Hazelhurst Regional Gallery and Arts Centre, 05 Dec 2005–05 Feb 2006.
Fireworks, Wagga Wagga City Art Gallery, 10 Feb 2006–09 Apr 2006.
Fireworks, Bathurst Regional Art Gallery, 11 May 2006–25 Jun 2006.
Fireworks, Ballarat Fine Art Gallery, 07 Jul 2006–03 Sep 2006.
Fireworks, Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery, 03 Oct 2006–19 Nov 2006.
Fireworks, University of Queensland Art Museum, 24 Nov 2006–04 Feb 2007.
Picturing the Great Divide: Historic and contemporary visions from Australia's Blue Mountains, Blue Mountains Cultural Centre Gallery, 10 Nov 2012–03 Feb 2013.
