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No Title (website UTS Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences )A forthcoming exhibition at the Museum of Sydney, Thoroughly Modern Sydney: 1920s and 30s Glamour and Gtyle , examines a unique artistic legacy. Co- curators Howard Tanner, an acclaimed heritage architect, and Inara Walden explore the evocative photogra...
InformationHugh Ramsay (1877-1906), painter, was runner-up for the National Gallery Travelling Scholarship in 1899, and sailed to Europe on the same ship as his fellow artist George Lambert. For 15 months he painted and partied in a cold, grimy Paris stu...
InformationHugh Ramsay (1877-1906), painter, was runner-up for the National Gallery Travelling Scholarship in 1899, and sailed to Europe on the same ship as his fellow artist George Lambert. For 15 months he painted and partied in a cold, grimy Paris stu...
InformationHugh Ramsay (1877-1906), painter, was runner-up for the National Gallery Travelling Scholarship in 1899, and sailed to Europe on the same ship as his fellow artist George Lambert. For 15 months he painted and partied in a cold, grimy Paris stu...
InformationHugh Ramsay (1877-1906), painter, was runner-up for the National Gallery Travelling Scholarship in 1899, and sailed to Europe on the same ship as his fellow artist George Lambert. For 15 months he painted and partied in a cold, grimy Paris stu...
InformationHugh Ramsay (1877-1906), painter, was runner-up for the National Gallery Travelling Scholarship in 1899, and sailed to Europe on the same ship as his fellow artist George Lambert. For 15 months he painted and partied in a cold, grimy Paris stu...
InformationHugh Ramsay (1877-1906), painter, was runner-up for the National Gallery Travelling Scholarship in 1899, and sailed to Europe on the same ship as his fellow artist George Lambert. For 15 months he painted and partied in a cold, grimy Paris stu...
He is a writer, presenter and performer of note in Australia> <META Name="keywords" Content="Warren Fahey, Fahey, singer, Australia, Australian folk music, Australian performer, folklore, Australian folklore, collecting folklore, collector, folklore colle...
Songsters are generally pocket-sized song books used to commercially distribute the words of popular songs of the day. Some later songsters carried simplistic musical notation however 95% of songs are words only. 1875-85 Thatcher's Colonial Songster 185...
> > > @import url("/css/2005/smh-200511.css"); > @import url("/css/2005/smh_travel.css"); > > > > > > Welcome to The Sydney Morning Herald. Baxter's daughter married John Sage who took up an adjoining property, 'Eurutta'. Mulberry Hill 'Mulberry Hill' is...
The 200th anniversary of Australiaís first and only military coup is marked by a new installation that investigates the web of circumstance, ambition and rivalry between two rigidly determined, ambitious, intelligent men - William Bligh and John Macarthur...
The 200th anniversary of Australiaís first and only military coup is marked by a new installation that investigates the web of circumstance, ambition and rivalry between two rigidly determined, ambitious, intelligent men - William Bligh and John Macarthur...
The 200th anniversary of Australiaís first and only military coup is marked by a new installation that investigates the web of circumstance, ambition and rivalry between two rigidly determined, ambitious, intelligent men - William Bligh and John Macarthur...
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