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1990s Exhibitions

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    The Europeans
    Emigré Artists in Australia 1930–1960

    A black and white photograph of a figure standing at the edge of the cliff holding a piece of fabric that flutters in the wind

    15 Mar 1997—9 Jun 1997

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    Rembrandt
    A Genius and His Impact

    17 Dec 1997—15 Feb 1998

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    Natural Causes
    Ansel Adams & American Landscape Photography

    7 Mar 1998—21 Jun 1998

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    New Worlds from Old
    19th Century Australian and American Landscapes

    A painting of the view from Mount Townsend looking towards Mount Jagungal

    7 Mar 1998—17 May 1998

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    Everyday Art
    Australian Folk Art

    a red hand embroidered quilt with Australian animals and a floral border motif.

    25 Apr 1998—21 Jun 1998

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    Beauty and Desire in Edo Period Japan

    6 Jun 1998—9 Aug 1998

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    Read My Lips

    Black and white photograph of a woman standing by a kitchen sink

    6 Jun 1998—9 Aug 1998

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    Dance Hall Days
    French posters from Chéret to Toulouse-Lautrec

    A lithograph poster of a woman enjoying a glass of absinthe and the words absinthe vichet are in red text against a green banner.

    27 Jun 1998—18 Oct 1998

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    Rosalie Gascoigne
    Material as Landscape

    Wall mounted sculpture of Lake George

    4 Jul 1998—27 Sep 1998

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    Pablo Picasso
    The Vollard Suite

    25 Jul 1998—10 Sep 1998

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    Re-Take
    Contemporary Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Photography

    Prime Minister Gough Whitlam pours soil into hand of traditional landowner Vincent Lingiari, Northern Territory

    3 Oct 1998—21 Feb 1999

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    Wall to Wall
    Collecting at the National Gallery of Australia

    Pop art of coloured square and rectangular blocks with the word WHAAM! overlayed in the centre

    14 Oct 1998—26 Jan 1999

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    In a Flash
    Dr Harold E. Edgerton (1903–1990) & split-second photography

    Black and white multi-exposure photograph of a figure with a racket hitting a ball.

    31 Oct 1998—14 Mar 1999

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    A Stream of Stories
    Indian Miniatures from the National Gallery of Australia

    Painting of a man seated on an elephant. Two men hold spears with one being tripped by the elephant's trunk.

    30 Jan 1999—26 Apr 1999

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    Emily Kame Kngwarreye
    Alhalkere, Paintings from Utopia

    Painting of native grasses after the rain in pink, yellow, black, and white.

    13 Feb 1999—18 Apr 1999

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    John Brack
    Inside and Outside

    A painting of a man staring directly at the viewer in matching waistcoat and trousers with three mannequins dressed in suits beside him.

    early 1999 – 14 Jun 1999

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    From Russia with Love
    Costumes for the Ballets Russes 1909–1933

    Ballet dress costume with intricate details in dark blue, pink, cream and yellow

    15 May 1999—22 Aug 1999

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    An Impressionist Legacy: Monet to Moore
    The Millennium Gift of Sara Lee Corporation

    Painting of a grassy path through a village

    11 Jun 1999—22 Aug 1999

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    The Moët & Chandon Touring Exhibition 1999

    19 Jun 1999—17 Jul 1999

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    Landscapes in Sets & Series
    Australian Prints 1960s–1990s

    Abstract print with shapes in purple, yellow, and black inks

    6 Aug 1999—21 Nov 1999

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    Monsoon
    Brian Brake's 1960 photo-essay on India

    11 Sep 1999—9 Jan 2000

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    Chihuly
    Masterworks in Glass

    24 Sep 1999—26 Jan 2000

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    DOG

    Sculpture of six dingoes

    2 Oct 1999—9 Apr 2000

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    Hockney Masterworks in Paint / Stella & Tyler Masterworks in Print

    14 Oct 1999—26 Jan 2000

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    The Antipodeans
    Challenge and Response in Australian Art 1955–1965

    27 Nov 1999—5 Mar 2000

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