Fine Art

Symbolism & Luxury - The New Century 1897-1911, The Australian Modernists 1916-1942, Sydney - The School of the Forties 1941-1981, Melbourne - The School of the Forties 1943-1947, Contemporary Painting 1950-1979, Four Colonial Painters 1832-1887, The Australian Impressionists 1888-1896
Produced by the National Film and Sound Archives

Writer, historian and art critic Robert Hughes presents a survey of Australian art from the time of the First Fleet to the present day,

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