Book review: Silas Clifford-Smith, ‘Percy Lindsay, artist and bohemian’

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Book review: Silas Clifford-Smith, ‘Percy Lindsay, artist and bohemian’


Stephen Scheding

Australiana, Vol 33 no 4, November 2011

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Australiana, Vol 33 no 4, November 2011
Brilliant postscript: 1850s mounted emu eggs, goldfields jewellery and … a goldfields cup
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John Glover and the Artist’s Vale, Mills Plains and Patterdale
Warwick Oakman
The art detective
Silas Clifford-Smith
Captain Wallis’ album
John Wade
William Howitt, woodcarver of distinction
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