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Tom Roberts. Father of Australian landscape painting (limited edition)

Tom Roberts. Father of Australian landscape painting (limited edition)

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Tom Roberts. Father of Australian landscape painting (limited edition)

by CROLL, Robert Henderson

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Melbourne : Robertson & Mullens, 1935. Quarto, gilt-lettered cloth in rare illustrated partial dustjacket (upper panel, flap and spine only), pp. 231, illustrated with tipped-in colour plates. Printed in an edition of 350 copies. Scarce.

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Douglas Stewart Fine Books AU (AU)
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Title
Tom Roberts. Father of Australian landscape painting (limited edition)
Author
CROLL, Robert Henderson
Book Condition
Used
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Binding
Hardcover

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