NGV Annual Report 2003-04-Part 2 - National Gallery of Victoria

110 Acquire & Lend NGV Annual Report 2003/04Presented through the NGV Foundation byYvonne Boyd, Member, 2004Thomas Shotter Boys (England 1803–74) George French Angas, after, The cityand harbour of Sydney, from near Vaucluse1852, hand-coloured colour lithograph.The Joseph Brown Collection. Presentedthrough the NGV Foundation by Dr JosephBrown AO OBE, Honorary Life Benefactor,2004Mike Brown (Australia 1938–97), Iwandered lonely as a cloud, um, whatsanext line 1972, colour photo-screenprint.Presented through the NGV Foundation byJohn McPhee, Member, 2004Benjamin Duterrau (born England 1767,arrived Australia 1832, died 1851), Theconciliation 1835, etching. The JosephBrown Collection. Presented through theNGV Foundation by Dr Joseph Brown AOOBE, Honorary Life Benefactor, 2004Brent Harris (born New Zealand 1956,arrived Australia 1981), The Untimely no.31998; The Untimely no.7 1998, colourwoodcut on Japanese paper, ed. 11/20.Presented through the NGV Foundationfrom the Athol Hawke and Eric HardingCollection of Contemporary Prints andDrawings, Fellow, 2004Louis Kahan (born Austria 1905, arrivedAustralia 1947, died 2002), Australianimagination XVII (1973), colour offsetlithograph on cream paper. The JosephBrown Collection. Presented through theNGV Foundation by Dr Joseph Brown AOOBE, Honorary Life Benefactor, 2004John W. Lewin (born England 1770, arrivedAustralia 1800, died 1819), The Treecreeper (1822) plate 25 from A NaturalHistory of the Birds of New South Wales(1838/75), hand-coloured engraving oncream paper on cardboard. The JosephBrown Collection. Presented through theNGV Foundation by Dr Joseph Brown AOOBE, Honorary Life Benefactor, 2004Colin Little (born Australia 1952–82), Helies and he knows he lies (1980s), colourscreenprinton pink paper. Presentedthrough the NGV Foundation by JohnMcPhee, Member, 2004Joseph Lycett (England c. 1775–1828,lived in Australia 1814–22), Distant viewof Hobart Town, Van Diemen’s Land, fromBlufhead 1825, in Views of Australia: orNew South Wales & Van Diemen’s LandDelineated in Fifty Views with DescriptiveLetter Press 1824–25, hand-colouredaquatint and etching. The Joseph BrownCollection. Presented through the NGVFoundation by Dr Joseph Brown AO OBE,Honorary Life Benefactor, 2004Marie McMahon (born Australia 1953),You are standing on Aboriginal land 1984,colour screenprint. Presented through theNGV Foundation by John McPhee, Member,2004Carol Porter (born Australia 1948), BrrmBrrm 1995, colour photo-screenprint, ed.119/185. Presented through the NGVFoundation by John McPhee, Member,2004Thomas Prattent, engraver (active inEngland late 18th century) Robert Cleveley,after, View in Port Jackson 1789, handcolouredengraving. The Joseph BrownCollection. Presented through the NGVFoundation by Dr Joseph Brown AO OBE,Honorary Life Benefactor, 2004Margaret Preston (Australia 1875–1963,lived in Europe 1904–07, 1912–19), MiddleHarbour (1946), monotype on paper oncardboard. The Joseph Brown Collection.Presented through the NGV Foundation byDr Joseph Brown AO OBE, Honorary LifeBenefactor, 2004Walter Preston, engraver (born England1777, arrived Australia 1812, died after1821) John Eyre, after Port JacksonHarbour, in New South Wales, with adistant view of the Blue Mountains 1812,hand-coloured engraving on lined paper.The Joseph Brown Collection. Presentedthrough the NGV Foundation by Dr JosephBrown AO OBE, Honorary Life Benefactor,2004Thea Proctor (Australia 1879–1966, lived inEngland 1903–12, 1914–21), Woman withfans (c. 1930), woodcut on Japanese paper.The Joseph Brown Collection. Presentedthrough the NGV Foundation by Dr JosephBrown AO OBE, Honorary Life Benefactor,2004Tom Roberts (born England 1856, arrivedAustralia 1869, lived in Europe 1881–85, 1903–19, died 1931), Louis Buvelot(1886), etching, aquatint, plate tone and spitetching printed in brown ink on buff paper.The Joseph Brown Collection. Presentedthrough the NGV Foundation by Dr JosephBrown AO OBE, Honorary Life Benefactor,2004John Ryrie (born Australia 1961), Narcissus2002, colour linocut, ed. 1/40. Anonymousgift, 2004Ethel Spowers (Australia 1890–1947,lived in England and France 1921–24),The works, Yallourn 1933, colour linocut,ed. 3/50. The Joseph Brown Collection.Presented through the NGV Foundation byDr Joseph Brown AO OBE, Honorary LifeBenefactor, 2004Eveline Syme (born England (of Australianparents) 1888, lived in Europe 1923–31,died 1961), The bay 1933, colour linocuton Japanese paper, ed. 11/25. The JosephBrown Collection. Presented through theNGV Foundation by Dr Joseph Brown AOOBE, Honorary Life Benefactor, 2004Fred Williams (Australia 1927–82),(Untitled) (c. 1958), relief etching;Landscape 1961, aquatint and engravingprinted in sepia ink (on zinc), JM188, 1 of 2states ed. 13/25-2; Sherbrooke Forestnumber 1 1961, engraving and aquatint (oncopper), JM186, III of 23 states, proof B;Sherbrooke Forest number 1 1961,engraving and aquatint (on copper), JM186,X of 23 states, counterproof B; SherbrookeForest number 1 1961, engraving andaquatint (on copper), JM186, XII of 23states, proof A; Sherbrooke Forest number 11961, engraving and aquatint (on copper),JM186, XIII of 23 states, proof A;Sherbrooke Forest number 1 1961,engraving and aquatint (on copper), JM186,XIV of 23 states, ed. 1/9; Sherbrooke Forestnumber 1 1961, engraving and aquatint (oncopper), JM186, XV of 23 states, ed. 2/50;Sherbrooke Forest number 1 1961,engraving, aquatint and rough biting printedin sepia ink (on copper), JM186, XVI of 23states, proof A; Sherbrooke Forest number 11961, engraving, aquatint, rough biting anddrypoint printed in sepia ink (on copper),JM186, XVII of 23 states, proof A;Sherbrooke Forest number 1 1961,engraving, aquatint, rough biting anddrypoint printed in sepia ink (on copper),JM186, XVIII of 23 states, proof A;Sherbrooke Forest number 1 1961,engraving, aquatint, rough biting anddrypoint printed in brown ink (on copper),JM186, XIX of 23 states, counterproof A;Sherbrooke Forest number 1 1961,engraving, aquatint, rough biting anddrypoint printed in brown ink (on copper),JM186, XX of 23 states, proof A;Sherbrooke Forest number 1 1961,engraving, aquatint, rough biting anddrypoint printed in brown ink (on copper),JM186, XX of 23 states, counterproof A;Sherbrooke Forest number 1 1961,engraving, aquatint, rough biting anddrypoint (on copper), JM186, XXI of 23states, proof A; Sherbrooke Forest number 11961, engraving, aquatint, rough biting anddrypoint printed in sepia ink (on copper),JM186, XXI of 23 states, counterproof A;Sherbrooke Forest number 1 1961,engraving, aquatint, rough biting anddrypoint printed in brown ink (on copper),JM186, XXII of 23 states, proof A;Sherbrooke Forest number 1 1961,engraving, aquatint, rough biting anddrypoint printed in brown ink (on copper),JM186, XXII of 23 states, counterproof A;Sherbrooke Forest number 2 1961,engraving and aquatint (on copper), JM187,III of 8 states, ed. 6/8; Sherbrooke Forestnumber 2 1961, engraving and aquatint (oncopper), JM187, III of 8 states, counterproof8/8; Sherbrooke Forest number 2 1961,engraving and aquatint (on copper), JM187,IV of 8 states, counterproof 17/25; Fallentree 1962, etching, engraving and aquatint(on copper), JM192, I of 4 states, proof A;Fallen tree 1962, etching, engraving,aquatint and drypoint (on copper), JM192, IIof 4 states, proof A; Fallen tree 1962,etching, engraving, aquatint and drypointprinted in sepia ink (on copper), JM192, IIIof 4 states, ed. 34/35; Forest at Almertonnumber 1 1962, aquatint, engraving anddrypoint (on copper), JM189, II of 3 states,