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Victorian Artists' Society - plans for statues outside

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Acquisition number: 
1686
Catalogue number: 
emdf0435
File name: 
DF0435
File location: 
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Newspaper clipping reporting on plans by members of the Victorian Artists' Society to have statues of artists, Arthur Street, Tom Roberts and Frederick McCubbin made and installed outside their premises at 430 Albert Street, East Melbourne.  The artists are among Australia's most famous and all were members of the Society. 

The article also describes recent renovations and some of the history of the Society.

Item type: 
Newsclipping
Building name: 
Victorian Artists Society
Subject address: 
430 Albert Street, East Melbourne
Author: 
Harriet Carter
Date of publication or creation: 
2017-03-29
Publisher: 
The Age
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