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Dunedin Public Art Gallery

art gallery in Dunedin New Zealand

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11 paintings

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  • Madonna and Child
    Madonna and Child
    Zanobi Machiavelli
    1452–1453 · Dunedin Public Art Gallery
  • Margaret Hay, Countess of Dunfermline
    Margaret Hay, Countess of Dunfermline
    Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger
    1615 · Dunedin Public Art Gallery
  • Spes or Hope
    Spes or Hope
    Edward Burne-Jones
    1871 · Dunedin Public Art Gallery
  • La Débâcle
    La Débâcle
    Claude Monet
    1880 · Dunedin Public Art Gallery
  • Chief Ngairo Rakaihikuroa in Wairarapa, New Zealand
    Chief Ngairo Rakaihikuroa in Wairarapa, New Zealand
    Gottfried Lindauer
    · Dunedin Public Art Gallery
  • The Meeting of Burns and Scott by Charles Hardie
    The Meeting of Burns and Scott by Charles Hardie
    Charles Martin Hardie
    1893 · Dunedin Public Art Gallery
  • Te Aho by Goldie 1905
    Te Aho by Goldie 1905
    C. F. Goldie
    1905 · Dunedin Public Art Gallery
  • Charles Gerard, 1st Earl of Macclesfield by William Dobson
    Charles Gerard, 1st Earl of Macclesfield by William Dobson
    William Dobson
    17th century · Dunedin Public Art Gallery
  • The Harbour, Naples by Thomas Patch
    The Harbour, Naples by Thomas Patch
    Thomas Patch
    18th century · Dunedin Public Art Gallery
  • Birth of the Saviour
    Birth of the Saviour
    Bartholomaeus Bruyn the Elder
    1510–1519 · Dunedin Public Art Gallery
  • PImage under copyright
    Paysage avec Agar et l'Ange
    Claude Lorrain
    1654 · Dunedin Public Art Gallery
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