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Queensland Art Gallery

art museum in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

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13 paintings

  • Sketch for 'Still glides the stream and shall forever glide'
    Sketch for 'Still glides the stream and shall forever glide'
    Arthur Streeton
    1895 · Queensland Art Gallery
  • Sydney Harbour, across Cremorne (c.1907)
    Sydney Harbour, across Cremorne (c.1907)
    Arthur Streeton
    c. 1907 · Queensland Art Gallery
  • Chepstow Castle (1900)
    Chepstow Castle (1900)
    Arthur Streeton
    1900 · Queensland Art Gallery
  • Milson's Point, Sydney (c.1880-1895)
    Milson's Point, Sydney (c.1880-1895)
    Arthur Streeton
    · Queensland Art Gallery
  • Pool near Corfe Castle (1909)
    Pool near Corfe Castle (1909)
    Arthur Streeton
    1909 · Queensland Art Gallery
  • Early light Windsor Castle (1903)
    Early light Windsor Castle (1903)
    Arthur Streeton
    1903 · Queensland Art Gallery
  • Valley, Wandiligong (1928)
    Valley, Wandiligong (1928)
    Arthur Streeton
    1928 · Queensland Art Gallery
  • Tulips (1930)
    Tulips (1930)
    Arthur Streeton
    1930 · Queensland Art Gallery
  • Sydney Harbour (1921)
    Sydney Harbour (1921)
    Arthur Streeton
    1921 · Queensland Art Gallery
  • Liverpool (c.1909-11)
    Liverpool (c.1909-11)
    Arthur Streeton
    c. 1910 · Queensland Art Gallery
  • June evening, Box Hill (1887)
    June evening, Box Hill (1887)
    Arthur Streeton
    1887 · Queensland Art Gallery
  • Still life with fruit and oyster
    Still life with fruit and oyster
    Cornelis de Bryer
    1652–1658 · Queensland Art Gallery
  • Still life
    Still life
    Alexander Coosemans
    c. 1650 · Queensland Art Gallery
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