Property painted was Bill & Jean (Cumming) Howards. They were beekeepers & farmers at Dadswells Bridge. Jeans father was a friend of Will Rees. Audrey's (donor) husband Bob Cummings was raised by the Howards from age of 9.Watercolour Painting by Will Rees Stawell artist. Landscape trees two buildings & sheep. Property at Dadswells Brudge. In brown Frame, reflective glassSigned by Will Reespainting, artwork

Originally hung in McClusky & Associates, Solicitors at 180 Bay Street prior to their move to 111 Bay Street. Donated to PMHPS.One of ten framed watercolour paintings of Port Melbourne buildings by 'S.M.' c 1985: 'Sandridge Town Pier (now Port Melbourne)'piers and wharves - town pier, arts and entertainment - visual arts, mcclusky & associates

Painted by Theodor Engel whilst in Camp 2. Donated by son of Lieutenant F. Hardy, Paymaster at Camp 2Framed watercolour painting of 4 army huts, 2 trees, garden structure and 2 people sitting at a bench. Gold colored wooden frame.Tatura 1941 Theodor Engel. on the back: n. Col Colliver, Shepparton high above all otherstheodor engel, col colliver, camp 2 artists, internment camp 2 artists, don hardy, lieutenant hardy

Originally hung in McClusky & Associates, Solicitors at 180 Bay Street prior to their move to 111 Bay Street. Donated to PMHPS.One of ten framed watercolour paintings of Port Melbourne buildings by 'S.M.' c 1985: 'The Old Factory' (Swallow and Ariell counting house, Rouse and Stokes)built environment - commercial, arts and entertainment - visual arts, mcclusky & associates, swallow & ariell ltd

Australian Army Nursing Service Sister K. Heaphy. No 1 Hospital Waranga 1944 POW CampLaser copy of a caricature of a nurse. Watercolour painting outline in black ink. Uniform red cape, blue uniform, white veil. Holding a sall tray. Gold coloured sticker on the back.australian army nursing service, sister k. heaphy, no. 1 hospital waranga, internee paintings, dot cussens, d. albacenti

This painting is for the Museum. It was a gift to me by an ex prisoner, whom I met when he came to Melbourne with Vic, Nicky and others. His name is Luigi Poggioli and he was a most distinguished gentleman, so distinct and well educated that I still remember him clearly (and I do not have a good memory). Perhaps I remember so well because of his kind words in verse on the painting which read :(Translation) "Ungrateful land with handsome race of Italian blood who with their hard work enriched you". Yes I believe I remember so well because of this verse. Extract from a letter from Mrs Tolaini now living in London. She is the Wife of Vittorio Tolaini who was on the Dunera and wrote of his experiences in "Voyage of an Alien" June 1991. Framed watercolour painting - 11 trees in foreground, one small hut facing towards bottom right hand corner, 4 large huts centre of painting, black writing in Italian left and right foreground. Painting by L Poggioli.Front bottom left side: "To Noemi Vendramini for her 21st birthday, January 19,1945. L Poggioli, LP44 No. 2 Internment Camp, Tatura Front bottom right side: 4 lines of Italian writing translated "Ungrateful land with handsome race of Italian blood who with their hard work enriched you"camp 2, mrs tolaini, noemi vendramini, luigi poggioli, dunera boy

A painting of Georg Rosenkranz by Waldemar Swierzy in 1987Watercolour painting of Georg Rosenkranz holding a large fish. Blue and green background. Man is wearing an olive green shirt, blue trousers, white/grey hat. Fish white, yellow, blue and red. Painted by Waldemar Swierzy in 1987.painting, swierzy w, dewite m, camp 3, tatura, ww2 camp 3, watercolour, georg rosenkranz