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Book, Patrick McCaughey et al, "Voyage and landfall - the Art of Jan Senberg", 2006
Historical information
As above, this is the 71st in the second numbered series of the Miegunyah Volumes. Note from the donor frontispiece.
Physical description
"Voyage and Landfall - the Art of Jan Senberg" by Brian McCaughey - a hardback 215 page book 2006. Donated by Mayor Janet Bolitho because the artist worked in Bay St Port Melbourne 1979 - 1981 (pages 57 to 78) and some of his works are in the Port Phillip City Collection. Bound in black linen: dust cover with painting in blues on front, B&W photo of artist on the rear.
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