Iris by David Armitage

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Iris

Iris

Artist

David Armitage
Production Date

1972
Medium

acrylic on canvas
Size

1758 x 1425 x 55 mm
Credit

Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, Chartwell Gift Collection, 2012
Accession Number

2012/5/4
Accession Date

05 Apr 2012
Department

New Zealand Art
Classification

Painting
Collection

AAG
Subjects

still lifes, flowers (plants), vases, bottles

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