The unseen etchings of Sir Arthur Streeton: Streeton Prints

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The Concert (Ballroom, Bamburgh Castle), Sir Arthur Streeton

$4,600

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The Thames and St. Paul’s Cathedral, Sir Arthur Streeton

$1,750

Study – Basilico San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice, Sir Arthur Streeton

$1,750

Magpie

$4,900

Sir Arthur Streeton Doge's Palace, Venice.sm

Doge’s Palace, Venice, Sir Arthur Streeton

$4,000

Opening Celebration

Exhibition information

Sir Arthur Streeton’s unseen etchings, exhibited in Mar – April, 2017

QG&W has the great pleasure in presenting this exhibition of never previously published etchings by Sir Arthur Streeton (posthumously printed by Theo Mantalvanos at QG&W).

Together with the 11 etchings, QG&W exhibited the discovered zinc and copper plates, initial proofs and other related works kindly loaned from the Streeton family members.

Streeton Prints aims to demonstrate the legacy of an artist such as Sir Arthur Streeton. Nine resident artists will work in the gallery to show their influence, while others create contemporary works especially for the exhibition.

The exhibition will be made possible with the support and collaboration of the Streeton family members and QG&W represented artists (by residency): Joel Wolter, Philip Davey, Emmy Mavroidis, Adam Nudelman, Amanda Firenze, Michelle Joy Caithness, Soula Mantalvanos, Andrew Weatherill and James Pasakos.

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Media information

Geelong Advertiser – Sir Arthur Streeton Exhibition in Queenscliff, Neos Kosmos – Unpublished etchings of Australian artist Sir Arthur Streeton brought to life, Print Council of Australia’s Q&A, Queenscliff Herald, The Rip Rumour, and Weekend Australian Magazine – Into The Light – The Lost Streetons (pictured).

Purchaser information

The Streeton family members with QG&W concluded that an edition of 50 prints (plus five test proofs) of the 11 etched plates by Sir Arthur Streeton are able to be printed.

Sir Arthur Streeton’s copper and zinc plates and one full test proof set of etchings are now with the National Gallery of Australia.

The prints have been numbered by William Streeton, Sir Arthur Streeton’s grandson, who also signed the reverse of each impression. A letter of authenticity is included with any purchase. The prints have been valued by Timothy Abdallah, Menzies Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers.

Streeton etchings remain available for purchase at QG&W.

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