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Woodblock print - Cockatoo by Bruce Goold, 2003

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Unique IDCC-000105Source system ID2004.019DateBetween 1st January 2003 and 31st December 2003Date qualifieryear onlyMediumPaper - woodblockInkPaintDescriptionWoodlock print of a sulphur-crested cockatoo against a background of a large palm frond and resting on an arrangement of Wattle, Stenocarpus, Banksia and Waratah flowers and foliage. Edition 1 of 5. This artwork was commissioned by the City of Sydney as 1 of a set of 4, inspired by the 1870s etched glass in the eastern corridor, first floor of Sydney Town Hall. Sydney Town Hall is the first building to have incorporated the designs of Australian flora into the archaitectural fabric as a requirement of the building tender requirements.Author/creatorBruce Goold (artist)Special citationCockatoo by Bruce Goold, 2003. City of Sydney Civic Collection.Height (in cm)85.5Width (in cm)56.5TypeContemporary Art

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