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City Gallery Wellington
23 February – 2 June
2002
Ned Kelly
By Sir
Sidney Nolan
1946
Enamel on composition board
90.8
X 121.5cm
Gift of Sunday Reed 1977 National Gallery of
Australia, Canberra
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