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Waterhouse Prize 2009 « Previous | |Next »
August 3, 2009

The Waterhouse Prize for natural history art has just concluded. The categories are paintings, works on paper sculpture and objects and youth art prize.

The overall winner is was Matilda Mitchell's (NSW) painting Fish. My favourite was:

 LorettaDrockWaterhouse.jpg Loreta Devjak (NSW), Egg, Acrylic and oil on canvas

I was disappointed that the works on paper did not include photography--isn't a photograph a work on paper? The exclusion of photography from natural history art strikes me as unwarranted.

| Posted by Gary Sauer-Thompson at 3:50 PM | | Comments (2)
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Esp. when you think about the works of Rosalind Purcell, for example -- and more locally, Justine Cooper...

Shiralee,
is Rosalind Purcell associated with curiosity cabinets? I couldn't find much on her, or her work, on through googling. Any link suggestions? I found Justine Cooper --lots of images on the web.

I see that your curiosity cabinet is up and running. Looks great.