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SIDNEY LONG
1871-1955
Born
in Goulburn, NSW on august 20 1871 Sidney Long was a contemporary
of Julian Ashton at the Sydney Art School in the 1900's. He studied
at the Art Society of New South Wales, Kennington Art School and
the City Guild School in England. Noted for his oils depicting
landscapes in oil he won the Wynne prize in 1938 and 1940. He
died in London on 23 january 1955.
Art Works include:
The Hawkesbury
at Wiseman's Point - National Gallery of Victoria
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The Spirit of the Plains
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A Big Pool
Shoalhaven At Oallen, NSW
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Early Start at Tocumwal, NSW
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