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Brad
Webb
"Kelly's Warhol"
(Melbourne Gaol, 1880)
2007
Digital Lithographic
60cm x 60cm
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Brad
Webb
"Kelly's Lichtenstein"
(Hughes Creek, 1865)
2007
Digital Lithographic
60cm x 60cm
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Peter
"Knobby" Knoblock
1980
Crayon on Artboard
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Desmonde
Downing
"Act 2, Scene 2"
1956
Watercolour, gouache on card
Set
design for the Elizabethan Theatre production of Douglas
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Norman
Lindsay
Pen and Ink
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Larry
Willis
Phoenix Arizona,
USA
2000
Watercolour
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Reg
Mombassa designer
Caroline
Tully weaver
"Ned
Kelly approaches Albury in a Stolen Truck"
2002
Textile |
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Lynn
Pickering
"Which Bank?"
2006
Acrylic on Canvas
76 x 61cm |
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John
Spooner
Pen and Ink on Artboard
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Tolley
1997
Coloured Markers on Artboard |
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Karen
Carter
1998
Pastel on Artboard
22
x 18cm
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Lumsden
and De Vries
Airbrush on Board
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Simon
Whitaker
"Armour"
1999
Oil on Canvasboard
45.7 x 61cm
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John
McHutchison
Enquiries 07 5598 4696 or twoomba5@bigpond.net.au
"Ned Kelly sash"
2006
Giclee printing on Watercolour paper
36cm
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John
McHutchison
Enquiries 07 5598 4696 or twoomba5@bigpond.net.au
"Poster and Gun"
2007
Giclee printing on Watercolour paper
36cm x 50cm |
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John
McHutchison
Enquiries 07 5598 4696
or twoomba5@bigpond.net.au
"Ned Kelly Stringybark"
2006
Giclee printing on Watercolour paper
36cm x 50cm |
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John
McHutchison
Enquiries 07 5598 4696 or twoomba5@bigpond.net.au
"Ned Kelly in Leg Irons"
2006
Giclee printing on Watercolour paper
36cm x 50cm
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Howard
William Steer
"Lay Down Your Arms"
Oil on Canvasboard
10 x 10cm
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Michael
Jenkins
"Ned and Dan" |
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Michael
Jenkins
"Ned"
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Steve
Hart descendant Paul O'Keefe has alerted me to yet
another ridiculous Kelly Gang claim (the latest in a line
of many). Not just content to see Dan escape, this time
around Steve also made a bolt from the Glenrowan Inn
fire (so why was Ned heading back when they had both left?).
Lucky Steve also headed north where he lived a long and
happy life in Queensland under the name of Billy Meade. Apparently
this Meade character confessed about his double identity
on his deathbed in 1938. Well, in that case, it
