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Title

Architectural plan for the parquetry flooring of the Board Room of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales

21 October 1908

Artist

George McRae

10 Sep 1858 – 1923

  • Details

    Date
    21 October 1908
    Media category
    Drawing
    Materials used
    ink and watercolour on cardboard
    Dimensions
    44.5 x 58.0 cm
    Signature & date

    Signed and dated l.r. corner, ink, "Geo McRae/for Government Architect/21.10.8"

    Credit
    National Art Archive. Art Gallery of New South Wales Institutional Archive
    Location
    Not on display
    Accession number
    ARC1.76.51
    Copyright

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    Artist information
    George McRae

    Works in the collection

    2

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  • About

    George McRae (1858-1923), who drew up this plan for Gallery flooring, was a Scottish architect who migrated to Australia in 1884 and pursued his career in Sydney. He worked as an assistant to Walter Liberty Vernon, the Government Architect who designed the Art Gallery of New South Wales, eventually succeeding him to that post in 1912.

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