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Salon des Refusés (Archibald) (766 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article

Maestri Silent Assembly 2002 David Naseby Richard Hall 2003 Jiawei Shen Edmund Capon 2004 Juan Ford Allan & Goliath (Allan Fels) 2005 Margaret Woodward The

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painting Capon and Pang, pg 16. Capon and Pang, pg 90 Capon and Pang, pg 91 Edmund Capon and Mae Anna Pang, Chinese Paintings of the Ming and Qing Dynasties,

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Art Gallery of New South Wales: highlights from the collection (2008), Edmund Capon (England; Australia, b.1940) (Author), Art Gallery of New South Wales

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"Landscapes after Old Masters". www.metmuseum.org. Retrieved 2023-01-11. Edmund Capon and Mae Anna Pang, Chinese Paintings of the Ming and Qing Dynasties Catalogue

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the Wayback Machine Tang China: vision and splendour of golden age, by Edmund Capon. 1989, page 14. Renditions, Issues 15-18. Centre for Translation Projects

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Limited 'The co-judge of the prize, former Art Gallery of NSW director Edmund Capon, said Henson and Hearman had lived together for decades. But Hearman

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without doubt a master craftsperson”. An occasional address was made by Edmund Capon, then Director of the Art Gallery of NSW. In reply, Hempel said "Culture

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Jaynes 1976, p. 290. Carr 2007, p. 387. Paper 1995, p. 82. Liu Yang and Edmund Capon, eds. 2000. Masks of Mystery: Ancient Chinese Bronzes from Sanxingdui