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Summary

Abstract design no.1
Artist
Frank Weitzel
Title
Abstract design no.1
Description
A c. 1930 linocut by New-Zealand-born artist Frank Weitzel
Date c.1930
Medium Linocut
National Gallery of Australia
Accession number
78.28
Place of creation London
Object history

created by Frank Weitzel, London, Greater London, United Kingdom, England, c.1930 with Parkin Gallery, London, England, United Kingdom, unknown date with Deutscher Fine Art, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, by 1978 who sold it to the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia, 1978

ownership/location unconfirmed between c.1930 to 1978
Inscriptions signed lower right within image in black pencil, 'F Weitzel'. not dated. inscribed lower right within image in black pencil, '5/50'.
Source/Photographer https://searchthecollection.nga.gov.au/object/111106

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