Artist: Brett Whiteley ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (40)
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Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Albert Flamen (Flamand), (Brett), 17th century
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Kynance, 1888 John Brett (British, 1830-1902)Oil on canvas; 7 x 14 1/8 in. (17.8 x
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William Whiteley, American, 1789-1871 Clarinet in B-flat United States, New York, (Utica), about 1830 Boxwood,
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John Brett - Caernarvon 1875 oil on canvas Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery British
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John Brett - Landscape (1852) 1852 oil on millboard The Fitzwilliam Museum British
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John Brett - Southern Coast of Guernsey 1875 oil on canvas Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery British
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John Brett - Rocky coast scene (1872) 1872 oil on millboard The Fitzwilliam Museum British
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Tetradrachm with head of deified Alexander the Great Coin Greek Hellenistic Period, After 196 B.C.
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Tetrastater of the Derrones coin Greek Archaic Period, 510–480 B.C. Macedonia Silver 36 x 31
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Stater with kantharos Coin Greek Archaic Period, 550–500 B.C. Aegean Islands, (Naxos) Silver Diameter: 20
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Tetradrachm with quadriga Coin Greek Archaic Period, 520–510 B.C. Sicily, (Syracuse) Silver Diameter: 28 mm.
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Didrachm with wild parsley leaf Coin Greek Archaic Period, 520–490 B.C. Sicily, (Selinos) Silver Diameter:
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Tetradrachm with head of Athena Coin Greek Archaic Period, 490–480 B.C. Attica, (Athens) Silver Diameter:
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Tetradrachm with head of Athena coin Greek Archaic Period, 590–530 B.C. Attica, (Athens) Silver Diameter:
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Didrachm with seated sphinx coin Greek Archaic Period, 510–500 B.C. Ionia, Islands, (Chios) Silver Diameter:
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Stater with sow walking right Coins Greek Archaic Period, 498–494 B.C. Island of Lesbos, (Methymna)
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Tetradrachm with head of Cybele Coins Greek Hellenistic Period, 190–133 B.C. Ionia, (Smyrna) Silver Diameter:
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l0-unit piece with Gorgoneion Coin; Greek Greek Fourth Century B.C., 400–300 B.C. Etruria, (Populonia) Metal;
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Stater with two dolphins Coins Greek Archaic Period, 600–550 B.C. Aegean Islands, (Thera) Silver Diameter:
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Drachm with dolphin Coin Greek Archaic Period, 525–494/3 B.C. Sicily, (Zankle-Messana) Silver Diameter: 23 mm.
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Stater with tripod Coins Greek Archaic Period, 500–480 B.C. Bruttium, (Croton) Silver Diameter: 22 mm.
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Tetradrachm with quadriga Coin Greek Classical Period, about 474–450 B.C. Sicily, (Syracuse) Silver Diameter: 26
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Tetradrachm with standing eagle Coins Greek Classical Period, 472–413 B.C. Sicily, (Akragas) Silver Diameter: 26
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Stater with bunch of grapes Coins Greek Archaic Period, 600–550 B.C. Aegean Islands, (Keos, Ioulis)
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Tetradrachm with bust of Antimachus I Coin; Greek Greek Hellenistic Period, 180–170 (?) B.C. Bactria
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Tetradrachm with bust of Mithradates I Coin Greek Hellenistic Period, From 141 B.C. Parthia (Kingdom),
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Stater with rough surface Coin Greek Late Orientalizing to Early Archaic Period, Late 7th to
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Stater with lion and bull protomes Coins Greek Archaic Period, 561–546 B.C. Lydia, kingdom, (Sardis)
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Stater with Pegasos Coin; Greek Greek Archaic Period, About 510–480 B.C. Corinthia, (Corinth) Metal; Silver
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Tetradrachm with head of Poseidon Coin Greek Hellenistic Period, 258/7–239 B.C. Macedonia (kingdom), (Amphipolis or
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Tetradrachm with head of Dionysos Coin Greek Classical Period, 461 B.C. Sicily, (Naxos) Silver Diameter:
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Tetradrachm with quadriga Coins Greek Archaic Period, 520–510 B.C. Sicily, (Syracuse) Silver Diameter: 26 mm.
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Tetradrachm with head of deified Alexander the Great Coin Greek Hellenistic Period, 93/2–88 B.C. Macedonia,
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Tetradrachm with head of Persephone Coin Greek Hellenistic Period, 310–305 B.C. Sicily, (Syracuse) Silver Diameter:
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Drachm with head of Dionysos Coin Greek Archaic Period, 550–530 B.C. Sicily, (Naxos) Silver Diameter:
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Tetradrachm with head of Philip V coin Greek Hellenistic Period, 212–186/5 B.C. Macedonia (Kingdom), (Amphipolis)
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Tetradrachm with quadriga Coin Greek Classical Period, 472–450 B.C. Sicily, (Himera) Silver Diameter: 26 mm.
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Tetradrachm with head of Athena Coin Greek Archaic Period, 590–530 B.C. Attica, (Athens) Silver Diameter:
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Tetradrachm with quadriga Coin Greek Archaic Period, 510–480 B.C. Sicily, (Gela) Silver Diameter: 25 mm.
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Tetradrachm with Nike on galley Coin Greek Hellenistic Period, 300–295 B.C. Macedonia (Kingdom), (Salamis (Cyprus))

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (7)
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Art Gallery of New South Wales: On the Beach: With Brett Whiteley and Fellow Australian Artists
Whiteley’s unique rendering of his own experiences of the beach provides the focus for the exhibition, and is an ideal context in which to explore the reactions of other notable Australian artists to this aspect of national culture. The images te...
Art Gallery of New South Wales: ALCHEMY and other transcendental works by Brett Whiteley
The mural was recently described by George Alexander from Contemporary Art Programs at the Art Gallery of New South Wales - Spread over 18 panels Alchemy may be read in any direction as a compressed autobiography in visual terms; a tense psychic c...
Brett Whiteley Studio: Animals and Birds: The Artist's Favorite Theme
Metaphorically an escape into what Whiteley saw as the freedom of the natural world, these works provoked in him both curiosity and a tremendous sense of release. As a child, Whiteley always loved visiting Taronga Park Zoo in Sydney and from a...
Australian Council: AUSTRALIA COUNCIL JOINS ARTS COMMUNITY GRIEF FOR ARKLEY
Australia Council Chair, Dr Margaret Seares, who was with Mr Arkley for his exhibition launch in Venice last month, said she was deeply saddened by the loss of such an important artist and widely liked human being. It ...
Gold Coast City Art Gallery: Otherworlds: Images of Fantasy and Fiction
Minister for the Arts Matt Foley said this was the first Queensland Art Gallery exhibition curated and designed specifically for the youth audience to tour Queensland. 'Fantasy, surrealism and science fiction are genres which ...
Maria Perides Gallery: Trisha Lambi and Max Lieberman: Oil Paintings
“Light and its effect on form is my inspiration and whilst I don’t particularly aspire to convey a conscious emotion in my work it seems to emerge of its own will,” says Lambi. Lambi was invited to participate in, and represent Australia at...
Art Gallery of New South Wales: The 2002 Archibald Prize - Wynne and Sulman Prizes and Dobell Drawing Prize
With the financial support of the Colonial Foundation Trust, the winner of the Archibald Prize receives $35,000, the Wynne Prize for landscape painting $15,000, and the Sulman Prize for subject/genre painting and/or mural work $10,000. The winner...

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