This artwork, originally titled Side Canal Bridge, was shown as part of Josephine’s exhibition at the Athenaeum Gallery in 1943.
It was then purchased by the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, for 10 guineas.
Read the story behind the acquisition of this artwork in ‘From rejection to renown at the NGV’.
Image courtesy of the National Gallery of Victoria.
Originally titled Side Canal Bridge. Held by the National Gallery of Victoria.
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