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Tottie Joinbee and her husband Jack and their children were the first family to be exempt from Yarrabah. “We were told we had too many fair-skin children and we had to leave Yarrabah.” Their application was approved in 1944 #1 (from 'Reflections in Yarra
- Artist
- Simone Arnol
- Date
- 2023
- Medium
- Photograph on cotton rag
- Dimensions
- 78 x 112.5cm
- Credit
- Purchased 2023 with funds raised through the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art Foundation Appeal
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Simone Arnol, Tottie Joinbee and her husband Jack and their children were the first family to be exempt from Yarrabah. “We were told we had too many fair-skin children and we had to leave Yarrabah.” Their application was approved in 1944 #1 (from 'Reflections in Yarra, 2023, Photograph on cotton rag, Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane.
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Purchased 2023 with funds raised through the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art Foundation Appeal
Metadata sourced from Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art open data collection
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