Model of an Indian temple made of opals, created by George Cormack
Object No. A4256
Model, Indian temple, opal / glass / wood, made by George Cormack, New South Wales, Australia, 1945-1950
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Summary
Physical Description
Model, Indian temple, opal / glass / wood, made by George Cormack, New South Wales, Australia, 1945-1950 Miniature model of an Indian temple, displayed on a turned wooden plinth under a glass dome.
DIMENSIONS
Height
200 mm
Width
215 mm
Depth
215 mm
PRODUCTION
Notes
The temple was made by George Cormack in New South Wales, Australia between 1945 and 1950
HISTORY
Notes
George Cormack exhibited the temple in an exhibition at Percy Marks. He was born in Scotland and migrated to Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia. (This information was provided by a relative who visited the museum in 2007)
SOURCE
Credit Line
Gift of Mr G Cormack, 1950
Acquisition Date
10 July 1950
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