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The artwork was commissioned to commemorate and celebrate the life of the paediatrician Dr Emma Chambers. Two side rooms in the Children’s Ward at Dorset County Hospital are filled with colourful and uplifting panels, depicting Australian landscapes, wildlife and aboriginal designs with many in the form of postcards and postage stamps. The paintings, by Poole artist Antonia Phillips, were inspired by Emma’s time at Cairns Base Hospital in Queensland, Australia, and Dorset County Hospital as Senior House Officer. From rock paintings to rainforests, the panels include an aboriginal-style design of hands and boomerangs, completed at the hospital by some of the children during an ‘artist in residence’ day.
Title
'Dreams of Australia' Series, Bird
Date
2003
Medium
acrylic on MDF board
Measurements
H 40 x W 40 cm
Accession number
PCF38f
Acquisition method
commissioned, 2003
Work type
Painting