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maxwell spencer dupain ac obe Sydney Australia 1911 1954 1992 This striking black and white photograph portrays Walter Gropius and Harry Seidler, showcasing their collaboration and capturing a moment of focused engagement. Dupain’s modernist style documents the Bauhaus influence on Australian architecture. Photography Bauhaus Principles, Australian Architecture Photographic Film and Camer
Explore Maxwell Dupain’s iconic black & white photography capturing Sydney's architectural marvels and wartime spirit – including the Harbour Bridge and munitions factories. High-quality reproductions available.
A striking black & white portrait by Maxwell Spencer Dupain of Sydney identity Barbara Robison. Early 20th-century elegance meets dramatic lighting – a captivating piece.