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Max Dupain: Albury

An old black and white photograph of a street full of driving cars and the people in the foreground cast in a shadow

Max Dupain
Dean and Kiewa Street, Albury,

1938 (printed 2007)
Gift of Jill White 2007

These photographs of Albury are a small selection of the work undertaken in the area by acclaimed photographer Max Dupain in the late 1930s. They include street scenes captured on the footpath below this gallery, night shots of historic buildings and evocative landscapes of surrounding areas.

Max Dupain is arguably this country’s most celebrated photographer. A number of his works including Meat Queue, At Newport, and Sunbaker have become icons of Australian photography.

These works provide a perspective of Albury through the prism of a master image maker. They also offer a glimpse into a moment in time – over eighty years ago – and highlight how this place has, and hasn’t, changed.

Image Gallery

An old black and white photograph of cars lined along a street at night with a large vertical sign above the building reading 'HOYTS'
Max Dupain

Hoyts picture theatre, Albury, exterior at night with cars,
1938 (printed 2007)
Gift of Jill White 2007

An old black and white photograph of a street full of driving cars and the people in the foreground cast in a shadow
Max Dupain

Dean and Kiewa Street, Albury,
1938 (printed 2007)
Gift of Jill White 2007

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