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Less than six degrees of separation

Anne Sanders finds connections in Inner Worlds between Hungarian expatriates and the development of psychoanalysis in Australia.

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Sandor Ferenczis 50th birthday dinner, Budapest, 1923
Sandor Ferenczis 50th birthday dinner, Budapest, 1923
H. Tasman Lovell, 1941
H. Tasman Lovell, 1941
Vilmos and Clara Geroe in Melbourne, 1940s
Vilmos and Clara Geroe in Melbourne, 1940s
Andor and Elizabeth Meszaros, near Budapest, 1930s
Andor and Elizabeth Meszaros, near Budapest, 1930s
Father James Cheong, 1940
Father James Cheong, 1940
The Register News- Pictorial, Adelaide, 21 January 1930, p.28
The Register News- Pictorial, Adelaide, 21 January 1930, p.28
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The Register News- Pictorial, Adelaide, 21 January 1930, p.28
The Register News- Pictorial, Adelaide, 21 January 1930, p.28
The Register News- Pictorial, Adelaide, 21 January 1930, p.28
The Register News- Pictorial, Adelaide, 21 January 1930, p.28

Inner Worlds

Portraits and Psychology

Previous exhibition, 2011

Portraits of Australia’s pioneering psychologists and artworks by artists fascinated by the subconscious mind.
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