04 Represented – Dorothy Erickson

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Represented in these collections

<em>The Pear,</em>Cloud, brooch, 1980, sterling silver, 18ct gold, 9ct gold, 5.5 x 4.5 x 1.5cm, collection Janet Holmes à Court. — Curtin University

<em>Split Apple, </em>neckpiece, 1976, sterling silver, 9ct gold, epoxy resin coral beads, 27.5 x 13.5 x 0.5cm, Collection of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, NSW. — Powerhouse (MAAS)

<em>Homeward Bound,</em> brooch, 1979, sterling silver, 18ct gold, 9ct gold, Mookaite, 4.6 x 6.2 x 1.0cm, collection of the National Gallery of Australia. — National Gallery of Australia

<em>Noojee 2, </em>brooch, 1980, sterling silver, 18ct gold, 9ct gold, 4.9 x 4.3 x 0.9cm, collection of the Queensland Art Gallery, Australia. — Queensland Art Gallery

<em>Cloud,</em> brooch, 1980, sterling silver, 18ct gold, 9ct gold, 5.5 x 4.5 x 1.5cm, collection Janet Holmes à Court. — Janet Holmes á Court Collection

<em>Perth Water V,</em> armring, 1980, sterling silver, 18ct gold, sapphire, 10.2cm diameter x 1cm, collection of the Queensland Art Gallery, Australia. — Queensland Art Gallery

<em>Perth Water,</em> neckpiece, 1979-81, sterling silver, 18ct gold, 9ct gold, chrysoprase, 20cm diameter x 2.0cm, James Collection. — James Collection

<em>Strings 3,</em> neckpiece, 1980, oxidised sterling silver,18ct gold, 24ct gold, 21.0cm diameter x .7cm, State Collection, Art Gallery of Western Australia. — Art Gallery of WA

<em>Strings I, II,</em> armrings, 1979, sterling silver, 18ct gold, coated copper wire, 10cm diameter x 0.7cm, Inge Asenbaum Collection Dallas Museum of Art, USA. — Dallas Museum of Art

<em>Sunset II, III, </em>armrings, 1981-2, sterling silver, 9 ct gold, mookaite, 9.5 x 9.5 x 0.5cm, collections of the Victoria & Albert Museum, London and Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim, Germany. — Schmuckmuseum and V&A London

<em>Strings 5,</em> neckpiece and brooch, 1983, sterling silver, 18ct gold, 21 x 17 x 0.8cm and 3.7 x 16.2cm, collection of the National Gallery of Australia. — National Gallery of Australia

<em>Spinnakers, ring, </em>1986, sterling silver, 9ct gold,18ct gold, 2.5 x 2.5 x 1cm, collection of the National Gallery of Australia. — National Gallery of Australia

<em>Pan Pipes I,</em> body piece, 1987, 18ct gold, 14 ct gold, sterling silver, steel cable, variable x 1.0cm, State Collection, Art Gallery of Western Australia. — Art Gallery of WA

<em>Triple Orbit,</em> neckpiece, 1986, sterling silver, 18ct gold, copper, steel cable, size variable, collection of the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston, Tasmania. — Queen Victoria Museum & Art Gallery

<em>The Peacock II,</em> body-piece, 1990, goldplated silver, steel cable, variable size, Ramshaw & Watkins Collection, UK. — Wendy Ramshaw Collection

<em>Golden Bird of Paradise,</em> pectoral, 1992, 18ct gold, steel cable, 8 x 20 x 0.8cm, Daalder Collection, Art Gallery of South Australia. — Art Gallery of SA

<em>Flight over Sparkling Waters, </em>pectoral, 2000, 18ct gold, .076 carats pink Argyle Diamonds, steel cable, 12 x 27 x 0.8cm, State Collection, Art Gallery of Western Australia. — Art Gallery of WA

<em>Bluebird-of-Paradise, </em>pectoral, 2000, 18ct gold, aquamarine, steel cable on acrylic stand, 27 x 12.0 x 1.0cm, State Collection, Art Gallery of Western Australia. — Art Gallery of WA

<em>Sea Urchin,</em> neckpiece, 2004, steel cable, 18ct gold, carnelian, citrine, 30 x 30 x15cm, National Art Museum, Valetta, Malta. — National Art Museum Malta

<em>Fulfilment – Homage to Klimt,</em> ring, 2005, 18ct gold, iolite, 2.6 x 0.8 x 2.6cm, Koch Collection, Swiss National Museum Zurich. — Swiss National Museum

<em>Banksia Menzesii,</em> necklace, 2011, 18ct gold, steel mesh, pink sapphires, 80 x 2.0cm diameter, collection of the National Gallery of Australia. — National Gallery of Australia

<em>Hakea Laurina,</em> necklace, 2011, steel mesh, tourmaline, steel cable, goldplated silver, oxidized silver, 30 x 15 x 5cm, Art Gallery of South Australia. — Art Gallery of SA