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• 2010-04-21 13:15 Peter Ellis 640×1525× (195432 bytes) {{Information |Description = [[Edward Dunlop]]; bronze statue at the [[Australian War Memorial]], [[Canberra, Australian Capital Territory]], 2nd of an edition of two by sculptor [[Peter Corlett]], the other in the [[Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne]].]] This statue was re-erected in April 2010 in the Eastern Court that had been rebuilt. |Source = I (~~~) created this work entirely by myself. |Date = ~~~~~ |Author = ~~~ |other_versions = }}