caption: Dug-ups, artists who have come back into favour, are having a run the world over. <PERSON>, a suffragette, currently has a retrospective at the Manchester Art Gallery. The artist received many obituaries in the Australian press when she died in Britain in 1933 no doubt because the NGV was one of the first overseas museums to buy her work. New ways of looking at paintings - including many Australian artist's works, are helping refresh this market too. Above, <PERSON>, 'Illusions', 1900.
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