Gallery of Australia NSW: AGNSW, New England, Newcastle SA: AGSA WA: AGWA Vic: Melbourne Arts Centre, Ballarat, Benella, Bendigo, Castlemaine, National Gallery of Victoria, TarraWarra, Warrnambool NT: M&AGNT Qld: QAG, Rockhampton Tas: TasM&AG Australian Universities: ANU, Melbourne, Queensland, UniSA, Sydney Others: Kerry Stokes Collection, Perth National Trust, NSW Parliament House, Canberra, ACT Reserve Bank, Sydney, NSW Royal Perth Hospital, WA Wesfarmers Collection, Perth Sales of Smart's work Self Portrait at Papini's, 1984–1985 85 cm × 115 cm, Sold at world record price of A$1,260,000 on 27 August 2014. Autobahn in the Black Forest II, 1979–80, (oil and synthetic polymer paint on canvas, signed lower right: Jeffrey Smart, 100 × 65 cm), sold for a record A$1,020,000 at auction by Deutscher and Hackett in Melbourne on 20 April 2011. "Holiday 1971", (oil on canvas, signed lower right, Jeffrey Smart, inscribed verso, Holiday, 100 × 81 cm), sold at auction by Menzies for A$960,000 in Sydney on 24 June 2010. A list of sales of 670 of Smart's work can be found at Australian Art Sales Digest. Honours and awards Jeffrey Street in Hawthorn, South Australia, was named after Smart by his father who was involved in the sub-division of that area. In his memoir, Not Quite Straight, Smart comments that there is a bend in Jeffrey Street, and hence it, too, is "Not Quite Straight". In 1951, Smart was awarded the Commonwealth Jubilee Art Prize. He was conferred the honorary title of Doctor of the University by the University of Sydney in 1990, and by the University of South Australia in 2011. Smart was appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia in 2001 for his service to the visual arts, particularly through his distinctive portrayal of the urban landscape, and through the encouragement offered to young artists. Jeffrey Smart was a patron and active supporter of the Tait Memorial Trust in London, a charity established by Isla Baring OAM, the daughter of Sir Frank Tait of JC Williamson's, to support young Australian performing artists in the UK. Following his death, the University of South Australia announced on 21 June 2013 that the newest building at its City West campus, to be opened in 2014, would be named the "Jeffrey Smart Building". References External links Jeffrey Smart at the Art Gallery of New South Wales Extract from Philip Bacon Galleries catalogue Jeffrey Smart at Design & Art Australia Online Sue Smith