Specimens from New Holland three etchings [and artist's notes, 2006] / by Robyn A. Mayo
Specimens from New Holland three etchings [and artist's notes, 2006] / by Robyn A. Mayo
Specimens from New Holland three etchings [and artist's notes, 2006] / by Robyn A. Mayo
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Date
[2000, 2003, and 2006]
Call Numbers
PXX 34 , PXA 1101
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Pictures, Prints and Manuscripts
Physical Description
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3 prints (1 folder) - etching plate 50 x 100 cm. ; paper 74 x 114 cm. - etchings
Textual Records (1 volume) - 31 x 24 cm. - ill., printed
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Etchings (Call No.: PXX 34)
Plate 1. A selection of the oldest known botanical specimens from the Australian continent. The drawings were taken from a ... collection of plant species collected by William Dampier, now housed in the Fielding Druce Herbarium at Oxford University in England. These specimens date back to 1699 [and] were displayed in...
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Full title
Specimens from New Holland three etchings [and artist's notes, 2006] / by Robyn A. Mayo
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Notes
General note
PXX 34 transferred from PXD 995, 10 November 2023...
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Source
Purchased Nov 2006
Exhibited in
- Specimens of New Holland
- Planting Dreams: Shaping Australian Gardens
Sturt Gallery
State Library of New South Wales (September, 2016 - January, 2017)
Identifiers
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Call Numbers
PXX 34 , PXA 1101
Record Identifier
9NaAppWY
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/9NaAppWY
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456493
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