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File 14: Burning Palms, [1940s-1970s] / photographed by Max Dupain

File 14: Burning Palms, [1940s-1970s] / photographed by Max Dupain

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File 14: Burning Palms, [1940s-1970s] / photographed by Max Dupain

About this item

Full title

File 14: Burning Palms, [1940s-1970s] / photographed by Max Dupain

Date

[1940s-1970s]

Call Numbers

ON 609/Box 15/nos. 759-762

Record Identifier

nX6DBBzY

Reference Code

1009577
Physical Description

Contents

4 negatives - black & white

Other Descriptions

Level of description

File

Access and use

Copying Conditions

Out of copyright : Created before 1955

Copyright status : In copyright - Created after 1955

Please acknowledge: : Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales

Physical Access Conditions

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Subjects

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Scope and Contents

Contents

4 negatives of views of figures on grassland with a beach and headland in the background

Alternative Titles

Full title

File 14: Burning Palms, [1940s-1970s] / photographed by Max Dupain

Notes

Signature / Inscriptions

Additional information on envelope read, "Berrara [crossed out] landscape, '36 23/4 (A)". Envelope is inscribed with an asterisk.
Negative at ON 609/Box 15/no. 759 is inscribed "Burning Palms [Berrara crossed out]". ON 609/Box 15/no. 761 is inscribed "B XX" and is inscribed with a dot. ON 609/Box 15/no. 762 is inscribed "B".

Date note

No date. Date supplied from range of negatives.

Description source

Titled from original envelope housing negative.

Identifiers

Primary Identifiers

Call Numbers

ON 609/Box 15/nos. 759-762

Record Identifier

nX6DBBzY

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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/nX6DBBzY

Other Identifiers

Reference code

1009577

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