Several people walking through table and wall displays of various art and craft objects, possibly taken at an Alice Springs Show
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- Type
- Photographs
- Place
- Ernabella, South Australia, Australia
- Materials
- Paper, Photographic emulsion
- Collection
- Winifred Hilliard collection no. 3
- Accession number
- 2000.0014.0265
Description
Black and white image of several unidentified people walking through table and wall displays of various art and craft objects. There is a table on left adorned in batik fabrics and wooden sculptures.
About the collection
The collection comprises a broad range of objects including batiks, pokerwork carvings, paintings and pastel drawings on paper and other art and craft items, bibles and school readers in Pitjantjatjara, drawings by school children, photograph albums, videos and a small number of stone implements. The collection is significant for the depth and range of material associated with a single Aboriginal settlement at Ernabella, now known as Pukatja, its art centre and with Deaconness Winifred Hilliard who was the Arts Advisor to Ernabella between 1954 and 1986. The collection largely dates to this period. Along with other material previously donated by Hilliard, this collection documents the history of Ernabella and the women's art movement there between, but not limited to, 1954 and 1986.
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