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Barbara Hanrahan Memorial Exhibition

Barbara Hanrahan Memorial Exhibition

PUBLIC LIBRARY: Close view of a display case in the Barbara Hanrahan Memorial Exhibition showing family photographs and books that she owned as a child.

Barbara Hanrahan Memorial Exhibition

Barbara Hanrahan Memorial Exhibition

PUBLIC LIBRARY: Part of the display for the Barbara Hanrahan Memorial Exhibition featuring the case showing early editions of literary influences and the pink photograph album described in 'Iris In Her Garden'.

Barbara Hanrahan Memorial Exhibition

Barbara Hanrahan Memorial Exhibition

PUBLIC LIBRARY: Part of the display for the Barbara Hanrahan Memorial Exhibition featuring original relief etchings and her wood carving tools.

Barbara Hanrahan Memorial Exhibition

Barbara Hanrahan Memorial Exhibition

PUBLIC LIBRARY: Part of the display for the Barbara Hanrahan Memorial Exhibition featuring some of the prints used for the covers of her books and the listening post for the Hear a Book edition of 'Chelsea Girl'.

Barbara Hanrahan

Barbara Hanrahan

Barbara Hanrahan, 1939-1991, South Australian artist and writer, photographed by Jo Steele in the back garden of their house in Shepherd's Bush, London.

Barbara Hanrahan and Shirley Megson

Barbara Hanrahan and Shirley Megson

PORTRAIT: South Australian artist and writer Barbara Hanrahan, left, photographed with Shirley Megson during an exhibition held at Hahndorf, South Australia.

Barbara Hanrahan and others

Barbara Hanrahan and others

Photograph of Barbara Hanrahan signing a copy of her book 'Where the queens all strayed', published in 1978. Kym Bonython is on her left. The poster behind them was used on the cover of her next book 'The peach groves', published in 1979.

Song be Delicate (Print)

Song be Delicate (Print)

This small, whimsical scene depicts an infant in foetal position, in the foreground, surrounded by flora and fauna. Hanrahan has included her popular motifs of sunflowers, bees, bellshaped flowers and other insects, in an illustrative style. The artist has employed an illustrative technique to achieve finite engraving, creating detail and form. It is a good example of Hanrahan's mastery of wood engraving, which allows the artist to create delicate linear and tonal values and from which, many inpressions may be taken.

Album of photographs taken in Adelaide in 1973

Album of photographs taken in Adelaide in 1973

Album of photographs taken in January and February 1973 during a return visit to Adelaide by Barbara Hanrahan. They were used by the author as a visual memoir of her childhood for her first novel 'The scent of eucalyptus', published in London later that year by Chatto & Windus. See 'Contents' for details. Do a NUMBER search on PRG 961/30/4/1-133 to see digitised images of most of these online (3-4 not digitised). Photographic copies are also available for reference.

Barbara Janice Hanrahan

Barbara Janice Hanrahan

PORTRAIT: Barbara Janice Hanrahan, 1939-1991, South Australian artist and writer.

Barbara Janice Hanrahan

Barbara Janice Hanrahan

PORTRAIT: Barbara Janice Hanrahan, 1939-1991, South Australian artist and writer.

Barbara Janice Hanrahan

Barbara Janice Hanrahan

PORTRAIT: Barbara Janice Hanrahan, 1939-1991, South Australian artist and writer.

Headmistress and girls of Strathmont Technical School

Headmistress and girls of Strathmont Technical School

Headmistress and teachers of Strathmont Technical School : Misses M. Blackett; N. Bartleet (Headmistress); Barbara Hanrahan; Mrs. Porter.

Shop on Henley Beach Road, Mile End

Shop on Henley Beach Road, Mile End

MILE END: Joyce Bremner standing outside the entrance to her cake and confectionery shop at 102A Henley Beach Road, Mile End; Ms Bremner was described as 'the blue shop lady' on p.112 of 'The scent of eucalyptus' by Barbara Hanrahan, published in 1985.

[Scans of signed title pages]

[Scans of signed title pages]

Digital scans of title pages of first edition books which have been signed by the authors. [The originals have not been retained by the Library; item 59. 'Scribbling sisters' by Dale and Lynne Spender, 1984 not scanned].