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PHOTOGRAPH: JENNIFER GARTON-SMITH, SUBIACO MUSEUM CURATOR, 1999

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1999

Overview

Colour photograph of Jennifer Garton-Smith, curator of the Subiaco Museum, 1999. Garton-Smith is holding a bouquet of flowers and a gift wrapped in gold wrapping paper. There are people seated in chairs smiling in the background of the image to the left, and the Subiaco coat of arms can be seen on the wall to the right.

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-1999.383

Item type

Material

Photographic Paper

Width

149 cm

Height or length

101 cm

Keywords

GARTON-SMITH Jennifer

Year

Statement of significance

Historical significance social

Subiaco Museum

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