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'Art, to the artist, is inevitable, but the rest of us want to know: what are the whims, accidents and resolutions that shape a career? How does each artwork come to be just like that? What colour was the telegram delivery bike in South Melbourne during World War II? And what is that chimp doing over there? Like a good biography, Rachel Tonkin's retrospective steers us through her five decades in book illustration and writing, botanical art, and fine art and sculpture, and lets us make some connections' (Introduction)
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Fine Focus : Rachel Tonkin, a Life in Art and Illustration
Magpies : Talking About Books For Children
Magpies : Talking About Books For Children
Subjects:
- Papa and the Olden Days 1989 single work picture book
- What Was the War Like, Grandma? : Emmy Remembers World War II 1995 single work picture book
- To the Goldfields! 1999 single work children's fiction
- Leaf Litter 2006 single work single work non-fiction picture book
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