Issue Details: First known date: 2019... 2019 Joanne Holliman (ed.), Helen Haenke at Rockton : A Creative Life
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'This book introduces us to a little known artist, playwright and poet who began her career as a commercial artist in Sydney and who settled into a creative life in Ipswich in the 1950s and 1960s. This beautifully produced volume has been compiled and edited by Joanne Holliman from the archive at the Fryer Library. It has been organised around the successive stages of Helen’s artistic development and is replete with photographs, colour plates and other illustrations that show how rich and various Helen’s creative life was.' (Introduction)

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    y separately published work icon Queensland Review vol. 26 no. 1 June 2019 17169860 2019 periodical issue 'In this section of Queensland Review, we present a selection of articles from new research dealing with the conditions of life in early colonial Queensland. The articles have been collated as an initiative of the Harry Gentle Resource Centre (HGRC), based at Griffith University. In this brief introduction, we outline the aims of this Centre, signal some of its future directions and introduce the selected articles.' (Introduction) 2019 pg. 186-188
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