Guide to the Papers of Rosalie Gascoigne
MS Acc09.203; MS Acc10.045; MS Acc10.126
National Library of Australia View Catalogue Record
Created: November 2025
Collection Summary
- Creator
- Rosalie Gascoigne
- Title
- Papers of Rosalie Gascoigne
- Date Range
- 1917 - 2010
- Collection Number
- MS Acc09.203; MS Acc10.045; MS Acc10.126
- Extent
- 7.70 metres (26 ms boxes + 1 small folio box + 1 medium folio box + 1 large folio box + 1 map folio + 1 roll + 2 audiovisual carriers)
- Language of Materials
- English
- Repository
- Special Collections (Manuscripts)
Introduction
Cultural Sensitivity Advisory Notice
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Scope and Contents
The MS Acc09.203 consignment comprises publicity posters for Gascoigne's exhibitions and posters featuring her work, as well as a collection of local maps of the Canberra-Lake George-Goulburn area used by Gascoigne to identify material for her artwork.
The MS Acc10.045 consignment comprises catalogues, correspondence and reviews of all of Gascoigne's solo and some of her group exhibitions. Correspondence between Gascoigne and dealers including Macquarie Galleries (Canberra), Gallery A (Sydney), Ray Hughes (Brisbane), Pinacotheca (Melbourne), Roslyn Oxley (Sydney), Greenaway Gallery (Adelaide). Financial diaries, engagement diaries and calendars, address book and notebook. Correspondence with artists and art experts including Peter Booth, Robert Owen, John Armstrong, Robert Klippel, Vicki Varvaressos, Carl Plate, Sue Norrie, Ewan McDonald, Gay Hawkes, Ken Whisson, Lorna Chick, John Brock, Peter Fay, Tony Twigg, Ann Lewis, James Mollison, Ian North, John McPhee, Louise Pether, Ron Radford, Peter Townsend, and Lucy Lippard. Files of miscellaneous papers, cuttings and publications (organised chronologically). Correspondence with friends, including congratulatory notes on AM award. Collections of images of animals and art books used as sources for collage materials.
The MS Acc10.126 consignment comprises personal correspondence, writings on poetry and Gascoigne's early creative life, publications which have used or refer to Gascoigne's work, her Order of Australia insignia and citation and other official documents, material relating to her overseas travels and exhibitions and a list of books held in her art library. This addition also includes a small number of letters and poems sent by Rosemary Dobson to Rosalie Gascoigne.
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Preferred Citation
Items from this collection should be cited as '[Title or description of manuscript item], Papers of Rosalie Gascoigne, National Library of Australia, [class/series/file/item number(s)]'.
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Content Advisory Notice
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Finding Aid Source(s)
Please note: This finding aid contains descriptive information provided by donors, researchers and/or volunteers.
Collection Retrieval Advice
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Biographical / Historical
Sculptor. Rosalie Gascoigne began sculpting using scrap iron and wooden boxes whilst raising her children at Mt Stromlo, where her husband Ben Gascoigne worked as an astronomer. Gascoigne's first serious exhibition was at Ann Lewis' Gallery A in Paddington, New South Wales, in 1974. Four years later she had become a major figure in the Australian art world, with a survey at the National Gallery of Victoria. She showed at the Venice Biennale in 1982, the first Australian female artist to do so. In 1994 she became a Member (AM) of the Order of Australia for service to the arts. Gascoigne died in Canberra in 1999.
Item Descriptions
Class MS Acc09.203. Consignment received 2009, 1985 - 2009
Series. Posters and Maps, 1985 - 2009
Exhibition Poster - "Rosalie Gascoigne 1985", 6-28 September 1985 (Item 3) - Roll 1 (MS Acc09.203)
Exhibition at the Fine Arts Gallery, University of Tasmania.
Exhibition Poster - "Sublime: 25 years of the Wesfarmers Collection of Australian Art", 12 February- 26 April 2004 (Item 4) - Roll 1 (MS Acc09.203)
Exhibition at the National Library of Australia. Poster features an image of Rosalie Gascoigne's work, "Hung Fire", 1995
Exhibition Poster - "Rosalie Gascoigne", 19 December 2008-15 March 2009 (Item 5) - Roll 1 (MS Acc09.203)
Poster for Rosalie Gascoigne exhibition at The Ian Potter Centre: National Gallery of Victoria.
Exhibition Poster - "Rosalie Gascoigne", 19 December 2008-15 March 2009 (Item 6) - Roll 1 (MS Acc09.203)
Poster for Rosalie Gascoigne exhibition at The Ian Potter Centre: National Gallery of Victoria.
Exhibition Poster - "Sense of Place", 10 June-28 July 1990, 16 August-8 September 1990 (Item 6) - Roll 1 (MS Acc09.203)
Exhibition of work by artists Rosalie Gascoigne and Colin McCahon, at the Ivan Dougherty Gallery, University of New South Wales, 10 June - 28 July 1990 and the Ian Potter Gallery, University of Melbourne, 16 August to 8 September 1990. Poster features an image of Colin McCahon's work, "Landscape Theme and Variations: Series B", 1963.
Class MS Acc10.045. Consignment received March 2010, 1974 - 2010
This consignment comprises catalogues, correspondence and reviews of Rosalie Gascoigne's solo and group exhibitions; correspondence with dealers including Macquarie Galleries (Canberra), Gallery A (Sydney), Ray Hughes (Brisbane), Pinacotheca (Melbourne), Roslyn Oxley (Sydney), Greenaway Gallery (Adelaide); financial diaries, engagement diaries and calendars, address book, notebook; correspondence with artists and art experts including Peter Booth, Robert Owen and John Armstrong; files of miscellaneous papers, cuttings and publications; correspondence with friends, including congratulatory notes on Order of Australia award; and collections of images and art books used as sources for collage materials.
Series 1. Exhibitions, 1974 - 2010
Includes catalogues, correspondence and reviews of solo and group exhibitions featuring Rosalie Gascoigne's work up until 2010. Covers all of Rosalie Gascoigne's solo exhibitions and some group exhibitions.
Exhibition catalogue - Australian National Gallery, some recent acquisitions of Australian art, January 1978 (Item 1) - Box 1 (MS Acc10.045)
Held at the Canberra Theatre Centre Gallery, 3 January 1978 - 30 January 1978. Features three artworks by Rosalie Gascoigne: "The Colonel"s Lady", "Tiepolo Birds", and "Black Bird Box" created in 1976.
Exhibition catalogue - Acquisitions 1976, 1977 (Item 2) - Box 1 (MS Acc10.045)
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Exhibition for new acquisitions at the Newcastle Region Art Gallery held 2 June 1977 - 3 July 1977. Features the work "Italian Birds", 1976 by Rosalie Gascoigne.
Exhibition catalogue - The First Australian Sculpture Triennial at the Preston Institute of Technology and La Trobe University Melbourne, Australia, Thomas McCullough (ed), 1981 (Item 3) - Box 1 (MS Acc10.045)
Features a profile on Rosalie Gascoigne under the biographical index, and an image of her work, "Piece to Walk Around" on page 38. Some annotations on first page.
Exhibition catalogue - Recent acquisitions, 1981 (Item 4) - Box 1 (MS Acc10.045)
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Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP): This item contains Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP) of Australian First Nations peoples, including the names of works by David Milaybuma. Restrictions on access and use of this material may apply. Contact the National Library of Australia for further information.
Held at Burnie Art Gallery in 1981. Features an image of the work "Bird House", 1981 by Rosalie Gascoigne.
Exhibition book - European Dialogue A Commentary: 3rd Biennale of Sydney 1979, 1979 (Item 5) - Box 1 (MS Acc10.045)
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Content Advisory Notice: Please be advised that this item contains images of nudity.
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Features an image of Rosalie Gascoigne's work, "Feathered Fence" on page 26.
Exhibition book - European Dialogue: Biennale of Sydney 1979, 1979 (Item 6) - Box 1 (MS Acc10.045)
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Content Advisory Notice: Please be advised that this item contains images of gore and nudity.
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Bookmarked on a page depicting and describing Rosalie Gascoigne's work, "Feathered Fence".
Exhibition book - Australian Perspecta 1981, A biennial survey of contemporary Australian art, Art Gallery of New South Wales, 1981 (Item 7) - Box 1 (MS Acc10.045)
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Features the work "March Past", 1979 by Rosalie Gascoigne on pages 78 and 79. Also lists her exhibitions between 1974 and 1981.
Magazine - Art Network, Issue 3 & 4, 1981 (Item 8) - Box 1 (MS Acc10.045)
Content Advisory Notice: Please be advised that this item contains images of nudity and sexually explicit content.
Features an article on the First Australian Sculpture Triennial, with a passage on, and an image depicting Rosalie Gascoigne's work "Piece to walk around".
Newspaper clippings, exhibition catalogues and ephemera, correspondence, 1974 - 1981 (File 9) - Box 1 (MS Acc10.045)
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Includes articles on exhibitions held at: Macquarie Galleries, Canberra; Gallery A, Sydney; The Phillip Morris Arts Grant Second Annual Exhibition, Melbourne; Ray Hughes Gallery, Brisbane; the Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane; National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne; the Sydney Biennial; Art Gallery South Australia, Adelaide; the First Australian Sculpture Triennial at La Trobe University and Preston Institute of Technology; Pinacotheca, Richmond; the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney; and Burnie Art Gallery, Burnie.
Also includes artist profiles on Rosalie Gascoigne, and correspondence relating to various exhibitions and artworks including the Artists for Labor Sale and Auction held at the Anna Symons Gallery in November 1975; the National Gallery of Victoria for the exhibition "Survey 2"; John Buckley at the Art Institute of Chicago; the Third Biennale of Sydney; the First Australian Sculpture Triennial; and the Art Gallery of NSW, Australian Perspecta.
Exhibition book - Australia: Venice Biennale 1982, 1982 (Item 10) - Box 2 (MS Acc10.045)
Australia: Venice Biennale 1982: works by Peter Booth and Rosalie Gascoigne, presented by the Visual Arts Board of the Australian Council. Features multiple works by Rosalie Gascoigne, her artwork "Scrub Country", 1981 is on the front cover.
Book - Philip Morris Arts Grant, Australian Art of the Last Ten Years, 1982 (Item 11) - Box 2 (MS Acc10.045)
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Exhibition catalogue - la Biennale: Arti Visive '82, 1982 (Item 12) - Box 2 (MS Acc10.045)
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Features a article on the Australian artists exhibiting at the Venice Biennale, 1982, including Rosalie Gascoigne. She exhibits nine works. Book is in Italian.
Correspondence and papers - Venice Biennale, 1981 - 1982 (File 13a) - Box 2 (MS Acc10.045)
Material relating to the Venice Biennale, Includes correspondence, schedules, exhibition floorplans, handwritten calendar (May, June, July 1982), lists, biographies, photocopies of artworks, loan agreement forms, newsletters, maps, itinerary, notes, newspaper clippings, and 1 colour photo.
Reports - Venice Biennale 1978 and 1980, c. 1981-1982 (File 13b) - Box 2 (MS Acc10.045)
Also includes photocopies of images.
Newspaper clippings, correspondence and catalogues - Exhibitions, 1983 - 1986 (File 14) - Box 2 (MS Acc10.045)
Includes articles and correspondence relating to exhibitions held at: Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney; the exhibition "Continuum '83" at Gallery Lunami, Tokyo; National Art Gallery, Wellington; Auckland City Art Gallery, Auckland; Pinacotheca, Richmond; the Second Australian Sculpture Triennial at the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne; Wollongong City Gallery, Wollongong; and the University of Melbourne Gallery, Melbourne. Also includes articles on Rosalie Gascoigne, reflections, postcards, catalogues, and a transcript.
Exhibition catalogue- Australian Sculpture Now, Second Australian Sculpture Triennial, Graeme Sturgeon, 1984 - 1985 (Item 15) - Box 3 (MS Acc10.045)
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Contains a profile on Rosalie Gascoigne on page 35 and images of her artworks on pages 94 and 95. Also includes a room sheet listing works and associated events.
Exhibition catalogue - Australian Perspecta 1983: A biennial survey of contemporary Australian art, Art Gallery of New South Wales, 1983 (Item 16) - Box 3 (MS Acc10.045)
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Book includes list of exhibitions featuring Rosalie Gascoigne art on page 117 and contains image of her artwork "Graven Image", 1982.
Magazine - Art-Network 13, Spring 1984, 1984 (Item 17) - Box 3 (MS Acc10.045)
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Features articles on Rosalie Gascoigne and her work exhibition in "Continuum '83".
Exhibition catalogue - Continuum '83, 1983 (Item 18) - Box 3 (MS Acc10.045)
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Catalogue for Continuum '83 The 1st exhibition of Australian contemporary art in Japan, 22 August-3 September, 1983, Tokyo. Book is in Japanese and English. Features a biography on Rosalie Gascoigne, a list of works planned for display at the exhibition "Continuum '83", and an image of her work "Herb Garden", 1982.
Exhibition book - Rosalie Gascoigne, 1985 (Item 19) - Box 3 (MS Acc10.045)
Exhibition book, Rosalie Gascoigne , Fine Arts Gallery, The University of Tasmania, 6-28 September 1985. Features images of selected artworks mostly from 1984 and 1985.
Exhibition catalogue - Acquisitions 1973 - 1983, University Art Museum, University of Queensland, 1983 (Item 20) - Box 3 (MS Acc10.045)
Features the artwork "Dolly Boxes", 1976 by Rosalie Gascoigne.
Exhibition catalogue - Contemporary art in Australia - a review, Museum of Contemporary Art, Brisbane, 1987 (Item 21) - Box 3 (MS Acc10.045)
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Exhibition to mark the opening of the Museum of Contemporary Art - Brisbane, 18 July 1987. Features Rosalie Gascoigne's artwork "Street Wise", 1986.
Exhibition catalogues - A New Romance, 1987 (File 22) - Box 3 (MS Acc10.045)
2 copies of Australian National Gallery exhibition catalogue for A New Romance at University Drill Hall Gallery, 12 September to 15 November 1987. Rosalie Gascoigne is listed at the back of the catalogue with her artwork "Plenty", 1986.
Exhibition catalogue - What is Contemporary Art?, Rooseum Malmo Sweden, 1989 (Item 23) - Box 3 (MS Acc10.045)
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Features Rosalie Gascoigne's works on pages 42 to 49. Includes images. Book is in Swedish and English.
Exhibition book - Australian Biennale 1988: From the Southern Cross, A View of World art c. 1940 - 1988, Biennale of Sydney, 1988 (Item 24) - Box 4 (MS Acc10.045)
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Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP):This item contains Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP) of Australian First Nations peoples, including the artwork "The Aboriginal Memorial", 1987-1988 by the Raminging artists community from the Liyagawumirr, Manharrngu, Gupapuyngu, Ganalbingu, Liyagalawumirr, Malarra and Rembarrnga cultural groups. Restrictions on access and use of this material may apply. Contact the National Library of Australia for further information.
Features article on Rosalie Gascoigne and her artwork "Roadside", 1988 on pages 132 to 133.
Exhibition catalogue - Third Australian Sculpture Triennial, National Gallery of Victoria, 1987 (Item 25) - Box 4 (MS Acc10.045)
Features the artwork "Flash Art", 1987 by Rosalie Gascoigne.
Newspaper clippings, catalogues, correspondence - Exhibitions, 1987 - 1989 (File 26a) - Box 4 (MS Acc10.045)
Includes correspondence, room sheets, correspondence, exhibition flyers, project statement, and newspaper clippings about exhibitions held at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Brisbane; the Third Australian Sculpture Triennial; Solander Gallery, Canberra; Gertrude Street Artists Spaces, Fitzroy; the Sydney Biennale; and the Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney. Also includes an invitation to a gallery opening.
Magazine - Artlink, Volume 8, no. 3, September 1988 (Item 26b) - Box 4 (MS Acc10.045)
Features an article on the Australian Biennale and depicts Rosalie Gascoigne's work "Tiger, Tiger", 1987.
Final report on exhibition Sense of Place, 1990 (Item 27) - Box 4 (MS Acc10.045)
Organised by the Ivan Dougherty Gallery and New Zealand 1990 Committee (Australia). Exhibition of work by Rosalie Gascoigne and Colin McCahon.
Exhibition catalogue - Rosalie Gascoigne - Colin McCahon: Sense of Place, Ivan Dougherty Gallery, 1990 (Item 28) - Box 4 (MS Acc10.045)
Features a number of works by Rosalie Gascoigne, mostly created during the 1980s.
Exhibition catalogue - Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art 1990, Art Gallery of South Australia, 1990 (Item 29) - Box 4 (MS Acc10.045)
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Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP):This item contains Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP) of Australian First Nations peoples, including the works of England Bangala of the Gunardba cultural group, Gordon Bennett of the Birri Gubba and Darumbal cultural groups, Dorothy Galaledba of the Gun-nartpa cultural group, Les Midikuria of the Rembarrnga cultural group, Tjunkaya Tapaya of the Pitjantjatjara cultural group, and Rover Thomas of the Wangkajunga and Kukatja cultural groups. Restrictions on access and use of this material may apply. Contact the National Library of Australia for further information.
Features an article on Rosalie Gascoigne and her work "Monaro", 1989 on pages 42 and 43.
Magazine - Eyeline: east coast contemporary visual arts, Number thirteen, Spring/Summer, 1990 (Item 30) - Folio-Box 24 (MS Acc10.045)
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Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP):This item contains Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP) of Australian First Nations peoples, including the works of Gordon Bennett of the Birri Gubba and Darumbal cultural groups. Restrictions on access and use of this material may apply. Contact the National Library of Australia for further information.
Features an advertisement for the Queensland Art Gallery with the image of the work "Lamplit", 1989 by Rosalie Gascoigne, as well as an exhibition review of "A Sense of Place", which features the works of Rosalie Gascoigne on pages 38 to 39.
Exhibition catalogue- Acquisitions 1984-1990, University Art Museum, University of Queensland, 1990 (Item 31) - Box 4 (MS Acc10.045)
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Includes a note to Rosalie Gascoigne, features her artwork "Daffodils", 1986 on page 25.
Magazine - Tension issue 20, Avant-Garde Art in the USSR, March 1990 (Item 32) - Box 4 (MS Acc10.045)
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Features an article on Rosalie Gascoigne on page 60, showing an image of her work "Lamplit".
Newspaper clippings, correspondence and catalogues - Exhibitions, 1989 - 1990 (File 33) - Box 5 (MS Acc10.045)
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Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP):This file contains Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP) of Australian First Nations peoples, including the works of Gordon Bennett of the Birri Gubba and Darumbal cultural groups, and Tim Levrah (Leura) Tjapaljarri from the Anmatyerre cultural group. Restrictions on access and use of this material may apply. Contact the National Library of Australia for further information.
Includes material relating to exhibitions at Roslyn Oxley 9 Gallery, Sydney; the Adelaide Biennale; the Australian National Gallery, Canberra; Musée Fabre, Montpellier; Ivan Dougherty Gallery, Sydney; and the Ian Potter Gallery, Melbourne. Also includes artist statements, correspondence with the Art Gallery of South Australia, loan agreement forms, and a gallery floorplan.
Exhibition catalogue- The Readymade Boomerang: Certain Relations in 20th Century Art, 8th Biennale of Sydney, 1990 (Item 34) - Box 5 (MS Acc10.045)
Features Rosalie Gascoigne's works "Golden Means", 1989 and "Monaro", 1989. pg. 192-193.
Exhibition catalogue - l' été australien à montpellier, Musée Fabre Galerie Saint Ravy, c. 1990 (Item 35) - Box 5 (MS Acc10.045)
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Features Rosalie Gascoigne's work "Abondance" (sic), 1986 on page 87. Book is in French.
Newspaper clippings, correspondence and catalogues - Exhibitions, 1990 - 1993 (File 36a) - Box 5 (MS Acc10.045)
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Includes material relating to exhibitions at the Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane; Pinacotheca, Richmond; the Bath House Rotorua"s Art and History Museum, Rotorua; Australian Parliament House, Canberra; Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney; Canberra Contemporary Art Space, Canberra; Gorman House, Canberra; Monash University Gallery, Melbourne; National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne; the Clemenger Triennial Exhibition of Contemporary Art; Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney; Ivan Dougherty Gallery, Sydney; and Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei. Also includes exhibition information for the "Arco Coal" exhibition at the Queensland Art Gallery, artist profiles, photocopies of images of exhibitions, and correspondence with universities.
Exhibition catalogue - Diverse Visions: Twelve Australian Mid to Late Career Artists, 1991 (Item 36b) - Box 5 (MS Acc10.045)
Features a profile on Rosalie Gascoigne on pages 14 and 15, showing her work "Lamplit", 1989. Signed by artists on inside of front cover.
Magazine - Art monthly Australia, number 43, August - September 1991 (Item 36c) - Box 6 (MS Acc10.045)
Features Rosalie Gascoigne on page 17 in relation to an exhibition at Monash University Gallery.
Exhibition catalogue - The Readymade Boomerang, Eighth Biennale of Sydney, 1992 (Item 37) - Box 6 (MS Acc10.045)
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Features Rosalie Gascoigne on pages 16 and 18, includes images of her works "Highway Code", "Blue Streak", "Marmalade" and "Plainsong". Book is in English and German.
Exhibition catalogue - Conversations: Festival of Installation Works, Canberra Contemporary Art Space, 1992 (Item 38) - Box 6 (MS Acc10.045)
Features Rosalie Gascoigne and her works "Cloud Nos 1, 2 & 3"; "Feathered Fence", "Lake"; and "Set up".
Exhibition catalogue - Cross Currents: Contemporary New Zealand and Australian Art from the Chartwell Collection, Waikato Museum of Art and History/Te Whare Taonga o Waikato, 1991 (Item 39) - Box 6 (MS Acc10.045)
Featuring multiple works by Rosalie Gascoigne.
Magazine - Art monthly Australia, December 1989 - January 1990 (Item 40a) - Box 6 (MS Acc10.045)
Features an article on Rosalie Gascoigne and an image of her work "All that glisters", 1989 on pages 18 to 19.
Exhibition catalogue - Art of this world, the MCA Collection, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, 1993 (Item 40b) - Box 6 (MS Acc10.045)
Features an image of Rosalie Gascoigne's installation inside the front cover.
Exhibition catalogue - Triennial Exhibition of Contemporary Australian Art, National Gallery of Victoria, 1993 (Item 40c) - Box 6 (MS Acc10.045)
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Features an artist profile on Rosalie Gascoigne on an unnumbered page.
Exhibition Catalogue - Art Acquisitions 1990-1992, Queensland University of Technology, 1992 (Item 40d) - Box 6 (MS Acc10.045)
Lists Rosalie Gascoigne work "Close owly", 1990 on page 15.
Exhibition catalogue - Diverse Visions, Twelve Australian mid to late career artists, 1991 (Item 40e) - Box 6 (MS Acc10.045)
Features a profile on Rosalie Gascoigne on pages 14 and 15, showing her work "Lamplit", 1989.
Exhibition catalogue - Off the Wall / In the Air: A Seventies Collection, 1991 (Item 40f) - Box 6 (MS Acc10.045)
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Features an image of Rosalie Gascoigne's work "2 feathered chairs" on page 35.
Exhibition catalogue - Identities: Art from Australia, 1994 (Item 41) - Box 6 (MS Acc10.045)
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Features an entry on Rosalie Gascoigne and images of her works "Highway Code", 1985 and "Set-up", 1984 on pages 73 to 76.
Exhibition catalogue - Circle Line Square, Aspects of Geometry, Campbelltown City Art Gallery, 1994 (Item 42a) - Box 6 (MS Acc10.045)
Exhibition featuring Rosalie Gascoigne's works "Tesserae 4", 1989 and "Witness", 1994 on pages 30 and 31.
Exhibition catalogue - 100% Tracy, Northern Territory Centre for Contemporary Art, 1994 (Item 42ba) - Box 6 (MS Acc10.045)
Exhibition featuring Rosalie Gascoigne's work "Pink Window", 1975 on page 18.
Exhibition catalogue - Pictures for the Sky: Art Kites, c. 1989 (Item 43) - Box 7 (MS Acc10.045)
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Features Rosalie Gascoigne and her work "Highway to Heaven" on unnumbered pages.
Magazine - Monument, Architecture Quarterly, Volume 1 Number 3, 1994 (Item 44) - Box 7 (MS Acc10.045)
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Features an article on Rosalie Gascoigne and her artworks from pages 66 to 69.
Newspaper clippings, correspondence and catalogues - Exhibitions, 1994 - 2004 (File 45a) - Box 7 (MS Acc10.045)
Includes material relating to exhibitions at the Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth; Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney; Canberra Contemporary Art Space, Canberra; Auckland City Art Gallery, Auckland; Robert Linsday Gallery; Northern Territory Centre for Contemporary Art, Darwin; "Pictures for the Sky" exhibition, Sydney. Also includes correspondence with the Art Kite Museum.
Exhibition catalogue - 100% Tracy, Northern Territory Centre for Contemporary Art, 1994 (Item 45b) - Box 7 (MS Acc10.045)
Features Rosalie Gascoigne's work "Pink Window", 1975 on page 18. Inscribed with a message from Steve Fox, director of the Northern Territory Centre for Contemporary Art.
Newspaper clippings, correspondence and catalogues - Exhibitions, 1995 - 1996 (File 46) - Box 7 (MS Acc10.045)
Includes material relating to exhibitions at the Lopdell House Gallery, Auckland; Drill Hall Gallery, Canberra; National Gallery of Australia, Canberra; Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney; Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney; Adelaide Festival; Canberra Contemporary Art Space, Canberra; Auckland City Art Gallery, Auckland; Robert Linsday Gallery; Northern Territory Centre. Also includes loan agreements.
Award for the Cheju Pre-Biennale, 1995 (Item 47) - Folio-Box 24 (MS Acc10.045)
Presented to Rosalie Gascoigne
Exhibition catalogue - Spirit + Place: Art in Australia 1861-1996, Museum of Contemporary Art, c. 1996-1997 (Item 48) - Box 7 (MS Acc10.045)
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Features Rosalie Gascoigne's work "Feathered Fence" on pages 29. Signed by Gascoigne on title page.
Exhibition catalogue - Islands: Contemporary Installations, National Gallery of Australia, 1996 (Item 49) - Box 8 (MS Acc10.045)
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Features an article on Rosalie Gascoigne and images of her works "String of Blue Days", 1994; "But Mostly Air", 1994-1995; and "High Summer", 1996, on pages 13 to 18.
Exhibition catalogue - In the Company of Women, 100 years of Australian Women's Art from the Cruthers Collection, Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts, 1995 (Item 50) - Box 8 (MS Acc10.045)
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Features Rosalie Gascoigne's work "Past Glories", 1988 on page 46 and a listing on page 64.
Exhibition catalogue - Australian Art 1940-1990 from the Collection of the National Gallery of Australia, 1995 (Item 51) - Box 8 (MS Acc10.045)
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Features Rosalie Gascoigne on pages 113 to 114. Book is in English and Japanese.
Exhibition catalogue - Perceived Differently, 1995 (Item 52) - Box 8 (MS Acc10.045)
Canberra National Sculpture Forum exhibition at Drill Hall Gallery, Australian National University, 2-30 April 1995. Features Rosalie Gascoigne and an image of her work on pages 3 and 4.
Newspaper clippings, correspondence and catalogues - Exhibitions, 1994 - 1998 (File 53) - Box 8 (MS Acc10.045)
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Includes material relating to exhibitions held at the Museum of Modern Art, Oxford, and the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney. Also includes planning notes, an education kit by the Art Gallery of New South Wales and a paper on Rosalie Gascoigne.
Exhibition catalogue - In Place (Out of Time): Contemporary art in Australia, Museum of Modern Art, Oxford, 1997 (Item 54) - Box 8 (MS Acc10.045)
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Features Rosalie Gascoigne's work "Highway Code", 1985 on page 33 and an article from pages 39 to 44.
Exhibition catalogue - Still-life still lives, Art Gallery of South Australia, 1997 (Item 55) - Box 8 (MS Acc10.045)
Features Rosalie Gascoigne and image of her artwork "Set-up", 1984 on pages 36 and 37.
Magazine - Look, Art Gallery Society of New South Wales, November 1997 (Item 56) - Box 8 (MS Acc10.045)
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Features an article on Rosalie Gascoigne and images of her works on pages 12 and 13.
Journal - Broadsheet: contemporary visual arts & culture, Vol 27, No 1, 1998 (Item 57) - Box 8 (MS Acc10.045)
Features an article on Rosalie Gascoigne and images of her works on pages 14 and 15.
Exhibition catalogue - Rosalie Gascoigne: Material as Landscape, Art Gallery of New South Wales, 1997 (Item 58) - Box 8 (MS Acc10.045)
Catalogue of Rosalie Gascoigne's solo show at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, 14 November 1997 - 11 January 1998.
Magazine - Art in America, February 1999 (Item 59) - Box 8 (MS Acc10.045)
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Features an article on an exhibition of Rosalie Gascoigne's works from pages 88 to 91.
Magazine - Monument no. 23, 1997 (Item 60) - Box 8 (MS Acc10.045)
Features a review of Rosalie Gascoigne's exhibition "Material as Landscape" and an image of her artwork "Wattle Strike", 1983 on page 97.
Magazine - State of the arts: New Zealand, December 1997 - March 1998 (Item 61) - Folio-Box 24 (MS Acc10.045)
Features an article on Rosalie Gascoigne's solo exhibition "Material as Landscape".
Newspaper clippings, correspondence and catalogues - Exhibitions, 1997 - 1999 (File 62) - Box 9 (MS Acc10.045)
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Includes newspaper clippings, correspondence, room sheets, event flyers, and other material relating to exhibitions at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney; Greenway Art Galleries, Adelaide; University of South Australia Art Museum, Adelaide; Sixth Australian Contemporary Art Fair, Melbourne; Canberra Museum and Gallery, Canberra; Niagara Galleries, Richmond; Roslyn Oxley9 Galleries, Sydney; Museum of Modern Art at Heide, Melbourne; Auckland Art Gallery, United Nations, New York. Also includes correspondence about a talk at the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, ephemera, and 4 colour photos.
Exhibition catalogue - Other stories, 1997 (Item 63a) - Box 9 (MS Acc10.045)
An Asialink exhibition curated by Alison Carroll. Features Rosalie Gascoigne and an image of her work "Skylark", 1994-1995 on pages 2, 8, and 9.
Exhibition catalogue- Ways of being, Ivan Dougherty Gallery, 1998 (Item 63b) - Box 9 (MS Acc10.045)
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Features Rosalie Gascoigne and her work "Witness", 1994 on pages 20 and 21.
Exhibition catalogue - The Infinite Space: Women, Minimalism and the Sculptural Object, The Ian Potter Museum of Art, 1998 (Item 63c) - Box 9 (MS Acc10.045)
Catalogue for exhibition at the Ian Potter Museum of Art, University of Melbourne, 28 September to 6 December 1998. Features an image of Rosalie Gascoigne's work "Clouds III", 1992 on pages 19 to 20.
Exhibition catalogue - Expanse: Aboriginalities, spatialities and the politics of ecstasy, The University of South Australia Art Museum, 1998 (Item 63d) - Box 9 (MS Acc10.045)
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Book accompanies exhibition at the University of South Australia Art Museum, 4 September to 3 October 1998. Features Rosalie Gascoigne and her artworks on pages 5, 18, 19, and 26.
Exhibition catalogue - 20th Century Australian and New Zealand Painting, Martin Browne Fine Art, September 1998 (Item 63e) - Box 9 (MS Acc10.045)
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Features Rosalie Gascoigne's works "Bush Yellow", 1993; "Conundrum", 1990; "Harlequin", 1994-95; and "Tree of Life", 1994.
Exhibition catalogue - Towards a society for all ages: World Artists at the Millennium, United Nations, 1999 (Item 63f) - Box 9 (MS Acc10.045)
Exhibition at the United Nations Visitors Lobby, New York, 11 September through 18 October 1999. Features Rosalie Gascoigne's work "Black Tulip", 1998 on an unnumbered page. Also includes letter from the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts thanking Gascoigne for her participation in the exhibition, 7 October 1999.
Exhibition catalogue - Toi Toi Toi, Museum Fridericianum Kassel and Auckland Art Gallery, 1999 (Item 64) - Box 9 (MS Acc10.045)
Book to accompany exhibitions at Museum Fridericianum Kassel 23 January-5 April 1999 and Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki 21 May -8 August 1999. Features the work of Rosalie Gascoigne on pages 74-85, 188 and 193. Book is in English and German.
Exhibition catalogue - Clemenger Contemporary Art Award, Museum of Modern Art at Heide, 1999 (Item 65) - Box 9 (MS Acc10.045)
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Features the work of Rosalie Gascoigne and her work "Orangery", 1998 on pages 16-17.
Book - Exploring Culture and Community for the 21st Century, Global Arts Link Ipswich, 1999 (Item 66) - Box 9 (MS Acc10.045)
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Book about museum and gallery theory. Features Rosalie Gascoigne and her work on page 59 and 132.
Exhibition catalogue - Home and away; Contemporary Australian and New Zealand Art from the Chartwell Collection, William McAloon, 1999 (Item 67) - Box 9 (MS Acc10.045)
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Features Rosalie Gascoigne and her work on page 38-39 and 135.
Magazine - Gallery News, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tomaki News, June - August 1999 (Item 68) - Box 9 (MS Acc10.045)
Features an advertisement for exhibition "Home and away: Contemporary Australian and New Zealand Art from the Chartwell Collection", featuring Rosalie Gascoigne's work "Big Yellow", 1988.
Exhibition catalogue- Drive, power>progress>desire, Govett-Brewster Art Gallery, 2000 (Item 69) - Box 9 (MS Acc10.045)
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Rosalie Gascoigne's work in the exhibition "Party Piece", 1988, listed in the back of the book.
Exhibition catalogue - A Century of Collecting 1901>2001, Ivan Dougherty Gallery, 2001 (File 70) - Box 9 (MS Acc10.045)
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Lists Rosalie Gascoigne and her work "Leaning Piece", 1974 as part of the exhibition.
Magazine - Arena, no. 52, April - May 2001 (Item 71) - Box 9 (MS Acc10.045)
Features an article on Rosalie Gascoigne on pages 42 to 44 and an artwork on the back cover.
Exhibition catalogue - MCA Unpacked II: Six artists select from the MCA collection, Museum of Contemporary Art, 2003 (Item 72) - Box 10 (MS Acc10.045)
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Features Rosalie Gascoigne's work "Tiger tiger", 1987 on pages 36 and 37.
Exhibition catalogue - From the studio of Rosalie Gascoigne, The Australian National University, 2000 (Item 73) - Box 10 (MS Acc10.045)
Book accompanying exhibition at Drill Hall Gallery, Australian National University, 5 September-8 October 2000. Features biographical content and art by Rosalie Gascoigne selected from her estate.
Exhibition catalogue - Sydney 2000 Biennale, 2000 (Item 74) - Box 10 (MS Acc10.045)
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Features Rosalie Gascoigne's work "Metropolis", 1999 on pages 52 and 53.
Newspaper clippings, correspondence and catalogues - Exhibitions, 2000 - 2003 (File 75) - Box 10 (MS Acc10.045)
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Includes material relating to exhibitions at the Sydney Biennale, Sydney; Drill Hall Gallery, Canberra; Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney; and Gow Langsford Gallery, Sydney. Also includes loan agreements, brochures and flyers, room sheets, press clippings, event brief, and correspondence.
Exhibition catalogue - Treasures Tarrawarra Museum of Art at Ellenbrook Gallery, Ellenbrook Arts, 2009 (Item 76a) - Box 10 (MS Acc10.045)
Catalogue for exhibition at Ellenbrook Gallery, 24 October- 29 November 2009. Features Rosalie Gascoigne's work "Lantern", 1990.
Exhibition catalogue - Contrasts within the Charles Sturt University Collection, Wagga Wagga Regional Art Gallery, 2005 (Item 76b) - Box 10 (MS Acc10.045)
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Catalogue for exhibition at the Wagga Wagga Regional Art Gallery, 4 February- 20 March 2005. Features the work "Tesserae 1", 1989 by Rosalie Gascoigne on page 18.
Magazine - Gallery, National Gallery of Victoria, January - February 2009 (Item 76c) - Box 10 (MS Acc10.045)
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Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP): This item contains Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP) of Australian First Nations peoples, including the work of Tommy McRae of the Kwatkwat cultural group, John Mawurndjal of the Kuninjku cultural group, Maureen Nampajinpa of the Warlpiri cultural group, and Walangkura Napanangka of the Pintupi cultural groups. Restrictions on access and use of this material may apply. Contact the National Library of Australia for further information.
Features an article on Rosalie Gascoigne and her work "Flash Art", 1987 on pages 28 and 29.
2 Invitations to the exhibition "Rosalie Gascoigne", 2004 (File 77a) - Box 10 (MS Acc10.045)
Exhibition held at the City Gallery Wellington in New Zealand, opening 21 February 2004. Two invitations on metal.
Magazine - , Volume 14, Number 3, August 2004 (Item 77b) - Box 10 (MS Acc10.045)
Contains a review of the "Rosalie Gascoigne" exhibition held at City Gallery Wellington in New Zealand and the accompanying catalogue.
"Rosalie Gascoigne" exhibition - report and publicity summary, 2004 (File 78) - Box 11 (MS Acc10.045)
Photocopied and spiral bound documents, "Rosalie Gascoigne" exhibition 22 February-16 May 2004 at the City Gallery Wellington in New Zealand. Also includes photocopied section of poetry book A Return to Poetry 1999 with a note stapled to the cover explaining it contains Rosalie Gascoigne's favourite poems, and poems that influenced her and others inspired by her work.
Biographical papers, correspondence and exhibition planning - "Rosalie Gascoigne" exhibition, 1998 - 2010 (File 79) - Box 11 (MS Acc10.045)
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Mostly relates to a retrospective exhibition called "Rosalie Gascoigne" held at the City Gallery Wellington, Wellington and the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne. Includes correspondence, ephemera, floor plans, menu, newspaper clipping, and a gallery program.
Exhibition report - "Rosalie Gascoigne", 2009 (Item 80) - Box 11 (MS Acc10.045)
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Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP): This item contains Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP) of Australian First Nations peoples, including the work of Gali Yalkarriwuy Gurriwiwi of the Yolgnu cultural group. Restrictions on access and use of this material may apply. Contact the National Library of Australia for further information.
Exhibition report by the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne. Exhibition held between 19 December 2008 and 15 March 2009.
Series 2. Rosalie Gascoigne's art dealers, 1974 - 1999
Correspondence from Rosalie Gascoigne's art dealers, mainly on sales of artworks. Includes some articles on art gallery owner, Bruce Pollard.
Correspondence with galleries, 1988 - 1999 (File 83) - Box 11 (MS Acc10.045)
Mostly notices of sales. Correspondents include; Greenway Art Gallery, Adelaide and Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney.
Correspondence with galleries, 1974 - 1999 (File 84a) - Box 12 (MS Acc10.045)
Mostly notices of sales and some catalogues. Includes copies of articles on Bruce Pollard, gallery owner of Pinacotheca. Correspondents include; Macquarie Galleries, Canberra; Gallery A, Sydney; Ray Hughes, Brisbane; and Pinacotheca, Melbourne.
Magazine - Art Monthly Australia, Number 37, December 1990 - January 1991 (Item 84b) - Box 12 (MS Acc10.045)
Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP): This item contains Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP) of Australian First Nations peoples, including bark paintings from Arnhem land. Restrictions on access and use of this material may apply. Contact the National Library of Australia for further information.
Contains an article on Bruce Pollard, gallery owner of Pinacotheca, and an image of the artwork "Lamplight", 1982 by Rosalie Gascoigne for an advertisement for the Queensland Art Gallery.
Series 3. Art production, 2001
Rosalie Gascoigne: Catalogue of Works, Volume 1, 2001 (Item 85) - Folio-Box 13 (MS Acc10.045)
Spiral bound catalogue of works with colour photos and details of each work such as title, date, materials, exhibition and sales history. Compiled by SCB Gascoigne assisted by Charles M Gascoigne with images.
Rosalie Gascoigne: Catalogue of Works, Volume 2, 2001 (Item 86) - Folio-Box 13 (MS Acc10.045)
Spiral bound catalogue of works with colour photos and details of each work such as title, date, materials, exhibition and sales history. Compiled by SCB Gascoigne assisted by Charles M Gascoigne with images.
Series 4. Diaries, calendars, address books, notebooks, 1940 - 2004
Notebook - finances, 1976 - 1979 (Item 88) - Box 12 (MS Acc10.045)
Handwritten expense tracking and receipts.
Notebook - finances, 1984 - 1989 (Item 89) - Box 12 (MS Acc10.045)
Handwritten expense tracking and receipts.
Financial year diary, 1982 - 1983 (Item 90) - Box 12 (MS Acc10.045)
Contains appointments, expenses and receipts.
Financial year diary, 1989 - 1990 (Item 91) - Box 12 (MS Acc10.045)
Contains appointments, expenses and receipts.
Financial year diary, 1991 - 1992 (Item 92) - Box 12 (MS Acc10.045)
Contains appointments, expenses and receipts.
Financial year diary, 1992 - 1993 (Item 93) - Box 12 (MS Acc10.045)
Contains appointments, expenses and receipts.
Financial year diary, 1997 - 1998 (Item 94) - Box 12 (MS Acc10.045)
Contains appointments, expenses and receipts.
Financial year diary, 1993 - 1994 (Item 95) - Box 12 (MS Acc10.045)
Contains appointments, expenses and receipts.
Financial year diary, 1994 - 1995 (Item 96) - Box 12 (MS Acc10.045)
Contains appointments, expenses and receipts.
Financial year diary, 1995 - 1996 (Item 97) - Box 14 (MS Acc10.045)
Contains appointments, expenses and receipts.
Financial year diary, 1996 - 1997 (Item 98) - Box 14 (MS Acc10.045)
Contains appointments, expenses and receipts.
Financial year diary, 1998 - 1999 (Item 99) - Box 14 (MS Acc10.045)
Contains appointments, expenses and receipts.
Financial year diary, 1999 - 2000 (Item 100) - Box 14 (MS Acc10.045)
Contains appointments, expenses and receipts.
Wall calendar, 1985 (Item 108a) - Box 14 (MS Acc10.045)
Australian National Gallery wall calendar with appointments.
Series 5. Rosalie Gascoigne and other artists, 1959 - 2004
Correspondence with artists, curators, and others in the art world; as well as exhibition catalogues and ephemera. Rosalie Gascoigne's Colin McCahon books, catalogues and cuttings.
Correspondence - Peter Booth, Robert Owen, 1976 - 1989 (File 109a) - Box 15 (MS Acc10.045)
Peter Booth: letter to Rosalie Gascoigne; exhibition catalogue/room sheet for "Project 12" at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, 20 March - 19 April 1976; pricelist for exhibition "Peter Booth: Drawings 1977-1987" at Deutscher, Gertrude Street, [originally in back of exhibition catalogue (item 109b)].
Robert Owen: Invitation to opening of "Phase Zone Three (Into the Light)" an installation by Robert Owen, Victorian College of the Arts, 1-14 March 1988; note from Owen to Rosalie Gascoigne; astrology material.
Exhibition catalogue - Peter Booth: Drawings 1977-1987, Deutscher, Gertrude Street, 1989 (Item 109b) - Box 15 (MS Acc10.045)
Catalogue for exhibition at Deutscher, Gertrude Street, Victoria, 22 February - 17 March 1989. Introduction by Rosalie Gascoigne.
Exhibition catalogue - John Armstrong, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart, 1976 (Item 109c) - Box 15 (MS Acc10.045)
Catalogue for exhibition "John Armstrong sculptures" at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart, 2 December 1975 - 25 January 1976 and the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston 2 February - 22 February 1976.
Exhibition catalogue - Phase Zone Three (Into the Light), Victorian College of the Arts, 1988 (Item 109d) - Box 15 (MS Acc10.045)
Catalogue for "Phase Zone Three (Into the Light)" an installation by Robert Owen, Victorian College of the Arts, 1-14 March 1988. Inscription to Rosalie Gascoigne inside front cover.
Correspondence - Carl Plate, David Jenz, Robert Klippel, 1970 - 1998 (File 110a) - Box 15 (MS Acc10.045)
Correspondence with artist Carl Plate 1970-1992.
Artist David Jenz, draft application for a 1998 fellowship grant from the Capital Arts Patrons Organisation, also includes reference letter for grant from Rosalie Gascoigne, and letter of thanks to her from David Jenz.
Robert Klippel: photocopied sales invoice for Robert Klippel drawing purchased by Rosalie Gascoigne, 1978; correspondence 1980, 1987; exhibition catalogue for "19th and 20th Century Australian Painting: Selected works" at Martin Browne Fine Art -East, 1997, with annotation next to entry of Tony Tuckson painting "Purchased 16 May 1997".
Marie Hagerty: Exhibition room sheet "Marie Hagerty", Olsen Carr Art Dealers, Paddington, 26 May-20 June 1998; exhibition invitation "Marie Hagerty: Recent paintings", aGOG (Australian Girls Own Gallery), Kingston, 9 -28 May 1997; postcard.
Paul Boston: Room sheet for exhibition "Paul Boston" at Niagara Galleries, Victoria, 20 July - 7 August 1993. [Originally found in exhibition catalogue (item 110d)].
Wendy Stavrianos: Exhibition invitation "Recent works by Wendy Stavrianos", Gallery a, Paddington, 27 February-20 March 1982, and card.
Also includes correspondence from Ann Thompson, Bronwyn, Alison, Toni Robertson, Dick Watkins and Irene Scott [?], Elizabeth Gertsakis, Neil Roberts, Mandy, Helen Geier, R Taylor; and two newspaper clippings with exhibition reviews for Mandy Martin, and Michael Taylor.
Artist book - David Jenz: Sculpture, 1993 (Item 110b) - Box 15 (MS Acc10.045)
Self published book of David Jenz's sculptural work, with an essay by Gordon Bull.
Exhibition catalogue - Robert Kippel: Recent Sculpture & Works on Paper, Watters Gallery, 1983 (Item 110c) - Box 15 (MS Acc10.045)
Catalogue for exhibition at Watters Gallery, Sydney, 15 November - 10 December 1983.
Exhibition catalogue - Paul Boston, Niagara Galleries, 1993 (Item 110d) - Box 15 (MS Acc10.045)
Exhibition "Paul Boston" at Niagara Galleries, Victoria, 20 July - 7 August 1993. Note on page 2 that work "Painting No.3" was purchased by Rosalie Gascoigne 1993.
Correspondence - Susan Norrie, Ewan McDonald, 1988 - 1996 (File 111a) - Box 15 (MS Acc10.045)
Correspondence from curator and writer Ewan McDonald and artist Susan Norrie; proof transcript of Ewan McDonald's interview of Rosalie Gascoigne 1988, and photocopy of interview published in Antic, 8 December 1990; partial article about Susan Norrie in Good Weekend. Also includes Canberra Contemporary Art Space membership card, 1996.
Exhibition catalogue - Susan Norrie: Paintings 1986-87,, 1988 (Item 111b) - Box 15 (MS Acc10.045)
Exhibition at L"Hotel Pozzo Di Borgo, Paris, November 1987; Galerie Passages, Troyes, 9 January-28 February 1988; and Foire D"Art Contemporain, Stockholm, 16-21 March 1988. Inscription to Rosalie Gascoigne inside front cover.
Correspondence - Gay Hawkes, 1985 - 1992 (File 112) - Box 15 (MS Acc10.045)
Correspondence from artist Gay Hawkes; 15 colour photos mainly of artwork, many with writing on the back, some sent as postcards; newspaper clipping about Gay Hawkes exhibition.
Correspondence - Ken Whisson, 1974 - 1983 (File 113a) - Box 15 (MS Acc10.045)
Correspondence between artist Ken Whisson and Rosalie Gascoigne.
Introductory remarks for opening of exhibition "Ken Whisson: Selected Paintings" at RMIT Gallery.
Room sheet for exhibition "Ken Whisson", Watters Gallery, Sydney, 9 - 26 August 1978.
Letter from Ray Hughes Gallery regarding purchasing a Ken Whisson painting, 23 March 1988.
Handwritten room sheet for Ken Whisson exhibition at Ray Hughes Gallery, 26 April 1978.
Receipt for Ken Whisson painting purchased by Gascoigne 18 October 1974.
3 colour photos of Whisson, one with Rosalie Gascoigne taken by Ben Gascoigne July 1978.
Exhibition catalogue - Ken Whisson: Selected Paintings, RMIT Gallery, 1978 (Item 113b) - Box 15 (MS Acc10.045)
Catalogue for exhibition "Ken Whisson: Selected Paintings" at RMIT Gallery, 18 September - 6 October 1978.
Exhibition catalogue - Ken Whisson: Paintings and Drawings, Ray Hughes Gallery, 1976 (Item 113c) - Box 15 (MS Acc10.045)
Catalogue for exhibition "Ken Whisson: Paintings and Drawings" at Ray Hughes Gallery, Brisbane, 19 June - 15 July 1976.
Exhibition catalogue - Ken Whisson, Niagara, 1994 (Item 113d) - Box 15 (MS Acc10.045)
Catalogue for exhibition "Ken Whisson" at Niagara, Victoria, 18 October - 5 November 1994.
Exhibition catalogue - Paintings and drawings by Ken Whisson, Macquarie Galleries, 1974 (Item 113e) - Box 15 (MS Acc10.045)
Catalogue for exhibition "Paintings and drawings by Ken Whisson", Macquarie Galleries, Sydney 28 August - 9 September 1974.
Correspondence - Lorna Chick, 1973 - 1987 (File 114a) - Box 16 (MS Acc10.045)
Correspondence from artist Lorna Chick; 2 newspaper articles about Lorna Chick's work 1976; and 5 colour photos of Chicks work with details written on back.
Exhibition catalogue - The Art of Lorna Chick, Benalla Art Gallery and Shepparton Art Gallery, 1985 (Item 114b) - Box 16 (MS Acc10.045)
Catalogue for exhibition "The Art of Lorna Chick", Benalla Art Gallery 21 April -4 June 1985, and Shepparton Art Gallery 17 June - 12 July 1985.
Correspondence - John Brock, 1974 - 1986 (File 115a) - Box 16 (MS Acc10.045)
Correspondence from artist John Brock.
Correspondence - Peter Fay, 1991 - 1997 (File 115b) - Box 16 (MS Acc10.045)
Correspondence from artist Peter Fay.
Correspondence - Tony Twigg, Ann Lewis, 1981, 2004 (File 115c) - Box 16 (MS Acc10.045)
Correspondence from artists Tony Twigg, Ann Lewis.
Correspondence - Ian North, 1983 - 1999 (File 116a) - Box 16 (MS Acc10.045)
Correspondence from artist Ian North.
Correspondence - James Mollison, 1976 - 1996 (File 116b) - Box 16 (MS Acc10.045)
Correspondence between James Mollison and Rosalie Gascoigne. Also includes a copy of an article in The Age, 2 April 1991 and a copy of the Australian National Gallery Annual Report 1989-90.
Correspondence - John McPhee, 1980 - 1987 (File 116c) - Box 16 (MS Acc10.045)
Correspondence from John McPhee, then a senior curator at the Australian National Gallery.
Correspondence - various, 1983 - 1990 (File 116d) - Box 16 (MS Acc10.045)
Correspondents include John Jones, Martin Terry, Warwick Reeder, Diana Woollard, May, Johannes, and Michael Lloyd.
Colin McCahon, 1983 - 1998 (File 117) - Box 16 (MS Acc10.045)
Material relating to artist Colin McCahon; includes correspondence with Peter McLeavey Gallery, Australian National Gallery, Art and Australia, Martin Browne Fine Art (proposed art trade, includes 3 colour photos of work); and 16 other colour photos of McCahon's work sent by Martin Browne.
Newspaper clippings on exhibitions and obituaries for McCahon; list of McCahon material in Rosalie Gascoigne's library.
Poster and background on works for exhibition "Colin McCahon: Gates and Journeys", Auckland City Art Gallery, New Zealand, 11 November 1988-26 February 1989.
Essay and room sheet for exhibition "I Will Need Words: Colin McCahon's Word and Number Paintings", National Art Gallery, Wellington, New Zealand, 11 April 1984 to 17 June 1984.
Essay for exhibition "Colin McCahon: The Mystical Landscape", National Art Gallery, Wellington, New Zealand, 12 December 1983 to 21 January 1984.
Exhibition catalogue - Candles in a Dark Room: James K Baxter and Colin McCahon, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki, 1995 - 1996 (Item 118) - Box 16 (MS Acc10.045)
Exhibition at Auckland City Art Gallery, July 1995 to 25 October 1996.
Exhibition catalogue - Teaching Aids: Colin McCahon, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki, 1995 - 1996 (Item 119) - Box 16 (MS Acc10.045)
Exhibition at Auckland City Art Gallery, October 1995 to January 1996.
Book - Colin McCahon: Artist, Gordon H Brown (AH & AW Reed), 1984 (Item 120) - Box 16 (MS Acc10.045)
Rosalie Gascoigne's name is written inside front cover.
Book - Colin McCahon: The Last Painting, Peter Webb Galleries, 1993 (Item 121) - Box 17 (MS Acc10.045)
Edition of 500, Rosalie Gascoigne's name is written on the front.
Exhibition catalogue - Necessary Correction: Colin McCahon, Stephen Bambury, Helmut Federle, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, 1997 (Item 122) - Box 17 (MS Acc10.045)
Exhibition at Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, New Zealand, 13 September 1997 to 7 December 1997.
Exhibition catalogue - A Tribute to Colin McCahon, 1919-87, Hocken Library, University of Otago, Dunedin, 1987 (Item 123) - Box 17 (MS Acc10.045)
Exhibition at Dunedin Public Art Gallery and Hocken Library, Dunedin, New Zealand, 22 August 1987 to 20 September 1987. Rosalie Gascoigne's name is written on the front.
Exhibition catalogue - Colin McCahon: Gates and Journeys, Auckland City Art Gallery, 1988 (Item 124) - Box 17 (MS Acc10.045)
Published to coincide with the exhibition "Colin McCahon: Gates and Journeys", Auckland City Art Gallery, New Zealand, 11 November 1988 to 26 February 1989.
Magazine - Metro, March 1991 (Item 125) - Box 17 (MS Acc10.045)
Contains article on Colin McCahon on pg. 74 and photocopy of 2 pages of the reader letters section of the June 1991 issue of the same magazine.
Exhibition catalogue - I Will Need Words: Colin McCahon's Word and Number Paintings, National Art Gallery, New Zealand, 1984 (Item 126) - Box 17 (MS Acc10.045)
Published in association with the exhibition "I Will Need Words: Colin McCahon's Word and Number Paintings", National Art Gallery, New Zealand, 11 April 1984 to 17 June 1984. Rosalie Gascoigne's name is written inside front cover.
Exhibition catalogue - Three Paintings by Colin McCahon, Martin Browne Fine Art, 1998 (Item 127) - Box 17 (MS Acc10.045)
Exhibited at the Australian Contemporary Art Fair 6, Melbourne, 1 - 4 October 1998; and Martin Brown Fine Art, Sydney, 14 October - 1 November 1998.
Journal - Art and Australia, Vol. 21, No.4, 1984 (Item 128) - Box 17 (MS Acc10.045)
Article by Rosalie Gascoigne, Colin McCahon:"Victory over Death 2" on pg. 490-491.
Journal - Art and Australia, Vol. 6, No.1, June 1968 (Item 129) - Box 17 (MS Acc10.045)
Detail of Colin McCahon work "Let Us Possess One World" on cover of journal, and article on Colin McCahon by Hamish Keith on pg. 61-69.
Exhibition catalogue - McCahon's "Necessary Protection", Govett-Brewster Art Gallery, 1977 (Item 130) - Box 17 (MS Acc10.045)
Catalogue for travelling exhibition McCahon's "Necessary Protection" beginning at the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery, New Zealand, 1 September 1977 to 25 September 1977. Rosalie Gascoigne's name is written inside front cover.
Exhibition catalogue - McCahon "Religious" Works 1946-1952, Manawatu Art Gallery, 1975 (Item 131) - Box 17 (MS Acc10.045)
Exhibition at Manawatu Art Gallery, New Zealand, March 1975. Rosalie Gascoigne's name is written inside front cover.
Exhibition catalogue - Colin McCahon: A Survey Exhibition, Auckland City Art Gallery, 1972 (Item 132) - Box 17 (MS Acc10.045)
Exhibition at Auckland City Art Gallery, New Zealand, 7 March 1972 to 23 April 1972. Rosalie Gascoigne's name is written inside front cover.
Book - Japanese Flower Arrangement: Classical and Modern, Norman J Sparnon (Charles E. Tuttle Company), 1961 (Item 133) - Box 18 (MS Acc10.045)
Rosalie Gascoigne's name is written inside front cover.
Book - Creation with Flowers: The Ohara School of Japanese Flower Arrangement, Hōun Ohara (Kodansha International Ltd), 1966 (Item 134) - Folio-Box 24 (MS Acc10.045)
Inscription inside front cover "Houn Ohara Canberra 3-18-69".
Book - The Magic of Camellias: Creative Ideas for Japanese Floral Arrangement, Norman Sparnon and E.G. Waterhouse Walker (Ure Smith Pty. Ltd), 1968 (Item 135) - Box 18 (MS Acc10.045)
Inscription inside front cover "To Rosalie with my best wishes Norman Sparnon [?] Nov '68", also has Rosalie Gascoigne's name written inside.
Exhibition catalogue - Blue Wind Sculpture: Kojiki, Sofu Teshigahara, 1966 (Item 136) - Box 18 (MS Acc10.045)
Catalogue for an exhibition held in Tokyo=東京 in 1966, artist Teshigawara, Sōfū = 勅使河原蒼風, title in Japanese is Kojiki rensaku = 古事記連作. Exhibition catalogue is entirely in Japanese, features Sofu Teshigahara's work from his Kojiki series, between 1953- 1966.
Book - Sogetsu Exhibition 52, (Sogetsu Publication Department), c. 1967 (Item 137) - Box 18 (MS Acc10.045)
Ikebana exhibition catalogue, book is in Japanese. Sogetsu Phono sheet in back.
Book - A Guide To Japanese Flower Arrangement, Norman Sparnon (Ure Smith Pty. Ltd), 1969 (Item 138) - Box 18 (MS Acc10.045)
Rosalie Gascoigne's name is written inside front cover.
Book - Sculpture by Sofu Teshigahara,, 1968 (Item 139) - Box 18 (MS Acc10.045)
Exhibition at The Central Museum of Tokyo 3-15 March 1968, organised by The Asashi Shimbun. Book in English and Japanese.
Book - Ikebana: Sogetsu Flower Arrangement, Sofu Teshigahara (Sogetsu - School, Tokyo), c. 1970 (Item 140) - Box 18 (MS Acc10.045)
"Class" is handwritten on the front cover.
Series 6. Art materials, c. 1970s - early 1980s
Art books, collections of Arnott's parrots, NORCO cows, and other sheep and cow images used as sources for collage materials.
Art books for collage, 1979, 1982 (File 143a) - Box 19 (MS Acc10.045)
Copy of Portrait Painting, Malcolm Warner (Phaidon), 1979, and Masters of World Painting: Dionysius, Valentin Bulkin, (Aurora Art Publishers), 1982. Art books used for collage material, some loose pages and images.
Art books for collage, 1968 (File 143b) - Box 19 (MS Acc10.045)
Copy of - Fra Angelico, Luciano Berti (Thames and Hudson), 1968 and Piero Della Francesca, Alberto Busignani (Thames and Hudson), 1968. Art books used for collage material, some loose pages and images.
Collage materials, n.d. (File 145) - Box 19 (MS Acc10.045)
Mainly images of cows. Includes wooden piece with cow face.
Series 7. Papers, cuttings and publications, 1970 - 2006
Newspaper cuttings, correspondence, exhibition ephemera, 1972 - 1979 (File 148a) - Box 20 (MS Acc10.045)
Newspaper cuttings; receipts for artwork purchases; periodical Programme: The Arts in Canberra, no.13; Craft Council of Victoria list of Conference Papers from Annual State Conference 1979 and transcript of questions from Rosalie Gascoigne's presentation.
Correspondence from Watters Gallery, 1973; Goulburn District Police Citizens Boys Club, 1976; Warehouse Galleries Centre, 1976; The Newcastle City Council, 1976; Melbourne State College 1977; Tasmanian Breweries Proprietary Limited, 1978; Ewing Gallery and George Paton Gallery, 1978; Victorian College of the Arts, 1978; Paul Mason, 1978; Women's Art Register Extension Project, 1978; Contemporary Art Society of Australia, 1979; Christine Hunt, 1979.
Exhibition room sheet "50 Monaro Drawings", Michael Taylor, Macquarie Galleries, 1973; exhibition flyer "What are the Wild Waves Saying?", Garry Shead, Watters Gallery, 1974; exhibition room sheet "Ken Whisson", Macquarie Galleries, 1974; exhibition flyer "Alan Oldfield: Recent paintings and drawings", Gallery a, 1978; exhibition flyer "Janet Dawson", Gallery a, 1979.
Journal, Meanjin, 3/1979, 1979 (Item 148b) - Box 20 (MS Acc10.045)
Rosalie Gascoigne's name is written inside front cover.
Newspaper cuttings, correspondence, exhibition ephemera, interview, 1979 - 1983 (File 148c) - Box 20 (MS Acc10.045)
Newspaper cuttings; receipts for artwork purchases; paper "Culture and Subversion with special reference to Craft/Art forms" Margaret Grafton, 1979; transcript, Rosalie Gascoigne interviewed by Ian North 9 February 1982; Biographical piece for VAB 1983.
Correspondence, Australia Council Visual Arts Board, 1979; South Australian Film Corporation, 1980; Contemporary Art Society of Australia South Australia Incorporated, 1980; Open Channel, 1980; Austart Services, 1980; the Biennale of Sydney, 1981; Sydney Studio, 1981; Crafts Council of Australia, 1981; Phillip Institute of Technology, School of Art and Design, Bundoora, 1981, 1982; Emily Place, 1982; Erika Price, 1983; Art and Australia, 1983; Australian National Gallery; Victorian Tapestry Workshop, 1983.
Exhibition catalogue "Project 37" Marina Abramović/Ulay, Art Gallery of New South Wales, 4-19 July 1981; Exhibition catalogue, "Fred Williams: Painter/Etcher", Melville Hall, Australian National University, 7 July-10 September 1981; event invitation "Human Interest: Lartigue to Cartier-Bresson", Australian National Gallery, 6 May 1983.
Correspondence, exhibition ephemera, lectures and interviews, 1984 - 1985 (File 148d) - Box 20 (MS Acc10.045)
Receipts for artwork purchases; invoice for packing of art; transcript of interview with Rosalie Gascoigne by Diana Wood Conroy, University of Southern Queensland; poem by Rod McNichol on Daniel Thomas' move to Adelaide, 8 September 1984; artist in residence bio on Rosalie Gascoigne, c.1985; handwritten notes; 2 copies of Rosalie Gascoigne's lecture on regional art for the Canberra School of Art's Artforum Program 21 August 1985 and 24 February 1987, the 1987 copy is annotated.
Correspondents include, Peter McLeavey Gallery, 1984; Victorian Tapestry Workshop, 1984; SCB (Ben) Gascoigne, 1984; University of Southern Queensland; Drew Lawson, 6 November 1984; Guggenheim Museum, 1984/1985; Nanette L. Laitman, 18 March 1985; Mimi S and Richard M Livingston, 23 March 1985; Women's Art Register, 1985; Canberra School of Art, 1985; National Art Gallery, New Zealand, 1985; Burnie Art Gallery, 1985; Friends of the Art Museum Princeton University, 1985; Heather [?] 4 November 1985; Jean Thomas; Gryphon Gallery 1985.
Exhibition poster, "Impressionists" at the Australian National Gallery, 2 June-5 August 1984; Grahame 1984; event invitation to opening of "Picasso" at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, 7 October 1984; Museum of Modern Art Members Event Calendar, June 1985, Vol.6, No.5.
Newspaper cuttings, correspondence, exhibition ephemera, 1986 - 1988 (File 149a) - Box 20 (MS Acc10.045)
Newspaper/magazine cuttings; artist statement for exhibition, "Step Through", Rosalie Gascoigne 1987; "Diary" for Australian Art Monthly, September 1987; Fourth Australian Sculpture Triennial advance information, 1 colour photo.
Correspondence, Australian National University Centre for Continuing Education, 1986; Mathilda WG Barton, 1986; Art Gallery of South Australia, 1987; Victorian College of the Arts, 1987; Art Monthly, 1987; Longman Cheshire, 1987; Goulburn TAFE, 1987, Parliament House Construction Authority, 1987; Schweppes Drinks, 1988; The Power Institute of Fine Arts, 1988; National Art Gallery, New Zealand, 1988; Auckland City Art Gallery, 1988; Contemporary Art Resource, 1988; Greenhouse Publications Pty Ltd, 1988; Anne Kirker, 1988; Gregory O"Brien, 1988; Peter McLeavey Gallery, 1988.
Exhibition invitation "Jörg Schemeisser: Etchings from a journey to Ladakh with photographs by Jaroslav Poncar", Gallery Huntley Canberra, 22 April 1986; invitation to exhibition opening of "A Private Collection: Australian, British and Japanese works of Art", Garry Anderson Gallery, 15 January 1988; invitation to exhibition opening "Seventeen Australian Artists", Gallery San Vidal, Venice, 21 June 1988; exhibition flyer "Tuggeranong Valley Exhibition" opened by Rosalie Gascoigne, 24 November 1988.
Newspaper cuttings, correspondence, exhibition ephemera, 1989 (File 149b) - Box 20 (MS Acc10.045)
Newspaper clippings and articles; invoice; letter and essay 'Assemblage' by Peter Wright; page on Rosalie Gascoigne's work "Dolly Boxes", 1976 and biographical/exhibition information; 4 colour photos.
Correspondence, Janine Burke; Greenhouse Publications Pty Ltd; Department of Art History, University of Queensland; Yuill/Crowley; Australian National Gallery; Queensland Art Gallery; The University of Melbourne Institute of Education, School of Visual and Performing Arts Education; Sue Crockford Gallery; Australian National Gallery Foundation; Jenny Manton; Peter McLeavey Gallery.
Exhibition flyer for "Peter Booth: Drawings 1977-1987", Deutscher Gertrude Street, 22 February-17 March 1989, with essay by Rosalie Gascoigne on reverse. Also includes 2 draft copies; Australian National Gallery Event Calendar, July 1989; invitation for exhibition opening "Transmura: Recent Paintings", Gunter Christmann, Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, 30 August 1989.
Magazine - Australian and International Art monthly, issue No. 10, May 1988 (Item 149c) - Box 20 (MS Acc10.045)
Secret/Sacred Content Advisory Notice: Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and other First Nations people are advised that this item contains descriptions of Aboriginal Australian ceremonial and/or gender-specific material.
Cultural Sensitivity Advisory Notice: Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and other First Nations people are advised that this item contains names of deceased people, discussions of colonial violence, and other content that may be culturally sensitive. Please also be aware that you may see certain words, descriptions or depictions within this item which reflect the author's attitude, or that of the period in which the work was created, and may now be considered inaccurate, inappropriate or offensive.
Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP): This item contains Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP) of Australian First Nations peoples, including work by the Ramingining artists from the Ramingining and surrounding communities in Central Arnhem Land; and work by Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri of the Anmatjera cultural group. Restrictions on access and use of this material may apply. Contact the National Library of Australia for further information.
Image of Rosalie Gascoigne's work "Highway Code", 1985 on cover of magazine.
Magazine - Unreal City, Volume one, No.1, 1986 (Item 149d) - Box 20 (MS Acc10.045)
Rosalie Gascoigne interview pg. 15-18.
Magazine - Australian and International Art monthly, issue No. 4, September 1987 (Item 149e) - Box 21 (MS Acc10.045)
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Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP): This item contains Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP) of Australian First Nations peoples, including work by England Bangala of the Gunardba cultural group; and Larry Jungarrayi Spencer of the Warlpiri cultural group. Restrictions on access and use of this material may apply. Contact the National Library of Australia for further information.
Contains Diary by Rosalie Gascoigne inside front cover. Includes note from Art Monthly on payment for diary piece.
Magazine - Art New Zealand, issue 50, 1989 (Item 149f) - Box 21 (MS Acc10.045)
Rosalie Gascoigne article pg. 52-55.
Book - Australian Art in the Collection of the Australian National Gallery, John McPhee (Australian National Gallery), 1988 (Item 149g) - Box 21 (MS Acc10.045)
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Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP): This item contains Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP) of Australian First Nations peoples, including work by Ray Munyal, from the Marranggu cultural group; Pompey Martin Japanangka, from the Warlpiri cultural group; and Trevor Nickolls from the Ngarrindjeri cultural group . Restrictions on access and use of this material may apply. Contact the National Library of Australia for further information.
Rosalie Gascoigne artwork pp. 60-61
Correspondence, newspaper cuttings, exhibition ephemera, interview, 1990 (File 150a) - Box 21 (MS Acc10.045)
Correspondents include, City Art Institute, Sydney; Australian Sculpture Triennial; Sue Crockford Gallery; Brooker Gallery; Jenny Martin [?]; National Gallery Society of Victoria; Cathy Peake; School of Arts and Music Education University of New South Wales; Patrick T Byrt; Canberra 1990 Committee; Geelong Art Gallery; National Gallery of Victoria Voluntary Guides.
Interview transcript, "There are only Lovers and Others …" Rosalie Gascoigne interviewed by Ewan McDonald, original and edited version for publication; statement about Gascoigne's print for Rene Block's print portfolio "The Readymade Boomerang" for the 8th Biennale of Sydney; newspaper cuttings and magazine articles, some photocopied.
Event flyer for Newcastle Region Art Gallery lunchtime lectures March 1990; event flyer for "Revelation of the Malagans: The Ritual Magic of New Ireland", Garry Anderson Gallery , 23 October -17 November 1990.
Correspondence, newspaper cuttings, 1991 (File 150b) - Box 21 (MS Acc10.045)
Correspondents include, National Gallery Society of Victoria; National Gallery of Victoria Voluntary Guides; National Gallery of Victoria Voluntary Council of Trustees; Sue Bessell; Sydney Morning Herald; Peter W [?]; John F Perry; The Bath-House.
Newspaper cuttings and magazine articles; photocopied section of Sotheby's auction catalogue "100 Works from the Museum of Contemporary Art, Brisbane" with Rosalie Gascoigne's piece "Waterfront", 1979.
Magazine - Art Monthly Australia, Number 38, March 1991 (Item 150c) - Box 21 (MS Acc10.045)
Print reproduced on cover, "Across Town", Rosalie Gascoigne.
Correspondence, newspaper cuttings, exhibition ephemera, 1992 (File 150d) - Box 21 (MS Acc10.045)
Correspondents include, Diana Pringle; Art and Australia; Gold Coast Arts Centre; Bridget Sutherland and Paul Judge; Donna P; Metropolitan Museum of Art; Barbara and Pat Corrigan.
Newspaper cuttings and magazine articles; Rosalie Gascoigne CV, 13 April 1992; catalogue for Gold Coast City Conrad Jupiters Art Prize, 28 August-4 October 1992, Gold Coast City Art Gallery, Rosalie Gascoigne was the judge.
Correspondence, newspaper cuttings, exhibition ephemera, 1993 (File 150e) - Box 21 (MS Acc10.045)
Correspondents include, National Gallery of Australia; Carol Byrne; Victoria University of Wellington; National Gallery of Victoria; University of Tasmania; Michael Thomson; Ivan Dougherty Gallery; Art Gallery of New South Wales; Victorian Tapestry Workshop; City Gallery Wellington.
Newspaper cuttings; invitation to exhibition opening "Garry Shead: The D.H. Lawrence Paintings", Art Gallery of New South Wales; 21 December 1993; receipts; typescript of Rosalie Gascoigne's opening address for the 1993 Sydney Perspecta.
Magazine - The Bulletin, Vol. 115, No. 5889, 7 December 1993 (Item 150f) - Box 21 (MS Acc10.045)
Folded open to article referencing Rosalie Gascoigne and other Australian artists, pp. 79-81.
Correspondence, newspaper cuttings, exhibition ephemera, 1994 (File 151a) - Box 21 (MS Acc10.045)
Correspondents include, National Gallery of Victoria; Digby Hyles Art Consultant; Gow Langsford Gallery; Piper Press; University of New South Wales College of Fine Arts; Governor-General's Office (re Order of Australia nomination); National Gallery of Australia; C Byrne; Art and Australia Journal; Vivian Ziersch; Susan MacKinnon, Vivid Pictures; Oliver Freeman Editions; Grant Banbury; Helen Maxwell; Goulburn Regional Art Gallery; Moët & Chandon Australian Art Foundation; Monash University Department of Visual Arts; Stéphane Jacob; Benalla Art Gallery; Museum of Contemporary Art; Monash University; Art Gallery of New South Wales; Grant Banbury; Hester Gascoigne; John Cruthers.
Newspaper cuttings; Good Weekend lift out 5 March 1994; exhibition flyer "Stan De Teliga: Recent Works Paintings and Drawings", Solander Gallery, 4-26 June 1994; Order of Australia information booklet; postcards with image of Rosalie Gascoine's work, "Across Town".
Correspondence, newspaper cuttings, exhibition ephemera, 1995 (File 151b) - Box 21 (MS Acc10.045)
Correspondents include, Mary Lou Jelbart; Moët & Chandon Australian Art Foundation; Gow Langsford Gallery; Savode Contemporary and Aboriginal Art; Art Gallery of New South Wales; Susan MacKinnon, Vivid Pictures; Dr Helen Topliss; Art Gallery of South Australia; Donald Williams; Anne Kirker.
Newspaper cuttings; National Art School petition; receipt for art purchase.
Correspondence, newspaper cuttings, exhibition ephemera, 1996 (File 151c) - Box 22 (MS Acc10.045)
Correspondents include, Vi$copy - Visual Arts Copyright Collecting Agency; Art Gallery of South Australia; Vici McDonald; Joanne Raheb-Mol; fax between Stephen Bush and Ben Gascoigne; Australian Executive Women"s Network; Digby Hyles Art and Painting; National Gallery of Australia.
Newspaper clipping; booklet "Michael Lloyd: A Tribute", 29 May 1996, National Gallery of Australia; Courier receipt; artwork valuation paperwork for "Suddenly, the Lake", invitation flyer for exhibition opening "Terra Australia - Select Views: Works by Janenne Eaton", Drill Hall Gallery, 26 September 1996; typescript of Mary Eagle [?] piece about Rosalie Gascoigne and Mike Parr, CCAS; Investiture Dinner guest list.
Correspondence, newspaper cuttings, exhibition ephemera, 1997 (File 151d) - Box 22 (MS Acc10.045)
Correspondents include, Art Gallery of South Australia; Vici McDonald; Hannah Fink; Ben Gascoigne; National Gallery of Australia; Student Art Action Forum (SAAF); Art Gallery of Western Australia; Viscopy - Visual Arts Copyright Collecting Agency; Australia Council for the Arts; Wesfarmers Limited; Australian National University Institute of the Arts; University of Southern Queensland; Vue pty ltd; Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE School of Arts & Social Sciences Visual Arts Department; Richard Tuvey; John, Art Express. Some letters have handwritten notes on front or back of page.
Newspaper cuttings and magazine articles; catalogue page featuring Gascoigne's work "Lost Leaf"; Martin Browne Contemporary 1997; invitation flyer for exhibition opening "Asian Art at the ANU", 24 April 1997; article transcript "That Sidling Sight: Wondering About the Art of Rosalie Gascoigne" by Hannah Fink for publication in Art and Australia", Sotheby"s auction listing and art price estimate; invitation to exhibition preview "Peter Booth: Recent Paintings 1996-1997", Deutscher Fine Art, 13 August 1997; art insurance paperwork.
Correspondence, newspaper cuttings, exhibition ephemera, 1998 (File 152) - Box 22 (MS Acc10.045)
Correspondents include, National Gallery of Australia; Arts D'Australie; Melinda Flower; Deirdre Ward; Stephanie Jacob; Genevieve Jacobs; University of Tasmania; Victorian Tapestry Workshop; Art Monthly; Vivienne Webb; Federation of Australian Scientific and Technological Societies inc; Uppsala Universitet; Fairfield Regional Heritage Centre; Ken Villa; Rowena Newcombe; Joanne Raheb-Mol; Oxford University Press; Viscopy - Visual Arts Copyright Collecting Agency; Embassy of Australia, Tokyo; La Trobe Regional Gallery; Film Australia; Gow Langsford Gallery; Art Gallery of South Australia; Hannah Fink; Art Gallery of New South Wales; Omar Khayam Film and Television production; Roger Law; Vici MacDonald.
Newspaper cuttings and magazine articles; copy of John McDonald's introduction for Vici MacDonald's book Rosalie Gascoigne; receipts and invoices; Canberra Critics Circle Award 1998 for Visual Arts Presented to Rosalie Gascoigne; aGOG newsletter December 1998; Public Galleries of Victoria flyer with image of Rosalie Gascoigne's work "Firebird" in La Trobe Regional Gallery entry.
Photocopied event flyer for, "Gascoigne, Martin, Wolseley: 19th century landscapes through 20th century eyes", National Gallery of Australia, 8 April 1998; invitation to exhibition opening, "Recycled Canberra", Canberra Museum and Gallery 6 June 1998; invitation flyer for exhibition "Marc Rambeau", Embassy of France, 14 July 1998; photocopied event flyer for Artists Talks at the National Gallery of Australia, includes Rosalie Gascoigne talk on 15 July 1998; invitation to exhibition opening "in absentia", Julia Ciccarone and Anne Wallace, Drill Hall Gallery, 16 July 1998; exhibition flyer for "Brumble Ladies College Art Exhibition 1998", 31 July 1998; flyer for Biennale of Sydney 18 September-8 November 1998.
Correspondence, newspaper cuttings, exhibition ephemera, 1999 (File 153a) - Box 22 (MS Acc10.045)
Correspondents include, Anne Gruen; Genevieve Jacobs; Queensland University of Technology; Oxford University Press; John Kaldor; Keny Campbell; Lowenstein Sharp; CAPO (Capital Arts Patrons Organisation Inc); National Gallery of Australia; Art Gallery of New South Wales; Epsom Girls Grammar Development Appeal; Art Gallery of South Australia; Film Australia; Lily Karmatz; Esther Blank; Gow Langsford Gallery; Gould Galleries; Diwani Dodd; Wendy Davis Beard; Lisa Paulsen; Hannah Fink; Deborah Edwards.
Newspaper clippings and magazine articles some photocopied; Genevieve Jacobs draft piece on Rosalie Gascoigne for book; invitation to memorial service for Arthur Boyd AC OBE, National Gallery of Australia, 27 May 1999.
Obituaries and correspondence, 1999 - 2000 (File 153b) - Box 22 (MS Acc10.045)
Obituaries, press clippings, correspondence - letters of condolence and memorial planning, following Rosalie Gascoigne's death on 23 October 1999.
Correspondence - Order of Australia, 1994 (File 154) - Box 22 (MS Acc10.045)
Letters of congratulation following Rosalie Gascoigne's appointment as a member of the Order of Australia. Correspondents include, the Order of Australia Association; Derek F. Wrigley; Rosemary Follett MLA; Art Gallery of South Australia; Australia Council for the Arts; Centenary of Federation Advisory Committee; Canberra School of Art; Robert Lindsay Gallery; National Gallery of Australia; Reg Whyte; Art Gallery of New South Wales; National Gallery of Victoria; Senator Michael Baume; Kate Carnell MLA; Queensland Art Gallery; Marc Bensen AO; the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research; National Council of Women of the Australian Capital Territory; Women's Unit Chief Minister's Department; Senator Rosemary Crowley; Dr Carmen Lawrence; Pat V Flood; Margaret Freeman; royal Buscombe; Bonnnie and Jo West; Ann Lewis; Shay and Gil Docking; John Davis Passmore; Hilare Bishop; Joseph Brown AO, OBE; Sue Taylor.
Correspondence, 1999 (File 155) - Box 22 (MS Acc10.045)
Letters to Rosalie Gascoigne in hospital. 1 colour and 1 black and white photo.
Correspondence - Various, 1970 - 1997 (File 156a) - Box 23 (MS Acc10.045)
Correspondence to and from Rosalie Gascoigne, correspondents include, Sandy "Puppy"; Lesta O'Brien; Hilary and Ted; Dawn; Martin, David, Roberta and Vasili; Ngaire Souter; Jill Peck; Loma Ruddock; Charlotte Valenti.
Correspondence - Old Stromlo and scientific people, 1975 - 1997 (File 156b) - Box 23 (MS Acc10.045)
Correspondents include, Jani; Joan and Len Hibbard; Heather Hanbury Brown; Margaret and Henry Abraham; Colin and Sue.
Correspondence - Mim and Desmond Smyth, 1983 - 2006 (File 156c) - Box 23 (MS Acc10.045)
Includes 2 black and white and 1 colour photo.
Correspondence - Donald and Charleen Lewis, 1970 - 1996 (File 156d) - Box 23 (MS Acc10.045)
Includes 1 black and white and 1 colour photo.
Correspondence - Phillipe Baude, 1994 - 1999 (File 157a) - Box 23 (MS Acc10.045)
Also includes article featuring then French Ambassador Phillipe Baude from Good Weekend, 7 May 1994; and exhibition ephemera for Laurent Baude, 3 flyers from Galerie Pixi, for exhibitions in 1994 and 1999, and for Baude's studio.
Correspondence - Jan Brown, 1994 - 1999 (File 157b) - Box 23 (MS Acc10.045)
Includes eulogy for Rosalie Gascoigne.
Correspondence - Mildred Kirk, 1975 - 1994 (File 157c) - Box 23 (MS Acc10.045)
Also includes issue of periodical "Programme: The Arts in Canberra", No.13, c.1977.
Correspondence - Pat and Frank Horner, 1980 - 2000 (File 157d) - Box 23 (MS Acc10.045)
Includes order of service for Patricia Horner, 2000 and 1 colour photo. Pat Horner worked at Mount Stromlo Observatory at the same time as Ben Gascoigne during World War II.
Correspondence - Charities, 1993 - 1999 (File 158) - Box 23 (MS Acc10.045)
Correspondence with The Smith Family, EDU-CATE school assistance plan, which later became the Learning for Life programme, includes student progress reports; and The National Philanthropic Children's and Youth's Institute, Republic of Zaire [Now the Democratic Republic of the Congo]. Also includes 8 colour photos.
Class MS Acc10.126. Consignment received July 2010, 1917 - 2010
Series 1. Poets and writers, 1975 - 2010
Selection of poems, n.d. (File 1) - Box 1 (MS Acc10.126)
Selection of 10 poems chosen by Rosalie Gascoigne for a book published by Duffy and Snellgrove. Includes faxes and one replacement poem.
Poetry library list, 6 July 2010 (File 2) - Box 1 (MS Acc10.126)
List of the contents of Ben (SCB) and Rosalie Gascoigne's poetry library. Also includes a list of contents for the poets and writers series.
Rosemary Dobson, 2000 - 2004 (File 3) - Box 1 (MS Acc10.126)
Includes list of Rosemary Dobson and Rosalie Gascoigne exchanges, references, letters, poems and books; talk written by Dobson for Martin Gascoigne to accompany Rosalie Gascoigne exhibition at City Gallery Wellington, 2004; email from Dobson to Martin Gascoigne, 3 August 2004; newspaper cutting, article on Dobson in Good Weekend, 2 December 2000.
Judith Wright, 1975 - 2009 (File 4) - Box 1 (MS Acc10.126)
Includes letter to Rosalie Gascoigne from Judith Wright; emails between Martin Gascoigne and Carcanet Press requesting use of Rosalie Gascoigne image for cover of book, Judith Wright: A Human Pattern: Selected Poems and a photocopy of the finished cover; newspaper clipping, Judith Wright book review in The Canberra Times, 20 September 1997.
David Campbell, 1976 - 1982 (File 5) - Box 1 (MS Acc10.126)
Poem by David Campbell with reference image; newspaper clippings on David Campbell, articles from the Sydney Morning Herald, 12 January 1976 (photocopied), and 30 January 1982.
Pamela Bell, 1977-c. 1992 (File 6) - Box 1 (MS Acc10.126)
Photocopied letter to Pamela Bell from Rosalie Gascoigne 27 July 1990; letters to Rosalie Gascoigne from Pamela Bell, 23 April 1979; 9 November 1992 [?]. Photocopied newspaper clippings 1977.
Peter Porter, 1997 - 1999 (File 7) - Box 1 (MS Acc10.126)
Correspondence between Peter Porter and Rosalie Gascoigne.
Various correspondence, 1979 - 2002 (File 8) - Box 1 (MS Acc10.126)
Correspondents include, Anne Truitt, Dorothy Cameron, Kate Fegan, Moira Rowland. Newspaper clipping, Amy Witting book review in the Sydney Morning Herald, 4 July 1998; cover of John Rowland poetry booklet Granite Country, 1994.
Poems inspired by Rosalie Gascoigne, 1976 - 2010 (File 9) - Box 1 (MS Acc10.126)
Poems inspired by Rosalie Gascoigne and related papers and correspondence. Poets include Philip Grundy, Geoff Page, Denise Leverton, Elaine Barker, Jenny Bornholdt, Tony Beyer, Lyn Livingston.
References to Rosalie Gascoigne in novels, 1993 - 2008 (File 10) - Box 1 (MS Acc10.126)
Correspondence with Josephine Humphreys includes photocopy of book cover The Fireman's Fair and an article about Humphreys in The Weekend Review, 3-4 April 1993.
Review of Rosalie Gascoigne's work by Marion Halligan, Art Monthly Australia, May 1998; photocopied pages from two of Halligan's books mentioning Gascoigne, The Golden Dress, and Murder on the Apricot Coast.
Photocopied article, Druscilla Modjeska discussing art, 2001, mentions Rosalie Gascoigne.
Photocopied page from Kath Trevelyan: a Novel by Jeremy Cooper, 2007, mentioning Rosalie Gascoigne.
Gregory O'Brien, 2004 (File 12) - Box 1 (MS Acc10.126)
Includes "Gregory O'Brien on the art of Rosalie Gascoigne", article in PN Review, September-October 2004, Vol. 31, No.1. Email from Greg O'Brien to Ben Gascoigne, 5 July 2004. Floor talk by Gregory O'Brien, for exhibition "Rosalie Gascoigne: Plain Air", City Gallery Wellington, 25 March 2004.
Correspondence, 1990 (File 13) - Box 1 (MS Acc10.126)
Unidentified correspondents, photocopied page with handwritten annotation "Elizabeth Drew Poetry".
Book - Poems: Rudi Krausmann, Drawings: Garry Shead, Rudi Krausmann and Garry Shead (Fast Books), 1991 (Item 14) - Box 1 (MS Acc10.126)
Books of poems and drawings, numbered edition, 21 of 50.
Booklet - "The right word in the right place", c. 2004 (File 15) - Box 2 (MS Acc10.126)
The right word in the right place: Rosalie Gascoigne and the poetry that influenced her work, compiled by City Gallery Wellington, 2004. Contains Rosalie Gascoigne's ten favourite poems from the book Return to Poetry 1999: Ten Australians choose ten of their favourite poems, and poems that influenced Gascoigne and her work. Photocopies of poems, spiral bound, 2 copies.
Proof- Collected Work, Pamela Bell, c. 1989 (Item 16) - Box 2 (MS Acc10.126)
Proof of book Collected Work, work between 1950's and June 1989 by Pamela Bell.
Book - Poetry 1947-1989, Pamela Bell (Thomas Rowland Publishers), 1990 (Item 17) - Box 2 (MS Acc10.126)
Includes handwritten dedication on title page to Rosalie Gascoigne from Pamela Bell.
Book - Days beside water, ed. Gregory O'Brien (Auckland University Press), 1993 (Item 18) - Box 2 (MS Acc10.126)
Includes handwritten dedication on title page to the Gascoignes from Greg O'Brien.
Book - Landfall 199, ed. Damien Wilkins (University of Otago Press), 2000 (Item 19) - Box 2 (MS Acc10.126)
New Series, Volume 8, Number 1, March 2000. Cover art is an image of Rosalie Gascoigne's work "Landfall", 1989.
Book - Blessed City: The Letters of Gwen Harwood to Thomas Riddell, January to September 1943, Gwen Harwood, ed Alison Hoddinott (Angus & Robertson), 1990 (Item 20) - Box 2 (MS Acc10.126)
Includes handwritten dedication on title page to Rosalie Gascoigne from Gwen Harwood
Periodical - Meanjin, 1/1982, 1982 (Item 21) - Box 2 (MS Acc10.126)
Handwritten note on cover "Gascoigne RG 20" referring to poem on page 20, "Two Artists: Rosalie Gascoigne, Memphos Wood" by Denise Levertov.
Book - The Long Moment, Kate Fagan (Salt Publishing), 2002 (Item 22) - Box 2 (MS Acc10.126)
Includes handwritten note on Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery stationery paper to Martin Gascoigne from Amanda Rowell. Cover image is of Rosalie Gascoigne's work "Hung Fire", 1995.
Book - A Return to Poetry: 1999 (Duffy & Snellgrove), 1999 (Item 23) - Box 2 (MS Acc10.126)
"Ten Australians choose ten of their favourite poems", includes a selection by Rosalie Gascoigne pp.27-43.
Series 2. Poets – Rosemary Dobson, 1973 - 2004
Rosemary Dobson, 2001 - 2004 (File 26) - Box 3 (MS Acc10.126)
List of contents of Rosemary Dobson material. Note for Ben Gascoigne from Rosemary Dobson regarding her wishes on the poems and letters she sent to Rosalie Gascoigne, 2001. Transcript of a talk written by Dobson about Rosalie Gascoigne for City Gallery Wellington 2004.
Poems - Brindabella Press, 1973 - 1992 (File 27) - Box 3 (MS Acc10.126)
Reproductions of poems by Brindabella Press: Rosemary Dobson, "Three Poems on Water-Springs", 1973; Francis Webb, "Five Days Old", 1973; Douglas Stewart, "Brindabella", 1974; A.D. Hope, "The Drifting Continent and other poems" illustrated by Arthur Boyd, with letter from Alec, 1979. Brindabella Press booklet on their business, 1992, includes entry on book of poetry "Rosemary Dobson: Untold Lives".
Also includes a Christmas card from Rosemary Dobson; letter to Rosalie and Ben Gascoigne from Alec Bolton; handwritten note by Rosalie Gascoigne about the poems; photocopy of book review by Rosemary Dobson, 1978.
Rosemary Dobson - Correspondence, 1974 - 2001 (File 28) - Box 3 (MS Acc10.126)
Correspondence from Rosemary Dobson to Rosalie Gascoigne.
Rosemary Dobson - Correspondence and poems, 1975 - 1986 (File 29) - Box 3 (MS Acc10.126)
Correspondence and poems from Rosemary Dobson to Rosalie Gascoigne. Poems Include; Museum Music, The White of the Almond-Tree, Folding the Sheets, Taken by Surprise, Waiting for the Postman, The Tree in the Wind, Spring Willow, Good-bye, Ben Nicholson Abstract, Greek Coins (2), Piltdown Man, Doctor Jessen and William Shakespeare, Prehistory and Floristic Terminology, Sutton's Equation, Pollen Dispersal.
Rosemary Dobson - Poems, c. 1974-1985 (File 30) - Box 3 (MS Acc10.126)
Poems by Rosemary Dobson sent to Rosalie Gascoigne. Poems Include; Preparing an Exhibition (for Rosalie Gascoigne); A Letter to Lydia; Primitive Painters; At Carcoar; The Dissidents; Callers at the House; Poems for Coins; Rain Forest; Mrs Potts the Flat-Iron; A Good-bye; The Messages; White Flowers; Exchanges; The House; The Flute-Player; Translations Under the Trees; At the Coast; Poems of the River Wang; On Nearly Quarrelling; The Good Host; After Receiving the Book of Poems by Li Po; The Sanctuary on Overton Hill, Wiltshire; Praxilla, Yuna and the Cucumbers; Comely Graphics; Flute Music; Catching the Train or From the Local to the Universal, Etc; The Three Fates; Drowned Person; Of Pausanias; The Gift of the World, The Artist's Wife; The Artist, Lecturing.
Series 3. Member of the Order of Australia, 1939, 1994
Degree certificate, 5 May 1939 (Item 31) - Folio-Box 4 (MS Acc10.126)
Rosalie Gascoigne's Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of New Zealand.
Member of the Order of Australia - insignia, 1994 (Item 32) - Folio-Box 4 (MS Acc10.126)
Rosalie Gascoigne's Member of the Order of Australia insignia.
Member of the Order of Australia - certificate and documents, 1994 (File 33) - Folio-Box 4 (MS Acc10.126)
Official folder containing items relating Rosalie Gascoigne's Member of the Order of Australia award, includes; Member of the Order of Australia certificate; Order of Australia booklet; A Guide to the Wearing of Insignia booklet; Investure program, 29 September 1994; "Gazette" special, the Order of Australia Insignia Ordinance, 8 August 1994; note about official photographs; fabric bow with brooch back.
Series 4. Miscellaneous, 1917 - 2010
Correspondence - Family, 1969 - 1997 (File 35) - Box 3 (MS Acc10.126)
Last letter to Rosalie Gascoigne from her mother Marion Walker, 18 June 1969. Letter from Rosalie Gascoigne's sister in law Patsy Walker, 24 February 1997, includes photocopy of a school photo. Letters from Rosalie Gascoigne's sister Daintry McMeekan, c. 1998. Letters from Rosalie Gascoigne's brother Douglas Walker, 1969. Letters from Rosalie Gascoigne's cousin R.G.H. Metcalfe regarding "Doug's estate", 1980.
Correspondence - Family, 1978 - 1994 (File 36) - Box 3 (MS Acc10.126)
Postcards from Rosalie's son Toss [Thomas] and family.
Correspondence - Family, 1978 - 1993 (File 37) - Box 3 (MS Acc10.126)
Postcards from Rosalie's daughter Hester.
Correspondence - Family, 1980 - 1993 (File 38) - Box 3 (MS Acc10.126)
Postcards from Rosalie's son Martin and family.
Correspondence - New Zealand friends, 1976 - 1994 (File 39) - Box 3 (MS Acc10.126)
Correspondence from Marjorie Daniel. Also includes article from" Auckland University College Alumni News, Winter 1994 " with group photo including Marjorie Daniel.
Correspondence - New Zealand friends, 1975 - 1998 (File 40) - Box 3 (MS Acc10.126)
Correspondents include, Peggy Burton, Peg and Charles Fleming, Dick and Joan, Jean and Charles, Joan Stanes (née Hewitson).
Correspondence - New Zealand friends, 1995 - 2005 (File 41) - Box 3 (MS Acc10.126)
Correspondence from Ruth Evans. Includes a tribute to Majorie Daniel.
Personal documents, 1917 - 1999 (File 42) - Box 5 (MS Acc10.126)
Rosalie Gascoigne's certificate of birth, 25 January 1917; certificate of marriage to Sidney Gascoigne, 9 January 1943; certificate of death, 23 October 1999; probate and will, 27 September 1993.
List of art books, 8 July 2010 (File 43) - Box 5 (MS Acc10.126)
List of art books in Rosalie Gascoigne's library.
Ikebana - Correspondence and newspaper clippings, 1962 - 1995 (File 44) - Box 5 (MS Acc10.126)
Correspondence and newspaper clippings relating to Rosalie Gascoigne's study and practice of Ikebana.
Book - Ikebana Sogestu 59, 1967 (Item 45) - Box 5 (MS Acc10.126)
Rosalie Gascoigne's name and note "Includes photos of Sofu at Academy of Science" handwritten on front cover. Book is in Japanese, published in Tokyo. Sogetsu Phono Sheet in back.
Catalogue - Sofu In Australia, c. 1967 (Item 46) - Box 5 (MS Acc10.126)
Created by the Sogestu school in Australia on the occasion of their headmaster, Sofu Teshigahara's visit to Australia.
Talk typescripts, c. 1960 (File 47) - Box 5 (MS Acc10.126)
Copies of talks by Rosalie Gascoigne "Dried Arrangements" and "Too Many Pine Trees" about her life on Mount Stromlo, 2 copies.
Woman's Journal Book of Stitches, c. early 1950s (Item 48) - Box 5 (MS Acc10.126)
Booklet produced by "Woman's Journal" with examples of stitch types.
Exhibition Poster - "Sense of Place", 10 June-28 July 1990, 16 August-8 September 1990 (Item 55) - Map-Folio 6 (MS Acc10.126)
Exhibition of work by artists Rosalie Gascoigne and Colin McCahon at the Ivan Dougherty Gallery, University of New South Wales, 10 June - 28 July 1990; and the Ian Potter Gallery, University of Melbourne, 16 August - 8 September 1990. Poster features an image of Rosalie Gascoigne's work "Monaro", 1989.
Series 5. Travels, 1963 - 1999
Travel, 1963 (File 50) - Box 5 (MS Acc10.126)
Travels with family in Britain via Greece and Sweden. Includes maps; Ordinance Survey map of Eastbourne, tourist maps of Greece and Athens; postcard of Sussex; Rosalie Gascoigne's vaccination certificate, 1963; and her passport 1963.
Travel - Venice, 1982 (File 51a) - Box 5 (MS Acc10.126)
Includes souvenir postcards, travel insurance form and related note, tourist map of Venice, Rosalie Gascoigne's passport.
Address book, c. 1982 (Item 51b) - Box 5 (MS Acc10.126)
Used for addresses and notes relating to travel.
Book - Venice, Edizioni Storti, c. 1973 (Item 51c) - Box 5 (MS Acc10.126)
Travel guide, English edition.
Travel - New Zealand, 1980 - 1999 (File 52) - Box 5 (MS Acc10.126)
Material relating to Auckland trip in 1988, and 1999 trip travelling with Hester for an exhibition; travel itinerary Auckland 1999, receipt, boarding pass, plane ticket. 3 of Rosalie Gascoigne's passports, issued 1980, 1988, 1999.