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McGregor, James R. Sir, 1889-1973. Papers [manuscript].

Title: Papers [manuscript]. 1919-1970.

Comprises correspondence and miscellaneous papers of Sir James Robert McGregor, 1919-1970. Includes letters to Sir James from Sir Joseph Burke, Sir Owen Dixon, Sir Hans Heysen, and Norman Lindsay, and letters from Sir James to Sir Hans Heysen, Marie Therese, Countess Kalnochy, and Sir Lionel Lindsay. Also, article by William Ashton entitled "Mr William Dargie OBE", and article by Sir Lionel Lindsay entitled "Menzies + between friends" with notes on Robert Menzies.

ArchivalResource: 4.0 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/222902304 View

Lindsay, Daryl, 1890-1976. Letters [manuscript].

Title: Letters [manuscript]. 1965 Dec.

Letter, 6 December 1965, from Barrett Reid to Daryl Lindsay. Also, letter, 12 December 1965, from Daryl Lindsay to Barrett Reid, concerning the correct name of Norman Lindsay.

ArchivalResource: 3 p. (0.1 cm.)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/223117282 View

Lindsay, Daryl, 1890-1976. Letters.

Title: Letters. 1967-1976.

Letters, 1967-1976, written by Daryl Ernest Lindsay, to G. Kingsley Sutton, mostly concerning Ballarat Art Gallery.

ArchivalResource: 101 letters (7.5 cm.)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/223115617 View

Lindsay, Daryl, 1890-1976. Letters, 1953.

Title: Letters, 1953. 1953.

I. Letter, 1953 April 30, from Lindsay in reply to a Miss M.L. Hazelwood who has enquired about the painting "Land of the Golden Fleece" by Arthur Streeton. II. Undated letter from Lindsay to Doctor Daly.

ArchivalResource: 2 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/225845542 View

Lindsay, Daryl, 1890-1976. Papers, 1929-1976 [manuscript].

Title: Papers, 1929-1976 [manuscript]. 1929-1976.

Small collections of correspondence with his brother Lionel and others (1940-1976), papers relating to the establishment of the National Gallery in Canberra (1966-1968), lectures, addresses and notes (1953-1971) and photographs, together with many publications of monographs, catalogues, pamphlets and serials concerning art. Also includes: Daryl Lindsay's experiences at Wave Hill, N.T. (ca. 1950); addresses, talks on art, articles written about his family.

ArchivalResource: 92 cm. (9 boxes) + 1 fol. item.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/225826783 View

Lindsay, Daryl, 1890-1976. The toastin' fork : its use and origin by the Earl of Baxter / compiled and edited by Daniel Sidebottom.

Title: The toastin' fork : its use and origin by the Earl of Baxter / compiled and edited by Daniel Sidebottom. 1927.

Satirical illustrated manuscript and covering letter prepared by Daryl Lindsay for Lord Casey. "Wholelly [sic] set up and printed at the Mulberry Hill Press by Daryl Lindsay, 1927". Covering letter is signed by "Daniel Sidebottom", Lindsay's pseudonym. Both items written as a means of thanking Casey for his recent gift of a toasting fork.

ArchivalResource: 8 p. (0.1 cm.)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/222914282 View

Dixon, Owen Sir, 1886-1972. Letters : to Daryl Lindsay.

Title: Letters : to Daryl Lindsay. 1956-1958.

The letters comment on a talk given by Lindsay about his father, his book on the Felton Bequest, a horse-riding accident.

ArchivalResource: 9 p.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/222527743 View

Lindsay, Lionel Sir, 1874-1961. Papers [manuscript].

Title: Papers [manuscript]. 1902-1976.

Comprises papers of Sir Lionel Lindsay, including correspondence, diaries 1928-1934, notes and articles.

ArchivalResource: 5 ms boxes.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/222995397 View

Hollinshed, Charles N., b. 1899. Papers.

Title: Papers. ca. 1928-ca. 1978.

Papers, correspondence and newscuttings relating to the work of Charles Hollinshed, Architect. Including correspondence and clippings relating to the Jolimont Railway yards Project, 1961; estimates for theatre buildings, flats etc.; scrapbook of press cuttings 1928-1978; correspondence with Sir Daryl Lindsay relating to Como House and the National Trust of Australia, Como management Committee; notes on the history of the Nepean Peninsula and Portsea; biographical notes, personal correspondence and a family tree.

ArchivalResource: (8.5 cm.)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/222763876 View

Dargie, William Sir, 1912-2003. Papers, 1941-1978 (bulk 1960-1978).

Title: Papers, 1941-1978 (bulk 1960-1978). 1941-1978.

While these papers contain some family and personal letters and photographs, the bulk of the collection consists of papers which Dargie's involvement in various government committees related to the arts. These committees include the Commonwealth Art Advisory Board, 1961-73 ; the Australian War Memorial Art Advisory Committee, 1964-75 ; the National Art Gallery Committee of Inquiry, 1965-66 ; the Australian National Gallery Interim Council, 1968-71 ; the Aboriginal Arts Advisory Committee, 1970-72 ; the Board of Trustees of the Territory of Papua New Guinea Art Gallery, 1970-74 ; and the National Capital Planning Advisory Committee, 1970-73. These papers consist chiefly of reports, agendas, minutes, press cuttings, printed material and a small amount of corespondence. The personal correspondence, which dates chiefly from 1960, consists mostly of letters to Dargie from such people as Rudy Komon, Russell Drysdale, Sir Daryl Lindsay, Sir Leon Trout, Robert Haines and Lady Hamilton Fairley. Also included in the collection is a small group of papers documenting the commissioning, painting and exhibition of Dargie's portrait of Her Majesty the Queen, 1954-55.

ArchivalResource: 3 m. (21 boxes)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/221646431 View

Spencer, Albert Henry, 1886-1971. Papers.

Title: Papers. 1909-1970.

Correspondence, business records and catalogues of the Hill of Content and Shining Sea Bookroom. Correspondents include Sir William Dixson, George Robertson, R.H. Croll, C. Sibbald Currie, John Ferguson, Rex Ingamells, Daryl Lindsay, Lionel Lindsay, Tom Roberts, Sydney Ure Smith, Arthur Streeton. Correspondence and other papers re. Spencer's memoir "The Hill of content" (1959). Personal correspondence c.1909-1970, photographs.

ArchivalResource: 2 m.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/225645422 View

Peake, Cathy. Papers of, and relating to, Joan and Daryl Lindsay [manuscript].

Title: Papers of, and relating to, Joan and Daryl Lindsay [manuscript]. 1889-1988.

Original documents: Correspondence of Joan & Daryl Lindsay, 1964-1984, chiefly with Sir Joseph Burke & Joseph Brown; extract from "Syd Sixpence" by Joan Lindsay; recollections of Lionel Lindsay by Daryl Lindsay; photos of Joan & Daryl Lindsay, 1937-1970s; photos taken while filming "Picnic At Hanging Rock"; correspondence of writer Keila Hinde & Aldo Castellani, an expert in tropical diseases; notes made by Peake at interviews conducted with friends & associates of the Lindsays. Secondary resource materials: Mainly photocopies, including personal papers of Joan & Daryl Lindsay; autobiographical & biographical writings of Joan & Daryl, A.S.H. Weigall, Marian Pollak, Thomas and Emma a'Beckett, Peter & Lionel Lindsay; genealogical data; correspondence of Joan & Daryl (correspondents include: Martin Boyd, Sunny & Vivian Ebbott, Kath & Ian Armstrong, Colin Caldwell, Terry O'Neill, Martin Sharp, Pat Jarrett, Sir Kenneth Clark, T.G. Tucker), exhibition catalogues, speeches & journalism of Daryl & Joan; copies of fictional & dramatic works & sketches by Joan Lindsay; notes & inventories re their Mulberry Hill property; articles & reviews pertaining to the life & work of the Lindsays; notes on the Catalysts (professional women's association).

ArchivalResource: 1.45 m. (10 boxes).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/225850999 View

Lindsay, Daryl, 1890-1976. Papers.

Title: Papers. ca. 1910-1971.

Comprises typescript family tree of Daryl Lindsay (1950's or 1960's); photograph, ca. 1910, of man and woman posing in costume; typescript speech "The opening of Daryl Lindsay's exhibition of water-colour drawings", undated, and annotated to imply the speech was read by Sir Henry Newland; aerogramme, 30 June 1946, to Daryl from Sir Sydney Cockerell in Surrey; correspondence, 1968-1969, from accountants Shepard, Webster & O'Neill regarding tax returns of Daryl Lindsay and Lady Joan a'Beckett Lindsay; correspondence from solicitors Nevett, Glenn & Coutts regarding the estate of Mary Lindsay; correspondence, 1969-1971, from the Commonwealth Art Advisory Board, the National Capital Planning Committee, and the Prime Minister (William McMahon); colour published reproductions of two paintings by Daryl Lindsay, "500 miles to go" and "Big Bob"; in excess of 50 press cuttings regarding Daryl Lindsay, 1920's-1960's; and pen and ink caricature by Daryl entitled "Don Quixote."

ArchivalResource: 2.0 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/222919131 View

Dixon, Owen Sir, 1886-1972. Letters : to Daryl Lindsay, 1956-1958. [manuscript].

Title: Letters : to Daryl Lindsay, 1956-1958. [manuscript]. 1956-1958.

The letters comment on a talk given by Daryl Lindsay about his father, Lindsay's book The Felton Bequest : an historical record, 1904-1959, and a horse-riding accident.

ArchivalResource: 0.5 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/271174666 View

Missingham, Hal, 1906-1994. Papers of Hal Missingham, 1921-1994.

Title: Papers of Hal Missingham, 1921-1994. 1921-1994.

The papers include: draft chapters of Missingham's book They kill you in the end (Sydney : Angus and Robertson, 1973), and background notes and original documents used in preparation of the book. Other manuscripts by Missingham in the collection include drafts for Grass trees of Western Australia : blackboys & black gins (Fremantle, W.A. : Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1978), and a mock-up of Missingham's book My Australia (Sydney: Collins, 1969). The collection also includes: a substantial number of letters by Missingham sent to his wife Esther, covering the period 1939-1989; correspondence with Sir Daryl Lindsay concerning the controversy over the appointment of the Director of the Australian National Gallery 1971; correspondence with Ann Hill; biographical notes by Missingham; honours; an indenture of apprenticeship; and a testimonial album containing paintings, drawings, photographs, letters, and verse by 200 Australian artists and presented to Missingham on his retirement as the Director of the Art Gallery of New South Wales in 1971.

ArchivalResource: 70 cm. (5 boxes + 1 folio item)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/221005339 View