Connection collections and collecting connections: Reconstructing the life of Mrs Edith Coleman: Reconstructing the life of Mrs Edith Coleman

Danielle Clode

Connection collections and collecting connections: Reconstructing the life of Mrs Edith Coleman: Reconstructing the life of Mrs Edith Coleman

College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences

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Abstract

In 1934, Edith Coleman celebrated the opening of the new National Herbarium of Victoria with an article for The Argusnewspaper. Edith hoped that the ‘handsome, dignified exterior of the building will encourage a better acquaintance with its contents’ as more than just ‘a vegetable mortuary, in which, in paper cerements, thousands of flowers that once brightened the earth and scented the summer air lay awaiting inevitable decay.

Original language	English
Number of pages	15
Journal	Unlikely: Journal for Creative Arts
Issue number	4
Publication status	Published - 2018

Keywords

collecting connections
connecting connections
National Herbarium of Victoria
The Argus newspaper

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Clode, D. (2018). Connection collections and collecting connections: Reconstructing the life of Mrs Edith Coleman: Reconstructing the life of Mrs Edith Coleman. Unlikely: Journal for Creative Arts, (4). https://unlikely.net.au/docs/dc.pdf

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