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The Australian flora in applied art (1915)

Baker, Richard Thomas, 1854-1941 · [Sydney, W.A. Gullick, Gove. printer] · leaf 75

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Figure 44 shows a swag inplaster-of-Paris, with a Waratahas the dominant flower. Its appli-cation in this selection is at onceapi)arent. It is the work of Mr.A. Murray, Teacher of Modellingat the Sydney Technical College, … Fig. 47. Fig. 45 XI.-SILVERSMITHS ART. The Waratah has long been afavourite with the workers in gold andsilver, especially the latter, and is tcj befound in various forms in almost everyjewellers shop in Sydney. Waratahl)rooches, buckles (enamel), and ohjetslies arts are manufactured, and find…

Decoration and ornament -- Plant forms · Telopea in art · Flowers in art

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