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2009/43/1-3/11 Photographic print, black and white, Robyn Fong models for Batika boutique publicity, photograph by Bruno Benini, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1975. Click to enlarge.
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Photograph of Robyn Fong by Bruno Benini

Model holds bamboo and rice paper parasol, wears flared pants and long sleeved blouse, hand on [rattan] bag, fashion imported from Malaysian and sold through Batika boutique, Melbourne. Styling by Hazel Benini.

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Unmounted photographic prints by Bruno Benini
1955-2000

Summary

Object No.

2009/43/1-3/11

Object Statement

Photographic print, black and white, Robyn Fong models for Batika boutique publicity, photograph by Bruno Benini, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1975

Physical Description

Model holds bamboo and rice paper parasol, wears flared pants and long sleeved blouse, hand on [rattan] bag, fashion imported from Malaysian and sold through Batika boutique, Melbourne. Styling by Hazel Benini.

Marks

On reverse in pencil 'Dress by Batika / model - Robin (sic) Fong / South Melbourne Beach 1975 / Printed " ' , '106' in circle in upper left.

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https://ma.as/398842

Dimensions

Height

608 mm

Width

508 mm

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