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2009/43/1-8/11 Poster, 'Bruno Benini Photographer', black and white, portrait of Lorraine Childs with gramophone, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1963-1965. Click to enlarge.
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Poster 'Bruno Benini Photographer'

Poster, 'Bruno Benini Photographer', black and white, portrait of Lorraine Childs with gramophone, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1963-1965

Poster shows a photograph of Lorraine Childs in Benini's studio with gramophone taken by Bruno Benini in 1964, the words 'Bruno Benini Photographer' printed within the horn.

This object is part of

2009/43/1-8 Biographical material relating to photography and fashion publicity by Bruno and Hazel Benini, paper, plastic, metal, England, Italy, and Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1950-2001
Bruno and Hazel Benini biographical material
1950-2001

Summary

Object No.

2009/43/1-8/11

Object Statement

Poster, 'Bruno Benini Photographer', black and white, portrait of Lorraine Childs with gramophone, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1963-1965

Physical Description

Poster, 'Bruno Benini Photographer', black and white, portrait of Lorraine Childs with gramophone, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1963-1965

Poster shows a photograph of Lorraine Childs in Benini's studio with gramophone taken by Bruno Benini in 1964, the words 'Bruno Benini Photographer' printed within the horn.

Marks

On reverse, centre, written in pencil 'THIS WAS THE SIGN ON THE GLASS DOOR / OF BRUNO BENINI'S McKILLOP ST. STUDIO / 1963', upper centre and lower right, stamped 'BRUNO BENINI / PHOTOGRAPHER / 6 McKILLOP ST. / MELBOURNE TEL 672633', upper left corner, written in pencil '32' in circle.

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https://ma.as/404483

Dimensions

Height

605 mm

Width

599 mm

Depth

1 mm

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Poster 'Bruno Benini Photographer' 2022, Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences, accessed 28 March 2023, <https://ma.as/404483>

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{{cite web |url=https://ma.as/404483 |title=Poster 'Bruno Benini Photographer' |author=Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences |access-date=28 March 2023 |publisher=Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences, Australia}}

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