Collection 07: Original artwork of children's book illustrations, 2001-2010 / by Bronwyn Bancroft

sub-fonds

2001-2010

Graphic Materials, Paintings

9650347

48 paintings - acrylic on archival paper - visible image 42 x 30 cm, 37 x 84 cm, or smaller

Comprises 48 original illustrations for children’s books: Sun Mother Wakes the World, 2004 ; Ready to Dream, 2009 ; Sam’s Bush Journey, 2010 ; and a Counting Book (created for La Perouse School), ca. 2001. Plus one additional preliminary rough illustration for Kangaroo & Crocodile, 2011.

File 01: Original artwork for 'Ready to Dream', 2009 / by Bronwyn Bancroft
File 02: Original artwork for 'Sam’s Bush Journey', 2010 / by Bronwyn Bancroft
File 03: Original artwork for 'Sun Mother Wakes the World', 2004 / by Bronwyn Bancroft
File 04: Original artwork for 'Counting Book', 2001 / by Bronwyn Bancroft
File 05: Preparatory rough for 'Kangaroo and Crocodile', ca. 2010 / by Bronwyn Bancroft

Copyright status:: In copyright - Life of creator plus 70 years
Copyright holder:: Bronwyn Bancroft
Reproduction Restricted:
Approval for reproduction required: Bronwyn Brancroft wishes to be notified in the event of reproduction for research or academic publication of these items and requests that she receives attribution as the creator of the work
Rights and Restrictions Information:: All commercial use of works by Bronwyn Bancroft should be referred to her nominated copyright collecting agency - VISCOPY.
Please acknowledge:: Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales and courtesy Bronwyn Bancroft

The illustrations are for a number of Bronwyn Bancroft’s children’s publications, 2001-2010: Sun Mother Wakes the World (2004); Ready to Dream (2009); Sam’s Bush Journey (2010); and a Counting Book created for La Perouse School (2001). The re-telling of the Sun Mother story is based on a traditional Aboriginal creation story which appeared in Myths and Legends of Australian Aboriginals (published by Ramsay Smith, based on stories gathered by David Unaipon). The other stories describe journeys through the landscape, reflecting Indigenous culture and storytelling. In Sam’s Bush Journey, a boy learns to appreciate the importance of the landscape and traditional Indigenous stories through his Aboriginal grandmother. In Ready to Dream, an Indigenous artist shares her inspiration and practice.

Reference:
Library correspondence file

Some signed by artist at lower edge, and include inscriptions, story text, and annotations relating to layout for publishing