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waratah painting

The Waratah
Telopea speciosissima
as an historical art motif

Drawn largely from the collection of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences (now the Power House Museum), Sydney, based on the publications:


Belt buckle 1
Belt buckle 2
Cup and saucer
Electrolier (light fitting)
Frieze
Jardinier

Leather bookbinding
Plaque (ceramic)
Stained-glass window
Postage stamp 1959
Postage stamp 1968
Poster - Blue Mountains 1949
Freemason's ceremonial collar ~1950

Sheet-music cover
Vase 1
Vase 2
Wall-paper 1
Wall-paper 2
Wall tiles

See also the Waratah as the NSW floral emblem.



Updated April 4, 2012 , Murray Fagg (anbg-info@anbg.gov.au)