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Author	Rutter, Florence.
Title	Carrolup Settlement collection, 1949-1957 [manuscript]

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History project book written by Revel Cooper in Std VI

History project book written by Revel Cooper in Std VI

LOCATION	CALL NO	STATUS	NOTE	MESSAGE
Online	MN 1067	AVAILABLE
3rd Floor Rare Materials	ACC 3302A/4 History project book written by Revel Cooper in Std VI	FOR USE IN STATE LIBRARY		ASK SLWA STAFF
4th Floor Stack	ACC 3302A	FOR USE IN STATE LIBRARY		REQUEST RETRIEVAL
4th Floor Stack	ACC 3302A/10	FOR USE IN STATE LIBRARY		REQUEST RETRIEVAL

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Call Number	MN 1067
Physical description	4 cm.
Access advisory	Available for reference; not for loan.
Cite As	Battye Library, MN 1067, Carrolup Settlement collection, ACC 3302A
Biography/history	Carrolup Aboriginal Settlement,established in 1912, was situated on the Carrolup River near Katanning, WA. It was there that Florence Rutter discovered children with great aptitude for drawing and painting. The most talented of these untrained artists were Parnell Dempster, Ross Jones, Reynolds Hart, Revel Cooper and Barry Loo, all aged 13 years. The settlement and its school later closed.
Finding Aids	Detailed listing available (MN 1067)
Summary	Bibliographies; correspondence 1950-54; newspaper cuttings 1950-57; notebooks; paintings; publications 1949-54; reports; scripts
Subjects	Rutter, Florence -- Archives.
	Painting, Aboriginal Australian -- Western Australia -- Carrolup Native Settlement.
	Children's art -- Western Australia -- Carrolup Native Settlement -- Aboriginal artists.