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Subject: | Re: Bird Print |
From: | Craig Robertson <> |
Date: | Mon, 08 Dec 1997 10:27:40 +1000 |
Dear Aus Birding Art Lovers Paul Fennel wrote today: > Another interesting piece of art is a large English portrait with a > sulphur crested cockatoo as a major feature. The interesting thing is > that the portrait was painted pre-1700. > This intrigues me. The ABC rescreened an old series about Elisabeth I starring Glenda Jackson recently (the name of it escapes me at the moment). There was at least one scene during the period when she was at the height of her power, and undergoing certain queenly dramas, in her palace, where the lavish set included a large birdcage in which were several of these our aussie cockatoos. I put it down to the same culture that put kookaburras in the African Jungle Jim movies. But maybe not? Any thoughts? Craig Craig Robertson Technical Writer, AMIS Monash University Email: For info: http://www.monash.edu.au/amis/ |
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