Record Number |
22087 |
Location |
Plan Cabinet Drawer 8 |
Title |
Poster - Celebrating International Womens Day 2016 : Here's to strong women. May know them, may we be them, may we raise them. [Poster] |
Portion of title |
Here's to strong women. May know them, may we be them, may we raise them |
Published |
[Canberra] : Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies, 2016. |
©2016 |
Collation |
1 poster : black and white ; 84 x 59.4 cm. |
Content types |
still image |
text |
Carrier type |
sheet |
Series |
AIATSIS International Women's Day poster series ; 2016. |
General Note |
Caption title. |
Digital download from AIATSIS website, provided free of charge. Printing by NSWTF Printing and Distribution. |
Collection code: Artworks |
International Women’s Day (IWD) was first held in March 1911. This global day celebrates the economic, political and social achievements of women past, present and future and strives to promote positive change and raise awareness of the issues women face in their everyday lives. |
Summary Note |
Poster promoting International Women’s Day (IWD). Features a photograph of an Aboriginal woman, Teenminnie, wearing a possum skin cloak and carrying a baby on her back. "The Teenminn[i]e was a friend... a truly excellent woman; kind hearted, intelligent and faithful. Rev. George Taplin. 1869." AIATSIS logo appears lower left. "Portrait of Teenminnie, a Ngarrindjeri woman, wearing a possum skin cloak, carrying a child on her back, South Australia. c1870s by Samuel White Sweet." -- Libraries Australia. |
Terms of use |
Copyright restrictions may apply. |
Personal Name |
Teenminnie |
Subject |
International Women's Day -- Posters |
Women -- Australia -- Social aspects -- Posters |
Women, Aboriginal Australian -- Posters |
Posters, Australian |
Geographic Name |
Australia -- Posters |
SUBJECT |
Australian |
Added Corporate Name |
Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies, (issuing body). |
Internet Site |
Publisher website |