Helen Haenke at Rockton: A Creative Life
Author(s): Helen Haenke
Rockton, one of Ipswich's historic homes and listed with the National Trust, was also home for many years to one of south-east Queensland's most prolific writers and poets. A true artist, Helen Haenke devoted much of her life to the vibrant cultural creative scene of the 1960s and 1970s - opening her home to contemporaries such as Rodney Hall, Thomas Shapcott, Bruce Dawe and Oodgeroo Noonuccal. A one-time student of highly controversial artist Max Meldrum, Haenke also trained as a graphic artist and continued to paint throughout her life. Helen Haenke at Rockton is a visual celebration of the life of this respected artist and author, offering a selection of her finest artworks, poems, fiction and letters, and documenting her valuable contribution to Queensland cultural history.
Product Information
General Fields
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- : University of Queensland Press
- : University of Queensland Press
- : 0.692
- : 27 February 2017
- : 244mm X 189mm X 22mm
- : Australia
- : 27 February 2017
- : books
Special Fields
- : 224
- : Paperback
- : Helen Haenke