Lost heritage :
Hinton-Bateup, Alice, 1950-
Lost heritage : when my great great great grandmother was taken to work on a station near Coonabarabran, she wasn't allowed to use her tribal name. No Aborigenes were. She was given the name 'Jane'. Since then my people haven't known what tribe they came from or what land was taken from them / designed and printed by Alice Hinton Bateup. - 1 poster : colour ; 51 x 77 cm
At bottom of poster: Fourth edition.
The poster shows the screen printed photograph of three unidentified Aboriginal girls. The 'Running Women' from Oenpelli in Arnhem Land are also incorporated in the design. Colours are chiefly black, yellow, red and brown.
Aboriginal Australians--Land tenure--Posters
Aboriginal Australians--Civil rights--Posters
Aboriginal Australians--Posters
Posters, Australian
Lost heritage : when my great great great grandmother was taken to work on a station near Coonabarabran, she wasn't allowed to use her tribal name. No Aborigenes were. She was given the name 'Jane'. Since then my people haven't known what tribe they came from or what land was taken from them / designed and printed by Alice Hinton Bateup. - 1 poster : colour ; 51 x 77 cm
At bottom of poster: Fourth edition.
The poster shows the screen printed photograph of three unidentified Aboriginal girls. The 'Running Women' from Oenpelli in Arnhem Land are also incorporated in the design. Colours are chiefly black, yellow, red and brown.
Aboriginal Australians--Land tenure--Posters
Aboriginal Australians--Civil rights--Posters
Aboriginal Australians--Posters
Posters, Australian
