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Revolutions: Records and Rebels Exhibition 4.9 Items being borrowed by Museums Victoria from the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, United Kingdom for inclusion in the exhibition Revolutions: Records and Rebels at Melbourne Museum, 11 Nicholson Street, Carlton, AUSTRALIA, 27 April to 25 August 2019 MUSEUMSVICTOR MV ID Lender ID Object Image Provenance Information Height Length Width Depth Unit LN 66551 REV001 Mosaic - Mystic Eye mosaic - Artist after John Lennon Loaned courtesy of Bernard Cochrane and Bjorn and Birgitta Hallenius 1556 3660 32 mm design, 1967 LN 66555 REV002 Photograph - Christine Keeler Contact Sheet - Lewis Given by the American Friends of the V&A through the generosity of David 413 506 mm Morley, 1963 Knauss LN 66554 REV003 Furniture - Chair - Fritz Hansens, 1960 Owned by Lewis Morley from ca. 1963 - 2013. This object was previously on 800 455 460 mm long-term loan the V&A from 2001-2013 [2001/760]. In 2013, it was acquired as a gift from Lewis Morley and Dr and Mrs. John V. Knaus [2013/394]. Page 1 of 81 Museums Victoria MV ID Lender ID Object Image Provenance Information Height Length Width Depth Unit LN 66552 REV005 Magazine (CLOSED) - Private Eye Magazine - Harold Courtesy Philippe Garner 288 228 5 mm MacMillan - Private Eye, 1963 LN 66553 REV006 Document (OPEN) - Christine Keeler's personal copy of Courtesy Philippe Garner 250 161 15 mm Lord Denning's Report - N/A, 1963 LN 66559 REV008 3D Object - Beatles talcum powder - Margo of Mayfair, Owned since new by Geoff Marsh (exhibition co-curator) 180 115 55 mm c.1963 LN 66560 REV009A Costume - Beatles Stockings Packaging - Ballito, 1962 Given by Nan Beecher-Moore 215 180 mm Page 2 of 81 Museums Victoria MV ID Lender ID Object Image Provenance Information Height Length Width Depth Unit LN 66561 REV009B Costume - Beatles Stockings - Ballito, 1962 Given by Nan Beecher-Moore 216 200 mm LN 66562 REV010 Costume - Glasses worn by John Lennon - Maker Donated to the V&A in 1980 by Albert Fremlin-Bailey (of the British and Overseas 39 107 mm Unknown, c.1960s Optical Missions), given to him by Patti Harrison in the late 1960s. LN 66565 REV018 Document - Acid Test certificate - Artist unknown, 1966 Courtesy of Stewart Brand 203 255 mm LN 66566 REV019 Document - Can you pass the acid test? - Wes Wilson, Courtesy of Stewart Brand 282 218 150 mm 1965-7 Page 3 of 81 Museums Victoria MV ID Lender ID Object Image Provenance Information Height Length Width Depth Unit LN 66564 REV020 Book (CLOSED) - One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest - Ken Acquired in 1991 from a donor who wishes to remain anonymous 180 108 22 mm Kesey, 1962 LN 66570 REV021 Painting - Grain of Sand - Mati Klarwein, 1963-1965 Cristina Sanahuja, originally purchased by Juan Sanahuja 2120 2130 80 mm LN 66572 REV025 Magazine (CLOSED) - TIME Magazine: 'Swinging London' Donated by Jenny Lister 288 215 8 mm cover - N/A, 1966 LN 66616 REV027a 3D Object / Artwork - Fluxus artwork - Ladder - Yoko Ono, Recreated by permission of Yoko Ono 1700 1500 mm 1966 Page 4 of 81 Museums Victoria MV ID Lender ID Object Image Provenance Information Height Length Width Depth Unit LN 66617 REV027b 3D Object / Artwork - Fluxus artwork - Magnifying Glass - Recreated by permission of Yoko Ono Yoko Ono, 1966 LN 66618 REV027c 3D Object / Artwork - Fluxus artwork - Ceiling painting - Recreated by permission of Yoko Ono 515 410 mm Yoko Ono, 1966 LN 66575 REV031 Costume (1 PART) - Mini Dress - Paul Babb, Pamela Bought by the donor, Gillian Saville, in the late 1960s, from a department store. mm Proctor, 'Twiggy Dresses' , 1967-69 LN 66574 REV033 Photograph - Twiggy (Foale and Tuffin Fashion) - Cecil From Cecil Beaton Archive, Sotheby's 290 198 mm Beaton, 1966 Page 5 of 81 Museums Victoria MV ID Lender ID Object Image Provenance Information Height Length Width Depth Unit LN 66578 REV034 Sketch - Fashion design drawing for Twiggy - Bill Gibb, Acquired by V&A in 1978. 299 211 mm 1969 LN 66620 REV038 Photograph - Photograph used in ‘Blow-up’ film – Redgrave Courtesy Philippe Garner 510 610 mm standing over the body, 1966 LN 66621 REV038 Photograph - Photograph used in ‘Blow-up’ film – Redgrave Courtesy Philippe Garner 510 610 mm looking towards camera, 1966 LN 66622 REV038 Photograph - Photograph used in ‘Blow-up’ film – The Courtesy Philippe Garner 510 610 mm gunman in the bushes, 1966 Page 6 of 81 Museums Victoria MV ID Lender ID Object Image Provenance Information Height Length Width Depth Unit LN 66619 REV038a Photograph - Photograph used in ‘Blow-up’ film - Arthur Courtesy Philippe Garner 510 610 mm Evans, 1966 LN 66606 REV0403 Photograph - Michael Caine - Terry O'Neill, 1965 From Terry O' Neil for the exhibition 370 320 mm LN 66608 REV0413 Photograph - Andrew Loog Oldham - Terry O'Neill, 1965 From Terry O' Neil for the exhibition 370 320 mm LN 66605 REV0433 Photograph - Jean Shrimpton and Terence Stamp - Terry From Terry O' Neil for the exhibition 320 370 mm O'Neill, 1965 Page 7 of 81 Museums Victoria MV ID Lender ID Object Image Provenance Information Height Length Width Depth Unit LN 66607 REV0443 Photograph - The Rolling Stones - Terry O'Neill, 1965 From Terry O' Neil for the exhibition 320 370 mm LN 66604 REV0503 Photograph - Eric Burdon - Terry O'Neill, 1967 From Terry O' Neil for the exhibition 370 320 mm LN 66580 REV052 Costume - Mystic Eye Dress - Harry Gordon, Scott Paper Purchased at Christie’s South Kensington, 16 December 2014 (lot 65, £780 and 855 570 mm Company, 1968 lot 100, £2860 LN 66585 REV054a Costume (1 PART) - Mini Dress - Biba, 1968 Given by Mrs Frances Hinchcliffe Page 8 of 81 Museums Victoria MV ID Lender ID Object Image Provenance Information Height Length Width Depth Unit LN 66586 REV054b Costume - Boots - Biba, 1969 Given by Claire Wilcox in 1985 LN 66581 REV055 Costume - Paper Mini-Dress - Dispo (Meyersohn & Given by Diane Meyersohn 855 570 mm Silverstein Ltd), 1967 LN 66592 REV056 Costume (1 PART) - Mini Dress - Jeff Banks, 1967 Acquired by the V&A Circulation Department, 1981. 860 mm LN 66593 REV059 Costume (2 PARTS) - Blade's, Man's suit - Rupert Worn and given by Rupert Lycett Green Lycett-Green and Charley Hornby, Blades, 1968 Page 9 of 81 Museums Victoria MV ID Lender ID Object Image Provenance Information Height Length Width Depth Unit LN 66582 REV062 Poster - Buy Granny Takes a Trip and Join the Brain Drain! Given by Michael English 740 505 mm - Hapshash and the Coloured Coat, 1968 LN 66584 REV063 Sign - I was Lord Kitchener's Valet; Carnaby Street Shop The sign was created for the shop in Foubert's Place on Carnaby Street, London 1525 840 40 mm Sign - Pat Hartnet, 1964 in 1966 LN 66579 REV064 Poster - Hung on You - Hapshash and the Coloured Coat, Poster for Kings Road clothes shop, little used because unreadable. Purchased 755 500 mm 1967 from Barry Miles in 1991. Barry Miles was a key figure in the London underground scene in the 1960s: he was a founder of the Indica Bookshop, the underground newspaper ‘Intern LN 66587 REV066 Book (OPEN) - Biba mail order catalogue - John McConnell Given by Claire Wilcox in 2012 360 178 mm (designer) Harry Peccinotti (photographer), 1969 Page 10 of 81 Museums Victoria MV ID Lender ID Object Image Provenance Information Height Length Width Depth Unit LN 66583 REV068 Poster - Polypops 'wrapping paper' x 1 (Pinball machine) - Purchased from Maggs Bros Ltd, 6th May 2015, £75 741 504 mm David Fairbrother Roe, 1968 LN 66611 REV069 Document (CLOSED) - Indica Gallery 'passport' pamphlet Purchased from Maggs Bros Ltd, 6th May 2015, £60.00 152 103 mm for exhibition - Artist unknown, 1966 LN 66612 REV070 Document (1 PAGE) - Invitation to Art Happening - Michael Purchased through the Julie and Robert Breckman Print Fund 202 104 mm English, 1966 LN 66613 REV072 Print - The Climax - Aubrey Beardsley, 1907 Print by Aubrey Beardsley, 'The Climax', plate XV from 'A Portfolio of Aubrey 250 200 mm Beardsley's drawings illustrating 'Salome' by Oscar Wilde', published by John Lane, London, 1907 Page 11 of 81 Museums Victoria MV ID Lender ID Object Image Provenance Information Height Length Width Depth Unit LN 66602 REV073 Poster - Gallery Five Poster - Jan Michel Piénkowski, 1970 Acquired by the V&A Circulation Department, 1974. 605 408 mm LN 66615 REV074 Magazine (OPEN) - The Head Shop advert in Oz magazine Ordered Dec 1995 from David Batterham 298 418 3 mm - Maker unknown, 1967 LN 66590 REV078 Costume (1 PART) - Mick Jagger costume - Ossie Clark, Jump suit worn by Mick Jagger on the Rolling Stones' 1972 European and USA 1972 tours. Given by Sir Mick Jagger LN 66598 REV079 Poster - Dylan - Milton Glaser, 1967 Gift of the American Friends of the V&A; Gift to the American Friends by Leslie, 838 559 mm Judith and Gabri Schreyer and Alice Schreyer Batko Page 12 of 81 Museums Victoria MV ID Lender ID Object Image Provenance Information Height Length Width Depth Unit LN 66589 REV080 Costume (1 PART) - Sandie Shaw - Unknown, 1967 This sequinned, pink chiffon dress was worn by Sandie Shaw for her performance at the Royal Variety Show, November 13th, 1967 LN 66643 REV082 Illustration - Illustration to lyrics for 'Revolution' - Harry Courtesy of Alan Aldridge/Iconic images.net 293 400 2 mm Willock, 1968 LN 66644 REV083 Artwork - Beatles - Richard Hamilton, 1968 Lent by Rita Donagh, Richard Hamilton's widow. (Contacted through the Alan 865 580 mm Cristea gallery, London) LN 66595 REV085 Poster - A is for Apple - The Fool, 1960s Purchased through the Julie and Robert Breckman Print Fund in 2002 after being 739 560 mm on display in a PDP display ‘Cosmic Visions: Psychedelic Posters of the 1960s’ Page 13 of 81 Museums Victoria MV ID Lender ID
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