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EXHIBITION CHECKLIST the World 1968: Changing Times 01 March–12 August 2018, Exhibition Gallery, National Library of Australia EXHIBITION CHECKLIST The World Martin Sharp (1942–2013) Bob Dylan—Mr Tambourine Man/Blowing in the Mind 1967 Offset lithograph; 761 h x 508 w mm University of Wollongong Archives Re lie huan hu Hubei Sheng ge ming wei yuan hui dan sheng [热烈欢呼湖北省革命委员会诞生, Many Cheers on the Founding of the Revolution Committee of Hubei Province] 1968 Paper-cut poster; 483 h x 718 w mm Asian Collections, nla.cat-vn7327589 De Gaulle, Mitterrand [no]; Pouvoir populaire OUI [De Gaulle, Mitterrand, [no]; People power YES] 1968 Screenprint; 1050 h x 750 w mm National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Purchased 1985, 85.2004 John Frith (1906–2000) Astronauts Leave Earth 1968 Cartoon; 470 h x 295 w mm (image) John Frith Collection of Cartoons (Pictures), nla.cat-vn6573275 WilliaM Anders (b.1933) Earthrise 1968 Reproduction of photograph; 348 h x 348 w mm Reproduced courtesy NASA John Lennon (1940–1980) and Paul McCartney (b. 1942) composers Hey Jude 1968 Northern Songs Music score; 280 h x 215 w mm Music Collection, nla.cat-vn1839034 George Harrison (1943–2001) composer While My Guitar Gently Weeps 1968 Apple Corps Music score; 280 h x 215 w mm Music Collection, nla.cat-vn1791054 Rolling Stones Beggars Banquet 1968 London Records Private Collection 1 CreaM Disraeli Gears 1967 Atlantic Studios Album cover Private Collection Francis Michael Rossi (b. 1949) composer Pictures of Matchstick Men 1968 Leeds Music Music score; 280 h x 215 w mm Music Collection, nla.cat-vn1381053 Paul SiMon (b. 1941) composer Mrs Robinson 1968 Essex Music Music score; 280 h x 215 w mm Lewis Collection (Music), nla.cat-vn345867 JiMMy Webb (b. 1946) composer MacArthur Park 1968 Cromwell Music Music score; 1888296 Music Collection, nla.cat-vn1888296 Gene Raskin (1909–2004) composer Those Were the Days 1968 Essex Music Music score; 275 h x 215 w mm Lewis Collection (Music), nla.cat-vn7290316 Les Reed (b. 1935) and Barry Mason (b. 1935) composers Delilah 1968 J Albert and Son Music score; 277 h x 217 w mm Lewis Collection (Music), nla.cat-vn2092016 JiMi Hendrix (1942–1970) composer Electric Ladyland: The Jimi HendriX Experience 1968 A. Schroeder Songbook; 277 h x 215 w mm Music Collection, nla.cat-vn2717046 NorMan Whitfield (1940–2008) and Barrett Strong (b. 1941) composer I Heard It through the Grapevine 1968 Cromwell Music Music score; 280 h x 215 w mm Music Collection, nla.cat-vn1888407 Bob Dylan (b. 1941) composer All Along the Watchtower 1968 2 J. Albert and Son Music score; 280 h x 220 w mm Music Collection, nla.cat-vn1919436 JaMes Trelease (b.1941) Election Poster: Hubert Humphrey 1967 887 h x 585 w mm (image) John Brogden US Collection JaMes Trelease (b.1941) Election Poster: Bobby Kennedy 1967 887 h x 585 w mm (image) John Brogden US Collection JaMes Trelease (b.1941) Election Poster: Richard Nixon 1967 887 h x 585 w mm (image) John Brogden US Collection Bob Fitch (1939–2016) Martin Luther King Jr’s Funeral Procession 1968 Reproduction of photograph; 565 h x 400 w mm Courtesy of the Department of Special Collections, Stanford University Libraries Arthur Hailey (1920–2004) Airport New York: Double Day, 1968 Private Collection Helen MacInnes (1907–1985) The Salzburg Connection New York: Harcourt, Brace & World, 1968 Private Collection John Updike (1932–2009) Couples London: Andre Deutsch, 1968 (5th impression) Private Collection Gore Vidal (1925–2012) Myra Breckinridge London: Anthony Blond, 1968 Private Collection Arthur C. Clarke (1917–2008) and Stanley Kubrick (1928–1999) 2001: A Space Odyssey New York: New American Library, 1968 Private Collection Philip K. Dick (1928–1982) Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? 3 New York: New American Library, 1968 Private Collection Ted Hughes (1930–1998) The Iron Man: A Children's Story in Five Nights London: Faber and Faber, 1968 Private Collection Ursula K. Le Guin (1929–2018) A Wizard of Earthsea New York: Ace Books, 1968 Private Collection Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara (1928–1967) Otros Documentos del Che en Bolivia [Che’s Other Bolivian Documents] 210 h x 134 w mm Buenos Aires: 1968 Overseas Collection, nla.cat-vn1164126 Eldridge Cleaver (1935–1998) Soul on Ice New York: McGraw Hill, 1968 Private Collection Paul R. Ehrlich (b.1932) The Population Bomb 1968 New York: Ballantine Tom Wolfe (b.1931) The Electric Kool-aid Acid Test New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1968 Private Collection Yasunari Kawabata (1899–1972) Thousand Cranes New York: Berkley Publishing, 1965 Asian Collections, nla.cat-vn1721545 Erich von Däniken (b.1935) Erinnerungen an die Zukunft [Chariots of the Gods] München: Verlag Errneberger KG, 1968 Private Collection Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn (1918–2008) The First Circle New York: Harper and Row, 1968 Private Collection Time (Australian edition) Melbourne: Time-Life International, 13 December 1968 280 h x 380 w mm 4 Private Collection Time (Australian Edition) Melbourne: Time-Life International, 6 December 1968 280 h x 380 w mm Private Collection Time (Australian Edition) Melbourne: Time-Life International, 8 November 1968 280 h x 380 w mm Private Collection Time (Australian Edition) Melbourne: Time-Life International, 25 October 1968 280 h x 380 w mm Private Collection Time (Australian Edition) Melbourne: Time-Life International, 4 October 1968 280 h x 380 w mm Private Collection Time (Australian Edition) Melbourne: Time-Life International, 30 August 1968 280 h x 380 w mm Private Collection Time (Australian Edition) Melbourne: Time-Life International, 3 May 1968 280 h x 380 w mm Private Collection Time (Australian Edition) Melbourne: Time-Life International, 5 April 1968 280 h x 380 w mm Private Collection Time (Australian Edition) Melbourne: Time-Life International, 9 February 1968 280 h x 380 w mm Private Collection Time (Australian Edition) Melbourne: Time-Life International, 2 February 1968 280 h x 380 w mm Private Collection Life Australia Sydney: Time-Life International, 19 February 1968 Private Collection 5 Life Australia Sydney: Time-Life International, 5 August 1968 Private Collection Life Australia Sydney: Time-Life International, 8 July 1968 Private Collection Life Australia Sydney: Time-Life International, 18 March 1968 Private Collection Life Australia Sydney: Time-Life International, 15 April 1968 Private Collection Australia Prime Minister Holt’s Brief Case c. 1967 Leather; 310 h x 400 w x 180 d mm From the collection of the National Archives of Australia: M4298, 1 Athol ShMith (1914–1990) Portrait of Prime Minister Harold Holt 1967 Photograph; 606 h x 508 w mm Athol Shmith Collection of Fashion Photographs (Pictures), nla.cat-vn7251593 Cabinet Minute, EconoMic CoMMittee Abandonment of Portsea Search 4 January 1968 300 h x 210 w mm From the collection of the National Archives of Australia: A5840, 770/EC Program for the Memorial Service for The Right Honourable Harold Edward Holt, C.H. 1967 222 h x 150 w mm Australian Printed Collection, nla.cat-vn6149788 Report by the Commonwealth and Victoria Police on the Disappearance of the Prime Minister The Right Honourable Harold Holt, CH., M.P. January 1968 382 h x 252 w mm From the collection of the National Archives of Australia: A1209, 1968/8570 The Bulletin Sydney: John Haynes and J.F. Archibald 10 August, 1968 284 h x 390 w mm Private Collection The Bulletin Sydney: John Haynes and J.F. Archibald, 20 January, 1968 284 h x 390 w mm Newspapers Collection, nla.cat-vn1085805 6 The Bulletin Sydney: John Haynes and J.F. Archibald, 11 May, 1968 284 h x 390 w mm Private Collection John Gorton (1911–2002) Statement by Senator John Gorton on His Election as Leader of the Liberal Party 9 January 1968 337 h x 210 w mm Papers of Sir John Gorton (Manuscripts), nla.cat-vn42626 Australian News and InforMation Bureau Prime Minister John Gorton Visiting Australian Troops in Vietnam 1968 Reproduction of photograph From the collection of the National Archives of Australia: A1200, L73420 Vietnam Conflict Map Maplewood, N.J.: C.S. Hammond & Co., c. 1968 740 h x 535 w mm Maps Collection, nla.cat-vn4931620 Royal Australian Survey Corps Map of Nui Dat 1968 (original) 756 h x 580 w mm Maps Collection, nla.cat-vn6850409 Ray Sharpe Anti-war Protest, Marrickville, Sydney, 17 July 1968 Reproduction of photograph Fairfax Images Metal Trades Federation: Victorian Branch Anti-conscription Poster, Monday 25 November 1968 337 h x 205 w mm Riley Collection, nla.cat-vn5812825 National Service Ballot Marbles c. 1965 From the collection of the National Archives of Australia: MP1357/63, 1 August Conference 1968 Program; 205 h x 337 w mm Australian Printed Ephemera Collection, nla.cat-vn5812816 Bertha Walker (1912–1975) How to Defeat Conscription: A Story of the 1916 and 1917 Campaigns in Victoria 1968 202 h x 165 w mm Riley Collection, nla.cat-vn724275 Save Our Sons In Defence of the Right to Protest 1968 Newsletter; 240 h x 177 w mm Records of the Save Our Sons Movement (Manuscripts), nla.cat-vn1773934 7 List of Save Our Sons MeMbers c. 1960s 150 h x 100 w mm Records of the Save Our Sons Movement (Manuscripts), nla.cat-vn1773934 Save Our Sons ‘Fan Mail’ c. 1968 222 h x 285 w mm and 150 h x 100 w mm Records of the Save Our Sons Movement (Manuscripts), nla.cat-vn1773934 Anti-war Demonstration, Canberra c 1968 Reproduction of photograph; 290 h x 365 w mm Records of the Save Our Sons Movement (Manuscripts), nla.cat-vn1773934 Save Our Sons Protest Banner c. 1968 Textile; 1640 w x 800 h mm Maurie Mulheron Collection David Beal (b.1936) Australian Tourism Commission Poster c.1968 1010 h x 630 w mm (image) Pictures Collection, nla.cat-vn3821990 Charles ThoMpson (b.
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