Tabacco wilma (5 risultati)

Stapled Booklet, Stiff Cover. Condizione: Very Good. Revised Edition. 56 pages. A clean straight copy. Size: 11 X 8 ".

Softcover / Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. 2nd edition. Softcover. Revised. First published in 1972 as Part 1 of Commercial and Legal Studies VCTA. December 19, 1965 Ronald Ryan and another prisoner, Peter Walker, escaped from Pentridge Gaol. During the escape prisoner warder George Hodson, 41, was killed. In January 1966 both men were arrested by NSW police in Sydney. March 30, 1966 a Criminal Court Jury found Ryan guilty of Hodson's murder, and Walker guilty of his manslaughter. The Court of Criminal Appeal subsequently rejected appeals by Ryan and Walker. In October 1966, the Full High Court rejected an appeal by Ryan. In December 1966 the State Executive Council decided that Ryan should hang on January 9, 1967. On January 4, Ryan's execution was stayed pending an approach to the Privy Council. The Privy Council Judicial Committee refused Ryan leave to appeal. A new date of January 25 was fixed for Ryan's execution, and again an appeal for stay was granted, pending appeal to the Queen. On January 26, 1967, a direct appeal to the Queen was made by Ryan's solicitor. A new execution date of January 31, 1967 was set. On January 30, a reprieve was granted by Justice Starke because of new evidence from eye-witnesses. The new evidence was examined and dismissed. A new date of execution was set for February 3, 1967. Another stay of execution was requested on the grounds of new evidence. Justice Starke refused. The execution of Ronald Ryan took place at 8.00am on February 3, 1967. This case study was used as part of a Commercial and Legal Studies course, suitable for both group discussions and written assignments etc. Illus. + References. 56pp. 4to softcover. From the library of true crime writer, Wilfred Gregg, with his personal b/plate. Light soiling to front cover. Nr. Vg. …

Wraps. Condizione: Fine. First Edition. Exhibition catalogue for the art exhibition - "Wilma Tabacco: Agrodolce Bliss Bomb", which was held from 2-27 July, 2002 at Niagara Galleries, Melbourne. Illustrated with 25 numbered colour plates, with related details printed below. Includes biographical details (essay by Edward Colless), solo exhibitions, selected group exhibitions, plus collections. A very nice clean softcover copy. 39pp. Uncommon. SB-42.…

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: No Jacket as Issued. Exhibition Publication. Minimal wear to covers. Internally clean. Binding good. 20 plates plus essay. Book.

paperback. Condizione: Very Good tight clean copy. The Wilma Tabacco volume from 'The Stamp Collection', being a series of artists' books made with rubber stamps from a concept developed by Ron McBurnie and Stephen Spurrier; participating artists were given a blank book and rubber stamp - the rubber to be put in the oven until workable, from which the artist produced a bon a tirer proof; the stamp books were then printed in editions of 60 signed copies; numbering was left to the artists, thus (as here) not all are numbered; Tabacco's contribution is a series of colour abstract designs; Signed by the artist to last page; Very Good tight clean copy. . unpaginated. landscape 8vo. Very Good tight clean copy. colour illustrations (illustratore).…