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LIMITED EDITION PRINTS: The William J Woodhouse Photographic Archive

Column drums in front of the Parthenon, Athens. NM2007.54.13

NICHOLSON MUSEUM LIMITED EDITION PRINTS
In 2013 the Nicholson Museum will launch ann exhibition and book on the life and photographs of William John Woodhouse, accompanied by a limited edition print series.

Woodhouse was Professor of Greek at the University and Honorary Curator of the Nicholson Museum from 1901 until his death in 1938. He travelled throughout Greece between 1891 and the 1920s, making an archive of over 2000 glass plate negatives showing images of the time.

Previously publicly unseen, the Woodhouse Archive is already creating significant international interest.

ADVANCE OFFER
In advance of the 2013 Woodhouse exhibition and print series, the Nicholson is offering the two Woodhouse photographs that appear here for sale as limited edition, high quality prints.

Fallen column drums of the Temple of Olympian Zeus, looking towards the Acropolis, Athens. NM2007.59.16

Our printing process uses a specialist archival six ink monochrome print process on to 100% 315 gsm cotton rag paper. This process is exquisite and gives the highest fidelity to the original Woodhouse photograph.

Each print is is individually numbered and comes embossed with a custom designed stamp accompanied with a certificate embossed with the edition number.

PRICES
Unframed Print: $250
Framed Print: $500
*PLUS 10% discount available for members of the Friends of the Nicholson Museum:
*Unframed Print: $225
*Framed Print: $450

ORDER NOW
For full information and to order your prints, download the order form here

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Into the Light: 150 years of cultural collections at the University of Sydney

Greeting Cards and Blank Envelopes

Greeting cards with selected images from the Sydney University Museums publication 'Into the Light: 150 years of cultural collections at the University of Sydney'.

Cards are printed on high-quality gloss card in full colour, and are blank inside for your message. Information about the depicted object is given on the reverse of the card.

Dim: 15.5 x 11 cm
Cost: $3.50 ea

Macleay Museum

Nicholson Museum

Postcards

Postcards are printed on high-quality gloss card in full colour, and are blank inside for your message. Information about the depicted object is given on the reverse of the card.

Dim: 15 x 10 cm
Cost: $1.50

Hathor-head column capital, 900 BC. NM.2004.557

Full body CT scan from the child mummy, 1st century AD. NMR.26

CT scan of the child mummy, 1st century AD. NMR.26

The mummy of the child Horus overlaid with its CT scan, 1st century AD. NMR.26

CT scan of the child mummy, 1st century AD. NMR.26

Mummy coffin of the priest Padiashaikhet, 750 BC. NM.R28

Detail from Egyptian mummy coffin, early 2nd century AD. NMR.344

Mummy coffin of the priest Padiashaikhet, 750 BC. NMR.28

Ivory male head from Nimrud, 9th century BC. NM.59.12

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Billy and Charley fake Medieval figurines, Mid 19th century. NMR.1151 and NMR.1153

Copy of the original Augustus Prima Porta. NM.2008.3

Detail of a black figure Attic lekythos, 525-500 BC. NM.49.7

Detail from a South Italian krater, 410-380 BC. NM.54.4

Greeting Cards

Greeting cards are printed on high-quality gloss card in full colour on front and back, blank inside. Each card comes with a blank white envelope. On the back of each card is further information about the depicted object such as dates or provenance.

Dim: 15.5x11cm
Price AUD$2.50ea

Egyptian Piebald Dog, New Kingdom 1307-1069 BC

Three actors from a South Italian bell krater, circa 380 BC

Coffin of Padiashaikhet, circa 720-702 BC

Aura from a South Italian skyphos, ca 430-400 BC

Tantalos from South Italian hydria, mid 4th century BC

Attic amphora depicting Hercules, circa 530 BC

Marble head of a horse, Roman, AD 200-225

Assyrian archers, late 8th century BC

Mousemats

Two different mousemats with motifs depict objects from the Nicholson Museum. One shows the god Triton from an Attic amphora dating to ca 550-525 BC. The front also gives a brief explanation of the scene and the University crest. The second mousemat features an Egyptian piebald dog from a faience plaque which was made during the Late New Kingdom (ca 1307-1070 BC). Description is given on a sticker on the plastic bag. The mousemats are wrapped in a clear, sealed cellophane bag.

Dim: 22x18cm Price: AUD$1.00