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Betty Curnow's shirt fragments

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Contains pieces of Britway cotton fabric with a cacti and sombrero print that was used by Betty Curnow. Curnow initially made a shirt for herself from the fabric, which was featured in Rita Angus’ 1942 ‘Portrait of Betty Curnow’. In the 1950s Curnow recycled the shirt and made it into a two-piece bikini for herself. These fragments include pieces with darts sewn in and are likely to be off cuts...
Display date:
[ca 1940s to 1950s]
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Tonga
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TAPUHI
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