
7 October 1998 - 26 February 1999
Ideally, a theatre exhibition should go well beyond the texts of plays themselves. The buildings in which performances took place, the sort of staging provided, the reactions of spectators, the careers of famous actors - these are all essential in providing the context of the French theatrical tradition.
This sample of what the Rare Books Collection has to offers may give you a taste of French theatre .

30 July - 2 October 1998
Photographs from Monash excavations at the site of Ismant el-Kharab, ancient Kellis, in Egypt's Dakhleh oasis are the basis of this exhibition.
Items discovered on the site include almost perfectly preserved wooden books (codices), remnants of ancient texts written on papyrus and parchment, and fragments of pottery vessels, known as potsherds.
Material from the Rare Books Collection supplements the photographs.

30 July - 2 October 1998
This exhibition displays material from the Rare Book Collection covering the fields of witchcraft, spiritualism, alchemy and mesmerism.
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