Related collections at the Powerhouse Museum:
Alastair Morrison collection of Japanese netsuke.
Alastair Morrison collection of Hindu and Buddhist bronzes.
Alastair Morrison research library of books relating to China, the photography of China, Chinese crafts, customs and culture, Chinese toggles, Japanese netsuke, Hindu and Buddhist bronzes.
Other related collections
Hedda Morrison's collection of negatives that relate to China, together with 29 thematic albums of her China photographs, are held in the collection of the Harvard-Yenching Library, Harvard University, Cambridge Massachusetts, USA.
Hedda Morrison's collection of negatives that relate to Southeast Asia are held in the collection of the Division of Rare Book and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library, Ithaca, USA.
Hedda Morrison's collection of negatives that relate to Australia are held in the collection of the National Library of Australia, Canberra. The collection includes portraits of Hedda and Alastair Morrison and 24 albums of Hedda's views of Australia, with a focus on the Australian Capital Territory.
A group of 54 exhibition prints that relate to South-East Asia and one of an Australian eucalyptus tree are in the collection of the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra.
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond, Virginia, USA holds an album of Hedda Morrison's China photographs.
Hedda Morrison oral history
The National Library of Australia holds transcripts of oral history interviews with Alastair Morrison, conducted by Edward Stokes in 2000, 2003 and 2004.
Further reading
In her view: the photographs of Hedda Morrison in China and Sarawak 1933-67
Catalogue of the Asiatic library of Dr. G. E. Morrison, The oriental library, Tokyo, 1924. Library of Alastair Morrison's father.
Arlington, L. C. & Lewisohn, W. In search of Old Peking, Oxford University Press New York, 1987.
Cammann, Schuyler. 'Chinese belt toggles', Oriental art, vol 8 no 2, summer 1962, pp 72-78.
Cammann, Schuyler. 'Toggles and toggle wearing', South-western journal of anthropology, vol 16 no 4, winter 1960, pp 72-78.
De Sager, Walter A. Making pottery, The Studio Publications, London & New York, 1934. (Photographs by Hedda Morrison)
Eberhard, Wolfram & Morrison, Hedda. Hua Shan: the Taoist sacred mountain in west China, its scenery, monasteries and monks, Vetch and Lee Ltd, Hong Kong, 1973.
Ennis, Helen, 'Hedda Morrison'. Art monthly, no 50, June 1992, pp 14-15.
Hoffman, Alfred and Morrison, Hedda. Nanking, Verlag von Max Noessler & Co. Shanghai, 1945.
Jose, Nicholas. 'Romances of Peking', The journal of the Asian Arts Society of Australia, vol 3 no 2, June 1994, pp 9-11.
Kates, George N. The years that were fat: Peking 1933-1940, 1952. Reprinted Oxford University Press, Hong Kong, 1988.
Kates, George N & Morrison, Hedda. Chinese household furniture, Harper & Brothers, New York, 1948.
Lo, Huimin. 'The G. E. Morrison papers', British Library occasional papers; 10: Chinese studies, The British Library, London, 1998, pp 15-151. Papers of Alastair Morrison's father.
Lum, Raymond. The other 'Morrison of Peking: Hedda Morrison and her photographs of China. Presentation at the Pacific Neighborhood Consortium Conference, University of California, Berkeley, 2000.
Martinique, Edward, Chinese traditional bookbinding: a study of its evolution and techniques, Taiwan, 1983. (Hedda contributed a number of photographs.)
Morrison, Alastair. Fair land Sarawak, Ithaca: Southeast Asia Program, Cornell University, New York, 1993.
Morrison, Alastair. The bird fancier: a journey to Peking, Pandanus Books, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, The Australian National University, Canberra, 2001.
Morrison, Hedda. A photographer in Old Peking, Oxford University Press, Hong Kong, 1985.
[Morrison, Hedda] Molisun, Heda, transl. Dong Jianzhong. Yang jingtou li de lao Beijing, Beijing chubanshe, Beijing, 2001 [Chinese translation of Hedda Morrison's 'A photographer in Old Peking')
Morrison, Hedda. Children of Melugu, a bulletin for schools, Department of Education, Wellington, New Zealand 1969.
Morrison, Hedda. 'Craftsmen in a harsh environment', Arts of Asia, March-April 1982, pp 87-95.
Morrison, Hedda. 'Educating the peoples of Sarawak', The Crown colonist, January 1950, pp 36-37.
Morrison, Alastair. 'Hedda Morrison in Peking: a personal recollection', East Asian history, Australian National University, Canberra, no 4, Dec 1992, pp 105-114.
Morrison, Hedda. 'Jungle journeys in Sarawak', The national geographic magazine, no 109, May 1956, pp 710-736.
Morrison, Hedda. Life in a longhouse, Borneo Literature Bureau, Kuching, Sarawak, 1962.
Morrison, Hedda. 'Making books in China', Canadian geographic journal, No. 3, December 1949, pp 234-245.
Morrison, Hedda. 'Photographer in Old Peking', Arts of Asia, vol 9 no 3, May-June 1979.
Morrison, Hedda. Sarawak, Donald Moore Press, Singapore, 1965.
Morrison, Hedda. 'Some musical instruments of China', Arts of Asia, May-June, 1983, pp 83-95.
Morrison, Hedda, 'The lost tribe of China', Arts of Asia, May-June 1980, pp 82-91.
Morrison, Hedda. 'Tribal crafts of Borneo', Arts of Asia, Jan-Feb 1972, pp 61-66.
Morrison, Hedda. Travels of a photographer in China 1933-1946, Oxford University Press, Hong Kong, 1987.
Morrison, Hedda and Alastair. 'Chinese toggles: a little known folk art', Arts of Asia, March-April 1986, pp 68-74.
Morrison, Hedda, Wright, Leigh and Wong, KF. Vanishing world: the Ibans of Borneo, Weatherhill, New York, 1972.
Plater, Diana. 'Hedda Morrison: pioneer photographer', ITA magazine, vol 3 issue 3, 1991, pp 73-82.
Pohlmann, Ulrich & Schentle, Rudolf. Lehrjahre, Lichtjahre: die Munchner Fotoschule 1900-2000, Munchner Stadtmuseum Fotomuseum, Munich, 2000.
Roberts, Claire. 'Hedda Morrison 1908-1991', The journal of the Asian Arts Society of Australia, vol 1 no 2, March 1992, p 7.
Roberts, Claire ed. 'In her view: Hedda Morrison's photographs of Peking, 1933-46', East Asian history, no 4, December 1992 pp 81-104.
Roberts, Claire ed. In her view: the photographs of Hedda Morrison in China and Sarawak 1933-67, Powerhouse Publishing, Sydney, 1993.
Roberts, Claire. 'Hedda Morrison's Jehol', East Asian history, no 22, December 2001, pp 1-128.
Steichen, Edward. The family of man, exhibition catalogue, Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1955, p 112.
Stokes, Edward. Hedda Morrison's Hong Kong photographs and impressions 1946-47, The Hong Kong Conservation Photography Foundation, 2005.
Warner, John, Chinese papercuts, Hong Kong, 1978.
