Photograph - 'Music Hath Charms', by A.J. Campbell, Victoria, circa 1900

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Summary:: Image of a man sitting on a fallen dead tree, playing the flute, taken by A.J. Campbell. Part of a large collection of images depicting mainly aspects of the natural environment of south-eastern Australia, created by Archibald James Campbell between 1890 and 1915.
Description Of Content:: A man, seated on a fallen tree, playing a flute. There are two calves in the foreground and a cow in the background is looking back at the flautist. The area is full of dead trees.
Acquisition Information:: Transfer from Museum Victoria Natural Science

Discipline:	Technology
Dimensions:	10.5 mm (Height), 14 mm (Width)

Tagged with:	cows, flutes
Themes this item is part of:	A.J. Campbell Collection, Archibald James Campbell, Naturalist (1853-1929), Science & Measurement Collection, Sustainable Futures Collection
Primary Classification:	RECREATION & TOURISM
Secondary Classification:	Performing Arts - Instrumental
Tertiary Classification:	musicians
Original Caption:	Music hath Charms.
Format:	Photograph: Black & White; See Dimensions
Place & Date Depicted:	Victoria, Australia, circa 1900
Creator:	Archibald Campbell, circa 1900