Stamp: The Telegraph, Brisbane. Mayo working on sculpture outdoors with live model (kangaroo)

Correspondence (49 letters, 10 telegrams) from 1930 to 1936 and undated

St Davids Cathedral Hobart Memorial to Godfrey Rivers 1931-1932 (5 photographs, includes church programme and newspaper cutting); "Age of Innocence" Portrait but of Winifred Ponder, Qld journalist ca. 1932 (5 photographs); Two female saints for St Davids Cathedral Hobart 1935 - May 1936 (12 photographs, 4 negatives). Daphne Mayo with her cat Tibby.

Portrait bust of Miss Pike 1936 (2 photographic works); Model for King George V Memorial Canberra 1933 (5 photographs).

Minutes of meetings of the Advisory Art Committee of the Queensland National Art Gallery from 20 Mar 1931 to 4 May 1937. 93 pages of the 256 have handwritten minutes. Pasted onto pages 257-258 is a typescript copy of 'Rules and regulations for the Guidance of the Advisory Art Committee'

8 rent and cash receipt books for 1931, 1959, 1976-1979.

Queensland National Art Gallery Education Committee (aims, minutes from 29 Nov 193? and 9 May 193?); Queensland Combined Art Committee (minutes from 17 Jul 1939, 28 Aug 1939, and 26 Oct 1939).

General financial records including correspondence, receipts, and invoices.

Photograph taken by Les Dwyer, Canberra Studios, Manuka of the 11 delegates at the inaugural meeting in Canberra in June 1937 which founded the Australian Academy of Art. Photograph of Daphne Mayo in the front row, with Norman Carter, Sydney Ure Smith, Robert Gordon Menzies (the Federal Attorney-General), Rayner Hoff, and John Eldershaw. In the back row are William Beckwith McInnes, Han Heysen, Robert Henderson Croll, Harold Brocklebank Herbert and William Rowell. All figures identified in pen along lower margin of photograph; photographer's signature lower right margin and studio stamp on verso.

Suggestions by the Art Advisory Committee of the Queensland Art Gallery, reports of works of art, correspondence.