nom de plume. Why are people so interested in the fact of what I've done?" Legacy The estate of Elizabeth Durack contains original material from the 1920s on through all decades up until the year 2000. The material consists principally of artworks, manuscripts, poetry and letters. During her lifetime Durack held many successful exhibitions but resisted selling certain key works that remain with the estate. Since her death, executors have arranged exhibitions as follows: The Art of Eddie Burrup presented by the Rebecca Hossack Gallery, London in July 2000; Prelude — Early works by Elizabeth Durack 1947–50, a Travelling Exhibition, presented by Art on the Move, the National Exhibitions Touring Structure for Western Australia, in 2002–3 an auction presented by McKenzies Auctioneers, Perth, May 2006; a sale of miscellaneous printed and original material, presented by Robert Muir Old and Rare Books, Perth, July 2006; paintings from the series, Battle Cries (1978) and Bett-Bett's wonderful lonely palace ... (1985) presented by Greenhill Galleries, Perth, May 2007 With outstretched arms ... Kimberley Sisters of St John of God with children, patients and friends in postwar Broome, Derby and Beagle Bay presented by Forty7ED at the Lingiari Foundation Centre, Broome Western Australia, July 2007. Durack was interviewed and featured on numerous radio and TV shows including 60 Minutes. In 2016, a volume of selected writings reflecting her art and life was published, edited by Perpetua Durack Clancy. See also Mary Durack Michael Durack References External links Official Elizabeth Durack Archival Site Video interview National Museum of Australia Dyeline prints of Kimberley scenes. 1915 births 2000 deaths Australian women painters Australian comics artists Australian female comics artists Pseudonymous artists Australian people of Irish descent Australian Companions of the Order of St Michael and St George Australian Officers of the Order of the British Empire 20th-century Australian women writers 20th-century Australian writers People from Perth, Western Australia Artists from Perth, Western Australia