Sydney, and the National Library of Australia. Many of her images are archived in the Harvard-Yenching Library, Harvard University and at Cornell University, NY. There is a large collection of her German, Asian and Australian work in the Powerhouse Museum. Hedda died, after a sudden illness, in Canberra in 1991, at the age of 82, and was cremated in Norwood. She was survived by her husband Alastair (1915-2009). Jack Waterford in Morrison's obituary described her as "a perky sparrow with.a wonderful dry wit and a touch of wickedness [who] practiced her art to the last." Exhibitions 1940: Hedda Morrison's Chinese Photographs. Central Park, Peking, China. 1947: Hedda Morrison Chinese photographs, Chinese Institute, Gordon Square, London 1949, 15 July–11 September: : Photographs by Hedda Morrison, Brooklyn Museum, New York. 1954, July: Sarawak photographs by Hedda Morrison, Kingsway, London 1955: included in The Family of Man at the Museum of Modern Art, New York City. 1957: Photographs of Sarawak, Raffles Museum, Singapore, curated by Prof. Gibson-Hill 1958, 17 March – 22 April: Photographs of Sarawak, Santa Fe Folk Art Museum, touring from Raffles Museum, Singapore 1959, 18–24 October: Photographs of Sarawak, Milne Library, State University College of Education, Geneseo 1964, from 12 April: Chinese Peasant Cottons, including photographs by Hedda Morrison, Museum of New Mexico, Folk Art Building 1967: Peking: 1933-1946 - A Photographic Impression, Menzies Library, Australian National University, Canberra, ACT. 1986, 12–15 May: 'An Asian Experience: 1933-6'. Photographs by Hedda Morrison', organised by the Asian Studies Association of Australia, Fisher Library Foyer, University of Sydney. 1990: Travels of an Extraordinary Photographer: Hedda Morrison - A Retrospective Exhibition, organised by the Canberra Photographic Society, The Link, Canberra Theatre, Canberra, ACT. Posthumous 1993: In Her View: The Photographs of Hedda Morrison in China and Sarawak 1933-67, curator Claire Roberts Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, NSW. 1994: In Her View: The Photographs of Hedda Morrison in China and Sarawak 1933-67, National Library of Australia, Canberra, ACT. 1995: 8 photographs of the Flinders Ranges (c.1971) featured in Beyond the Picket Fence, National Library of Australia, Canberra, ACT. 1995, March - April: Included in Women Hold Up Half The Sky, opened by the Hon. Dr Carmen Lawrence. National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2002: Old Peking: Photographs by Hedda Morrison 1933-46, Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, NSW. 2002, May–June: Old Peking: Photographs by Hedda Morrison 1933-46, Art Museum of the China Millennium Monument, Beijing. Collections National Gallery of Australia National