Index to illustrated newspaper imagery
relating to Tasmania
Peter A. Dowling
2012
Index to illustrated newspaper imagery relating to Tasmania
© Peter A. Dowling
Printed by the author, Hamilton, Victoria, November 2012
Email: [email protected]
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Contents
Introduction
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Guide to index
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Material Culture
Panoramas
Streetscapes
Buildings
Commerce
Manufacturing
Exhibitions
Gardens
Monuments (no images)
Maritime
Transport & Communications
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Civic Culture
Portraits
Civic Occasions
The Arts
Leisure
Military & Naval
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Frontier Culture
Landscapes
Indigenous People
Rural
Mining
Natural History
Natural Disasters
Crime
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Sundry
Miscellaneous – All colonies
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Supplementary
Women & Children (no images)
Chinese (no images)
Historical (no images)
Supplements
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Creators
Illustrators
Photographers
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Introduction
This index to illustrated newspaper imagery relating to Tasmania has been assembled
from the much broader Index to imagery in colonial Australian illustrated
newspapers. The reason for its production is that of the imagery relating to Australia
in the papers, 55% concerns Victoria, 30% pertains to New South Wales, and just
15% involves South Australia, Tasmania, Queensland and Western Australia at a ratio
of approximately 5.0%, 3.5%, 3.5% and 1.0% respectively (the remaining 2.0% is
accounted for by the non-colony specific subject, Imaginative Fiction Illustration).
Out of a concern that these less covered colonies may seem a bit lost in the Index, and
conversely, to make it easier for researchers interested in imagery from just one or
another of these colonies, this cut-and-paste collection of the imagery relating to
Tasmania has been compiled.
There are three factors which contribute to explaining why South Australia, Tasmania,
Queensland and Western Australia received less coverage in the papers. Firstly, the
nexus of population and wealth, for following the 1850s goldrushes, Victoria and
New South Wales were the two dominant colonies.
In fact, the papers can be seen as one of the legacies of gold derived wealth, as
moving onto the second factor, three of the four most successful papers were
published in Melbourne. The most successful was the Illustrated Australian News
(1861-96), and along with the Illustrated Melbourne Post (1862-68) and the
Australasian Sketcher (1873-89), it was inevitable that there would be a focus on
events, places and people relating to Victoria over other colonies. The fourth paper
was the Illustrated Sydney News (1864-92). Of the other colonies, only South
Australia produced its own paper, the Illustrated Adelaide News (1875-95). However,
virtually all its illustrations were reprints from the Illustrated Australian News, and so
it was not included in the indexing process. (For a more extensive account of the
publishing history of the papers, please refer to the Index.)
The third reason for less coverage of South Australia, Tasmania, Queensland and
Western Australia was their historical development, and its reflection in the papers.
Both South Australia and Tasmania were more developed than Victoria at the midcentury mark in terms of settlement, pastoral industry and culture. In the wake of
gold, though, Victoria developed very quickly, as evidenced by imagery covering an
increasingly wide range of subjects. South Australia continued to develop at a much
slower pace, whilst Tasmania went into economic stagnation. In the papers, this was
seen with a moderate level of coverage of South Australia in the 1860s, and then a
slight dropping off over the following three decades, whereas with Tasmania,
coverage in the 1860s was comparable to South Australia, and then a real decline. By
contrast, with Queensland there was relatively little coverage in the 1860s, but this
changed in the 1870s and ‘80s in line with its historical development. Finally, with
Western Australia, coverage was minimal until the emergence of its goldfields in the
early 1890s, which sparked a population rush to the west.
Introduction
At this point, it should be noted that this Introduction is an almost complete re-write
of the Introduction in the Index, and readers should refer to that Introduction for a full
account of the rationale for its compilation. Very briefly, however, this index is
medium specific in that it only indexes imagery relating to Tasmania which appears in
the illustrated newspapers. It does not refer to photographs or paintings. Secondly,
the index is subject-based, with additional place/region and time/date dimensions.
Thirdly, all available information concerning the creators associated with an image –
illustrators, photographers, artists (virtually all engravers were based in either
Melbourne or Sydney) – is included with the image title entry, and then in the case of
Tasmania-based creators, this information is cross referenced to the separate Creators
listing at the end of this index. As for illustrators who were visiting from the
Victorian or New South Wales papers, the reader will need to refer to the Index for
listings of their images.
There are two final points to be made. The ‘Guide to Index’ has been lifted directly
from the Index (although without the maps of Victoria and New South Wales), and
this will help serve to place this index within the context of the full Index. As for
accessing the actual images, this can be done either on-line or by using microfilm. If
using the on-line alternative, all images from the Illustrated Australian News,
Illustrated Melbourne Post and Australasian Sketcher should be available on either
the State Library of Victoria catalogue or the Picture Australia website, by typing in
the full title of the image required. Unfortunately, images from the Illustrated Sydney
News have not yet been digitalised, and so cannot be accessed on-line. The great
disadvantage with accessing images on-line is that only the illustration is available,
and not the text of the accompanying article, which often includes much additional
information about the image. Herein lies the considerable advantage of using
microfilm. However, at the time of writing, the indexer is not sure about the
availability of microfilms of the Illustrated Australian News, Illustrated Melbourne
Post, Australasian Sketcher and Illustrated Sydney News in the state libraries of South
Australia, Tasmania, Queensland and Western Australia.
It is hoped this index will provide easier and simpler access to the imagery in colonial
Australian illustrated newspapers relating to Tasmania.
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This index is comprised of two sections; a subject-based index and a creator-based
index. With the subject-based index, illustrations can be searched for at three points
of entry: by subject, by place and by date. Alternatively, the creator-based index can
be used to search images produced by an illustrator, photographer, artist or engraver.
With both sections of the index, it is the illustration title which is the base unit upon
which the index revolves.
This guide is divided into five parts: firstly, a description of a sample illustration title;
then explanations of the three levels of entry into the subject index – by subject, place,
and date – and the last part explaining the creators‟ index.
EXPLANATION OF TITLES
The illustration titles used in the index reproduce exactly the titles of the illustrations
in the newspapers. One of the great strengths of newspaper illustration titles is the
degree of information they convey, even without being able to see the image. This
means that the title can stand alone in giving the user of the index a reasonable idea of
what the subject of the image is going to be. As the user then becomes more familiar
with the images, s/he will be able to increasingly judge what the actual image might
depict.
Each title entry carries, in abbreviated form, further information about the illustration,
such as title and date of the newspaper it comes from, whether it is a single or
multiple image illustration, if it was reprinted in another newspaper, cross-reference
details if the illustration has been assigned to more than one subject heading, and any
information about who was involved in creating the image (illustrator, photographer,
artist, engraver), and further information, if necessary, about the unseen image to
assist the user in understanding its subject.
It is to be noted that no attempt has been made to correct discrepancies in the spelling
of places, creator‟s names, and variations in creator‟s initials.
The following is a sample image title entry, from the RURAL subject heading, and
listed in the Victoria/Melbourne region.
Drove of cattle for the Melbourne market, IAN, 13/8/72 (Repr ISN, 19/3/73, CR
Streetscapes, ill. L.V. Richardson)) [Cattle being driven through Melbourne
CBD at night]
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Drove of cattle for the Melbourne market
The title of the image as found in the newspaper. If the illustration is a multiple
image illustration, then the number of images is given as the first piece of information
in the brackets, or the sub-titles of each image are listed below the main title.
As a rule of thumb, sub-titles are listed when their meaning is clear, whereas the
number of images is given if the meanings are not clear, as often occurs with
humourous illustrations, when image and text need to be seen together in order that
meaning can be made.
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IAN, 13/8/72
IAN is Illustrated Australian News. This is one of the acronyms used for the titles of
the newspapers, followed by the date when the illustration was printed. A list of all
acronyms for newspaper titles is given in Appendix I of this Guide. With the date, the
year is given just as the last two digits, on the understanding that all such dates relate
to the nineteenth century ie. (18)72.
Page numbers have not been given due to variations in page numbering between the
different papers. Most issues of papers carried only ten to twelve illustrations, so title
and date have been considered sufficient for locating an image.
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Repr ISN, 19/3/73
Repr means Reprinted. Many of the images in the Illustrated Melbourne Post (186268) and the Illustrated Australian News (1861-96) were reprinted by the Illustrated
Sydney News (1864-92), especially before 1878, and to a much lesser degree vice
versa. With this example, the illustration was printed in the Illustrated Australian
News on 13 August 1872, and then reprinted by the Illustrated Sydney News seven
months later on 19 March 1873. Usually the reprint occurred within a month. Very
occasionally, there will be an illustration that is obviously sourced from Victoria but
gets published in the Illustrated Sydney News before it is published in the Illustrated
Australian News, or vice versa. The paper in which the illustration first appears is
always given first.
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CR Streetscapes
CR means Cross Referenced. In this case, the illustration is concerned with stockmen
driving a mob of cattle to market along a Melbourne CBD street in the middle of the
night. So whilst the primary subject matter of the illustration has meant it being
classified as RURAL, the image is also of interest from the perspective of the
STREETSCAPES subject heading. All cross referenced images are indicated by an
asterisk at the beginning of the title in its secondary subject heading.
With nearly all cross referencing, the title is listed in the same region in its secondary
subject heading as in its primary subject heading. So that with the sample entry,
because it was initially listed in RURAL/Melbourne, it is cross referenced to
STREETSCAPES/Melbourne.
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ill. L.V. Richardson
ill. is the abbreviation for illustrator, in this case, L.V. Richardson. It was customary
up until about 1870 for the illustrator‟s name to be followed by the abbreviation „Del‟,
meaning delineator or illustrator, and for it to be located in the bottom right corner of
the illustration. By contrast, the name of the engraver (abbreviated as engr.), would
be followed by „Sc‟, meaning sculptor or engraver and usually located in the bottom
left corner of the image. If the image was engraved after a photograph or a painting,
attribution to the photographer or artist (abbreviated as ph. and art. respectively) was
given in either the caption of the illustration, or in the text of the accompanying
article.
In situations where only initials or a monogram is given, if the identity of the creator
is known, then the initials are given, followed by the surname in brackets eg. the
engraver Samuel Calvert usually used the initials S.C., which is recorded in the index
as S.C(alvert). If the identity is not known, then only the initials, or monogram, are
given.
It is also pertinent to note the distinction between just initials, followed by the
remainder of the surname in brackets, when there is no spacing eg. G.R.A(shton); and
a full name, when there is a spacing between first (and second) name initials and
surname eg. G.R. Ashton.
Finally, with some creators, there are variations in the format of their initials eg.
DAP(lyn) or Dap(lyn). These variations are listed under the one name.
Any creator whose name appears in Joan Kerr (ed.), The Dictionary of Australian
Artists: Painters, Sketchers, Photographers and Engravers to 1870, (1992), will have
the acronym (DAA) after their name to indicate that they are listed in this seminal
book, and biographical information can be read about them.
All images with any attribution to an illustrator, engraver, photographer, or artist, are
also listed in the separate Creators Index where all names are listed alphabetically
under the colony in which they worked
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[Cattle being driven through Melbourne CBD at night]
Any information recorded in square brackets is additional information provided by the
indexer to clarify the subject matter of the illustration if this is not immediately clear
from the title.
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Half-tone process
Not applicable with this example, however, after the introduction of the half-tone
process in 1888, any photographs reproduced as halftones are indicated as „ph x ht,
whilst gouaches reproduced by halftone are indicated as „g x ht‟. The advantage of
hand-drawn gouaches over photographs was that they reproduced with much greater
clarity.
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SEARCHING BY SUBJECT
There are twenty-seven subject headings by which images can be searched, plus four
supplementary subject headings to which some images have been cross-referenced
due to particular features. For further accessibility, the twenty-seven primary subject
headings have been grouped into five themes reflecting different aspects of colonial
Australian society and culture. The first four relate directly to Australia whilst the
fifth theme comprises subjects that are non-Australian, or more simply, relate to
overseas, for example, images relating to New Zealand. Some of these images will
have an indirect connection with Australia.
If there is one rule of thumb to searching for images by subject it is to look for the
image under the heading which would seem the most accessible. This may appear to
be stating the obvious, yet uncertainty can easily arise. To give two examples, an
image of a theatre will appear under ARTS, not BUILDINGS; an image of a post
office will be under TRANSPORT & COMMUNICATIONS not BUILDINGS,
however, in both cases, such images have been cross-referenced to BUILDINGS.
With two more examples, an image of a seaside resort will be under LEISURE, not
PANORAMAS; and an image of a smelter will be in MINING, not
MANUFACTURING. Again, such titles eill usuall be cross referenced.
Conversely, some lateral thinking is required if a subject is not listed. For example, if
looking for images relating to politics, politicians are listed under PORTRAITS,
parliament house under BUILDINGS, and proceedings of parliament under
MISCELLANEOUS as there were very few such images.
The thematic headings are listed below, along with the subject headings belonging to
each theme, all followed by a brief discussion of the type of imagery to be found
under each heading. The percentage figure indicates the proportion of images
belonging to the heading relative to the overall index.
MATERIAL CULTURE
30.7%
Comprising nearly one-third of all images in the papers, subject headings in this
bracket are concerned with the depiction of progress in the colonies as evidenced by
the development of a built environment in the wilderness that had been pre-settlement
Australia. Images of new buildings were the primary indicator of progress, however,
it was also to be seen in images of panoramic views of cities and towns, and
streetscapes.
One generalisation about this bracket is that the human dimension of colonial life is
quite small, this becoming much more apparent in the following Civic Culture
theme.
PANORAMAS
2.8 %
An important category in the context of colonial progress due to the opportunity it
provides to trace the growth of capital cities and regional towns from a local vantage
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point, and later, with the marvellous birds-eye views. It also follows the spread of
towns as colonial economies turned from gold to agriculture.
STREETSCAPES
1.7 %
An interesting category, for in addition to images of streets lined with buildings, it
also includes a strong human dimension with varied images of urban street life.
Images of poverty, since destitute people were usually associated with the street, are
also included.
BUILDINGS
7.5 %
A broad category that covers all types of buildings: public and private, commercial
and cultural. Not listed under this subject heading are images of railway-related
buildings and post offices, both of which appear under TRANSPORT &
COMMUNICATIONS; images of stone laying ceremonies for buildings, which
appear under CIVIC OCCASIONS; and factories which come under
MANUFACTURING.
COMMERCE
0.9 %
A category that is almost a sub-category of BUILDINGS except that it highlights the
human aspect of business such as market scenes, wool auctions, shop interiors.
MANUFACTURING
1.3 %
A revealing category in the way it chronicles the emergence and diversification of
manufacturing, especially in Victoria with its protectionist policy. A significant
proportion of the titles listed under this category are multiple image illustrations
depicting the stages in the manufacturing of a product.
EXHIBITIONS
3.6 %
A substantial category given the role exhibitions played in showcasing colonial
progress. In addition to the imagery of the intercolonial and international exhibitions,
it also includes illustrations of agricultural shows.
GARDENS
.9 %
A small category concerned with imagery depicting the development of the various
botanic gardens in the colonies as well as private horticultural activity such as flower
shows and commercial nurseries.
MONUMENTS
0.6 %
A small category that deals with monuments and plaques commemorating notable
people in the eyes of the colonists: royalty, politicians, explorers.
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MARITIME
6.6 %
Broad ranging category of images relating to maritime transport and communications
activity: shipping, navigational aids, wharf side activity, plus commercial fishing and
marine disasters. Also included in this category are images concerning maritime
activity on inland waters, most notably the Murray-Darling river system.
TRANSPORT & COMMUNICATIONS
4.8 %
A diverse category concerned with land-based transport and communications such as
railways, road transport (especially bridges), the telegraph and postal services.
CIVIC CULTURE
29.5%
The subject headings in this bracket also make up nearly another one-third of imagery
in the papers, with all of them pertaining to the human dimension of colonial society
as opposed to the built-environment aspect of the previous Material Culture theme.
Civic Culture can be best appreciated as the public manifestation of the pride
colonial society took in creating an off-shoot of the British Empire in a New World
environment. In reflecting the activities and interests of the targeted audience of the
newspapers, the majority of images depict the upper and middle-class levels of
colonial society. This also means that most of the images are concerned with
depicting the urban culture of the capital cities as opposed to the rural culture seen in
the following Frontier Culture theme.
CIVIC OCCASIONS
3.6 %
This group of images is particularly revealing of how colonial men and women
socialised in their non-working hours. It covers presentations and testimonials held to
recognise notable people in the colonies, funerals, processions, the arrival or departure
of eminent people, opening ceremonies, balls and political rallies.
PORTRAITS
6.3 %
A self-explanatory category concerned with the depiction of men who figured
prominently in colonial society: governors, politicians, and clergy. There is also the
occasional image of women, which have been cross-referenced to the Supplementary
subject heading, WOMEN and CHILDREN.
The ARTS
5.6 %
An extensive category that comprises images relating to theatre, music and fine arts.
LEISURE
10.4 %
A very extensive category comprising imagery relating to sport - cricket, horseracing, rowing, football - outdoor leisure such as picnics, the seaside and mountain
resorts, and indoors leisure such as circuses and fetes.
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MILITARY & NAVAL
3.6 %
With a significant proportion of defence activity in the colonies being based on a
volunteer militia and naval reserve, which colonists joined as an alternative to playing
sport, it is appropriate to include this category in Civic Culture as opposed to
Material Culture. This is despite the category also including images of defence
infrastructure such as forts. However, most images relate to military reviews, camps
and tournaments and naval exercises.
FRONTIER CULTURE
17.5%
A smaller group in terms of aggregate percentage compared with the previous two
themes, yet providing some of the most identifiable imagery relating to colonial
Australia. For whereas the Material Culture and Civic Culture themes are
concerned mostly with the urban experience, Frontier Culture comprises imagery
depicting frontier and rural interaction with the Australian landscape. It is also
pertinent that images relating to the two most important forms of export income for
colonial Australia, gold and wool, are both in this section.
LANDSCAPES
5.3 %
This category encompasses the full variety of the Australian landscape, from harsh
inland deserts to forested mountain ranges, from wilderness scenes such as waterfalls
to settled rural vistas, from newly discovered parts of the continent to urban fringe
beauty spots.
INDIGENOUS PEOPLE
1.7 %
On the other side of the frontier, were Australia‟s indigenous inhabitants. Any images
pertaining to indigenous people are included in this category, ranging from depictions
of a pre-contact hunter-gatherer mode of life, frontier conflict and post contact
lifestyles on mission stations.
RURAL
3.0 %
As much as anything this category celebrates the bushman, whether in the guise of the
itinerant shearer or the sedentary selector. It also includes images of rural work such
as droving, timber cutting and crop harvesting. A more unexpected inclusion is
imagery of early attempts to control the rabbit plague.
MINING
1.8 %
The quest for gold dominates this category, and it follows the pattern of initial
discoveries in New South Wales and Victoria, to northern Queensland, the Kimberley
Ranges and finally Kalgoorlie. In all of these regions, prospectors and alluvial miners
were often in the vanguard of European settlement and key players in Frontier
Culture. Yet the category also embraces the subsequent emergence of company
mining in both settled and remote parts of Australia. It also includes images of all
other forms of mining such as copper, silver and coal.
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NATURAL HISTORY
1.7 %
A small yet informative category dealing with colonial Australia‟s evolving
appreciation of the country‟s natural history, especially its birds and animals. This
evolution begins with a detached, collector-like attitude to natural history which
gradually develops into an emotional engagement with particular species; for
example, the kookaburra. It also deals with the activities of acclimatization societies
with their introduction of European fish, birds and animals. Finally, it concerns the
development of exotic animal collections in zoos.
NATURAL DISASTERS
2.0 %
A self explanatory category which embraces the familiar triumvirate of natural
disasters in Australia: fire, flood and drought. It also includes incidents of people
being lost in the bush. For the sake of clarity, natural disasters in urban environments
are also included in this category, including building fires, even though the cause may
not have been natural.
CRIME
2.0 %
A category dominated by bushrangers and their exploits. Following the capture of the
Kelly gang, in 1880, the few images of crime are mostly urban related. This category
also includes images concerning the activities of the police and occasional images
depicting prisons.
SUNDRY
6.2%
A grouping of two subject headings comprising illustrations which do not fit in with
any of the above subject headings, but nearly all of them relate to colonial Australia.
MISCELLANEOUS
4.3 %
A collection of images depicting one-off subjects, or images of common subject
matter but not in sufficient number to warrant their own subject heading. Many of
these images depict the more idiosyncratic aspects of colonial Australian life, and the
category should certainly not be dismissed for being likely to lack interest. Most of
the images depict the more obscure aspects of Civic Culture.
IMAGINATIVE FICTION ILLUSTRATION
1.9 %
This category covers all images produced to illustrate serialised fiction in the
illustrated newspapers. Much of this fiction was Australian in content and therefore
deserves to be included in the index, however, some British novels were also
serialised and illustrated.
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BEYOND AUSTRALIA
14.4%
Making up a larger proportion of images in the papers than expected, this bracket of
subject headings, comprises all images relating to other parts of the world, both
regional, such as New Zealand and the Pacific Islands, and further afield, such as
Europe.
NEW ZEALAND
6.5 %
The large number of images relating to New Zealand is testament to the close
relationship between the two leading Australian colonies, New South Wales and
Victoria, and New Zealand in the half century before Federation in 1901. The range
of subjects with New Zealand imagery, however, is much narrower with the dominant
categories being landscapes, buildings, panoramas, maritime and Maoris. Of these,
the numerous images of the New Zealand landscape offer a striking contrast to those
of the Australian landscape. This is exemplified by the images of mountains, lakes
and fiords from the South Island‟s West Coast and Southern Alps, which conformed
much more closely to Romantic notions of the sublime landscape compared with
Australia‟s much older and relatively featureless landscape.
PACIFIC ISLANDS
2.5 %
An interesting category for what it reveals of the eastern Australian colonies‟ interest
in their neighbouring Pacific islands. The main islands to feature are New Guinea,
New Caledonia and Fiji.
INTERNATIONAL
5.4 %
This category is divided according to continents: Europe, Africa, Asia, America and
Antarctica. Images pertaining to Britain, despite it being the „Heart of the Empire‟ are
not numerous enough to warrant a separate sub-category.
The newsworthiness of most of the images in this heading occurs in its own right, as
opposed to having any connection with the Australian colonies; for example, the
assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Where there is a connection, however, it is
surprising to realise the extent of connections with Asia and Africa as well as with
Europe. The images relating to Antarctica mostly concern shipping in the Southern
Ocean.
SUPPLEMENTARY
These four subject headings have been created to draw particular attention to images
belonging to any of the above twenty-seven subject headings that have been crossreferenced into one of these categories because of their importance in their own right.
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WOMEN and CHILDREN
All images in which women and children are the focus, regardless of what they are
doing, have been cross-referenced into this category so that they can become a focus
of attention in their own right.
CHINESE
Any images relating to the Chinese have also been cross-referenced into this category.
HISTORICAL
Images which refer to any dimension of Australia‟s own history have been crossreferenced into this category out of a concern to show what contemporaries perceived
to be interesting about their own history. Such images became very common in the
1880s, when Victoria celebrated its half-century and New South Wales its centenary.
SUPPLEMENTS
All of the major papers periodically produced supplements, which were a broadsheet
sized image. These were generally published to coincide with a major event or at
Christmas. Readers would often frame them to hang on the walls of their home.
SEARCHING BY PLACE
Aware that some researchers may wish to search for images relating to a particular
location or to compare images of similar subject matter from different regions, the
images listed under each subject heading have been divided according to geographical
region, initially by colony, and then by regions within the colony. Victoria and New
South Wales have been divided into several regions due to the greater number of
images relating to these colonies, whereas the other colonies are divided more simply.
In addition to these regions there is also a Non-specific section. This is to cater for
those images with which the specifics of place are not given. This is usually because
the image is a generalised subject for which specific location is not relevant to the
meaning of the image; for example, a teamster crossing a creek. Indeed, in the case of
the RURAL subject heading, many of the most interesting images are in the Nonspecific section because of their relevance to rural life right across the colony
concerned.
A listing of all regions in each colony is given in Appendix II of this Guide.
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SEARCHING BY DATE
As with „Searching by Place‟, some researchers may want to search for images for a
particular date or year. This can be achieved by going through the Subject Headings,
and then, region by region, focusing on finding the year that is being researched. This
process will be slow compared with searching by subject or by place, however the
option is available.
SEARCHING BY CREATOR
There will also be researchers who wish to focus on the output of particular
illustrators, photographers, artists and engravers. These are listed in the Creators
Index, by colony and then profession. At the end of each title entry, the subject
heading from which the entry originated is given in capital letters.
There are also listings for those who worked in New Zealand and Pacific Islands, and
in the case of colonial Australian illustrators who travelled to New Zealand and/or the
Pacific Islands (eg. Nicholas Chevalier), their images from these places have also
been included with their main body of work.
The various Creator professions are briefly described as follows:
ILLUSTRATORS
The men and women, professional and amateur, employed and freelance, who
submitted drawings to the illustrated newspapers for reproduction as engravings.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
People, who as with illustrators, submitted photographs for reproduction in the
illustrated newspapers.
ARTISTS
People who had produced works in other mediums – oils and watercolours - that were
submitted, or chosen from exhibitions, for reproduction.
ENGRAVERS
The people who reproduced drawings, photographs and paintings as wood engraved
illustrations for publication in the newspapers. Also included in this group are the
sub-contracted lithographic printing firms that produced the lithographs used for some
full-page supplements in the Melbourne papers.
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Nearly all creators worked in just the one profession, although some worked in two.
For example, Samuel Calvert, who was not only a prolific engraver, but also worked
as an illustrator. Occasionally he produced an image, particularly double-page
supplements, in which he acknowledged himself as both illustrator and engraver, but
more often he would include just his monogram, but without reference as to whether
he was illustrator, engraver, or both. Although there is no way of really knowing,
these images have been listed under his name as an engraver.
The acknowledgement of creators by the newspapers was haphazard. Sometimes an
illustrator or photographer would be acknowledged but not the engraver, sometimes
vice versa. Identification of illustrators and engravers is further complicated by the
fact that they would often use initials or a monogram. Some of these have been
identified but not all of them, in which case, only the initials are given, especially for
illustrators. In the case of images after photographs, there would be the
acknowledgement, “After a photograph”, but without the name of the photographer.
In these cases, the image is listed under „Photographers – Unknown‟. Artists were
always acknowledged, otherwise there would be no way of knowing an image was
after a painting as opposed to a drawing or sketch.
The image titles listed for each creator in the Creator Index are exactly the same as
those in the Subject Index, where they are listed in the colony the creator came from.
The only difference is that at the end of each title entry, the subject heading from
which the image title originates has been added in capital letters. This will serve to
assist in identifying the preferred subjects of illustrators, photographers and artists; for
example, F.W. Woodhouse, an artist and occasional illustrator who specialised in
depicting race-horses, all of which belong to the LEISURE subject heading.
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Appendix I
Listing of newspaper acronyms, the full name of the newspaper, and its publication
period, in chronological order of founding date.*
Acronym
Title
Publication Period
(Month/Year & type)
ISN
Illustrated Sydney News
10/53-6/55, weekly
ISA
Illustrated Sydney Advertiser
4-6/54, weekly
MIN
Melbourne Illustrated News
10-11/53, weekly
Cassell’s
Cassell’s Ill. Family Paper
9-12/54, weekly
MPT
Melbourne Pictorial Times
7/55, weekly
ISJ
Illustrated Sydney Journal
7-8/55, weekly
IMFN
Ill. Melbourne Family News
9/55, weekly
NA
Newsletter of Australasia
7/56-12/62, monthly
AHC
Australian Home Companion
10/56-2/57, weekly
IMN
Illustrated Melbourne News
1-2/58, weekly
P’glot
Polyglot
9-12/58, monthly
ISS
Illustrated Sydney Summary
1-?/60
IAM
Illustrated Australian Mail
11/61-12/62, monthly
IMP
Illustrated Melbourne Post
1/62-12/68, monthly
IAN
Illustrated Australian News
(known as Australian News for
Home Readers, 3/61- 6/67)
4/61-7/96, monthly
ISN
Illustrated Sydney News
(not indexed after end of 1888,
due to changing to a magazine
format)
6/64-2/92, monthly
Illustrated Weekly Herald
12/72-3/73, weekly
Graphic News
1-2/73, weekly
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ASk
Australasian Sketcher
4/73-12/89, weekly
Illustrated Adelaide News
1/75-9/95, monthly
Frearson’s Weekly Illustrated
2/78-4/84, weekly
Australian Pictorial Weekly
6-7/80, weekly
Australian Graphic
11/83-4/84, monthly
Ill. London News: A’asian Ed.
1/88-12/91, weekly
Australian Graphic
5-8/89, fortnightly
Graphic Australian
11/89-1/90, fortnightly
*
All illustrations from papers published before 1862 are included in the index,
as these papers were part of the 1854-62 Trial and Error period before a successful
formula for colonial papers was established.
After 1862, only images from the four main successful papers, the Illustrated
Melbourne Post, Illustrated Australian News, Illustrated Sydney News, Australasian
Sketcher are included in the index. This means that those newspapers which are not
identified by an abbreviation have not been indexed.
There were two reasons for not including all papers published after 1862. Some
were short-run papers, such as the five-issue Australian Pictorial Weekly, and so
considered irrelevant in terms of contributing to the overall range of imagery in the
papers; and secondly, a longer-run paper such as the Illustrated Adelaide News which
relied on another paper for most of its imagery ie. the Illustrated Australian News,
rarely produced an image in its own right, and this would be reprinted in the latter
paper anyway. As for the Illustrated London News: Australasian Edition, this was a
locally printed copy of the London paper, which once a month included a supplement
carrying Australian news and illustrations.
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Appendix II
Listed below are the various regions for each colony.
VICTORIA
Melbourne
Melbourne Hinterland
Central Highlands
Western District
Wimmera-Mallee
Murray Valley
North-East
Gippsland
NEW SOUTH WALES
Sydney
Sydney Hinterland
South Coast/Southern Tablelands/Australian Alps
Riverina
North Coast
New England
Western Plains/Far West
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Adelaide and Hinterland (West of Mt Lofty Ranges and Fleurieu Peninsula)
South-East (South of Port Augusta to Renmark axis)
Central Australia
Northern Australia
TASMANIA
Hobart and Southern Tasmania
Launceston and Northern Tasmania
QUEENSLAND
Brisbane and Hinterland
East Coast (East of Great Dividing Range)
Interior
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Perth and Hinterland
Coastal and Interior
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PANORAMAS
HOBART and SOUTHERN TASMANIA
1864
View of Hobart Town, Tasmania, from the wharf, IMP, 25/6/64
1865
Suburbs of Hobart Town, Tasmania, from Upper Murray Street, IMP, 18/4/65
1866
Hobart Town, Tasmania, IAN, 24/3/66 (ph. Frith)
Government House, Hobart Town, and the River Derwent, from the Domain, IMP,
26/5/66 (ph. C. Woolley)
1868
Hobart Town, from the wharf, IMP, 22/5/68
* View of the River Derwent, and portion of Hobart Town, ISN, 31/10/68 (Repr IMP,
7/12/68, CR Landscapes)
1869
Hobart Town, from Mount Wellington, IAN, 22/2/69 (ill. A.C(ooke), engr. Bruce)
The salmon ponds, Tasmania, IAN, 29/11/69 (ill. A.C(ooke), engr. S.C(alvert))
- New Norfolk
1871
The Castray Esplanade, Hobart Town, IAN, 27/2/71 (Repr ISN, 28/9/72, CR Leisure)
[View from Derwent looking towards Hobart showing esplanade]
1874
View of Hobart Town — The city and the harbour, ASk, 21/2/74
Battery Point, Hobart Town, from the Richmond Road, ISN, 17/10/74 (Repr IAN,
2/12/74, engr. E. Lee)
1875
Hobart Town as seen from the top of Mount Wellington, ASk, 17/4/75
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Tasmania - Subjects
1877
* Tasmanian views: — Adamson's Peak — Kingston township, from Port Esperance,
ASk, 22/12/77 (CR Landscapes) [Kingston should read Dover, as Kingston is
further north, on the Derwent River]
1879
Hobart Town, ASk, 10/5/79 (ill. A.C. Cooke) [Double-page bird's eye view]
1884
Port Arthur, Tasmania, ASk, 9/4/84
1888
Two views on the Derwent, IAN, 1/8/88 (ill. C.S.B(ennett), engr. F.A. Sleap)
- New Norfolk
A reminiscence of early Tasmania — Hobart seventy years ago, ASk, 4/10/88 (CR
Historical, ill. Jeffries [sic. Jeffreys])
The city of Hobart from Bluff Battery, IAN, 22/12/88 (CR Supplements, ill. J.
Macfarlane, engr. F.A. Sleap)
1890
Sketches at Port Arthur, IAN, 1/1/90 (2 of 20 images, CR Buildings & Monuments)
1891
Hobart, with Mount Wellington in the distance, IAN, 2/3/91 (ill. A.C(ooke), engr.
F.A. Sleap)
1893
Sketches in Tasmania, IAN, 1/5/93
- Hobart, from the bay (ht)
LAUNCESTON and NORTHERN TASMANIA
1865
Torquay, Tasmania, IMP, 25/1/65 (ill. J. Fenton, engr. F. Grosse) [At entrance of
Mersey River, ie Devonport]
1867
Launceston, Tasmania, IAN, 20/5/67 (ph. Frith, engr. F.G(rosse))
19
Tasmania - Subjects
Launceston, the northern capital of Tasmania, from Upper George Street, IMP,
27/7/67 (ill. O.R.C(ampbell), engr. C.R.)
1868
George Town, Tasmania, IMP, 7/12/68
1869
Launceston, from above the bridge over the South Esk, IAN, 4/10/69
1874
Township of Campbelltown, Tasmania, IAN, 25/2/74 (Repr ISN, 28/2/74, ill.
A.C(ooke)) [70 kms south of Launceston]
Launceston, Tasmania, from the gorge of the South Esk, ASk, 3/10/74
1877
* Fingal, Tasmania, with Ben Lomond in the distance, ASk, 27/10/77 (CR
Landscapes)
1881
Glimpse of Launceston from the east bank of the Tamar, ASk, 29/1/81
Somerset, Tasmania, ASk, 23/4/81 [Half-way between Burnie and Wynyard]
Views at Mount Bischoff Tin Mines, Tasmania, IAN, 5/11/81
*
- Township of Waratah (CR Mining)
1885
Sketches in Tasmania, IAN, 25/11/85 (ill. J.M(cFarlane))
*
- Rosevear (CR Landscapes) [West bank of Tamar River]
1886
George's Bay, Tasmania, IAN, 26/5/86 (CR Maritime) [St. Helens in background]
1888
Stanley, Tasmania, IAN, 26/5/88 (engr. Calvert)
- Township of Stanley
A Tamanian coast scene — Wynyard and its neighbours, ASk, 4/10/88 (ph. J. Burns)
- Township
1892
In and around Launceston, Tasmania, IAN, 5/11/92 (ph x ht)
- Launceston
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Tasmania - Subjects
NON-SPECIFIC
STREETSCAPES
HOBART and SOUTHERN TASMANIA
1880
Macquarie Street, Hobart Town, ASk, 13/3/80
Liverpool Street, Hobart Town, ASk, 17/7/80
LAUNCESTON and NORTHERN TASMANIA
1864
Prince's Square, Launceston, IMP, 18/5/64 (ph. Frith)
1867
St. John Street, Launceston, IMP, 26/11/67 (ph. W. Cawston)
1875
The Tasmanian iron Mine, Port Lempriere, ISN, 12/11/75 (Repr IAN, 29/12/75, ill.
A.C(ooke))
*
- Centre-Street, Port Lempriere, works in the distance (CR Mining)
1879
Brisbane-Street, Launceston, Tasmania, ASk, 5/7/79
1881
Princes's Square, Launceston, Tasmania, ASk, 26/3/81 (ph. Anson Bros, ill.
J.R.A(shton))
NON-SPECIFIC
21
Tasmania - Subjects
BUILDINGS
HOBART and SOUTHERN TASMANIA
1855
Chalmers' Free Church, Hobart Town, ISN, 3/2/55
1864
Government House, Hobart Town, Tasmania, IMP, 22/9/64 (ph. C.A. Woolley)
1865
Government Offices, Hobart Town, Tasmania, IMP, 18/2/65
The Museum of the Royal Society of Tasmania, IMP, 25/7/65 (ph. S. Clifford, ill.
A.C(ooke), engr. R.B(ruce))
The Town Hall buildings, Hobart Town, IMP, 25/10/65 (ill. A.C(ooke))
1866
The Town Hall, Hobart Town, Tasmania, ISN, 16/3/66 (engr. W. Hart)
1867
The Queen's Asylum for Destitute Children, Hobart Town, Tasmania, IMP, 27/4/67
(engr. S.C(alvert))
Union Chapel, Hobart Town, IMP, 25/10/67 (ill. S.C(alvert))
1870
Mona Hall, Tasmania, IAN, 21/2/70 (engr. R.B(ruce)) [Near Ross]
1872
Memorial Congregational Church, Hobart Town, ISN, 21/12/72 (Repr IAN, 30/1/73,
ill. A.C(ooke), engr. Winston)
1873
Ecclesiastical architecture, ISN, 10/6/73
- St. David's Cathedral, Hobart Town (Repr IAN, 10/10/73, ill. A.C(ooke))
Government House, Hobart-Town, Tasmania, ASk, 29/11/73
1877
Glimpse of Government House, Hobart Town, from the railway, ASk, 14/4/77
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Tasmania - Subjects
St. David's Cathedral, Hobart Town, ASk, 27/10/77
High School, Hobart Town, from Trinity Hill, IAN, 27/12/77
1878
* Trinity Bay, Hobart Town, ISN, 23/2/78 (CR Landscapes, ill. M.O.C.) [Includes
view of Government House]
1879
Sketches in Tasmania, ASk, 15/2/79 (ph. Paterson)
*
- The Cascades Factory, from the Huon-Road (CR Landscapes) [Former
Female Factory, now Asylum]
1880
The Shot Tower, Hobart Town, ASk, 31/1/80
The Hutchins School, Hobart Town, ASk, 13/3/80
Churches in Hobart Town, ASk, 22/5/80 (8 images, ill. A.C(ooke))
St. Mary's Cathedral (Roman Catholic), Hobart Town, ASk, 19/6/80
1881
The Australian Mutual Provident Society's offices, Hobart, ASk, 10/9/81
1888
At Port Arthur, Tasman's Peninsula, ASk, 19/4/88 (CR Historical)
*
- The penitentiary (CR Landscapes)
*
- Roofless church (CR Landscapes)
LAUNCESTON and NORTHERN TASMANIA
1865
New premises of the Cornwall Insurance Company, Launceston, IMP, 25/1/65
Chalmers' Free Church and Manse, Launceston, Tasmania, IMP, 25/9/65 (ph. W.
Cawston)
The Town Hall, Launceston, Tasmania, IMP, 25/11/65 (ph. W. Cawston, ill. Calvert)
Wesleyan Church, Westbury, Tasmania, IMP, 25/12/65 (ill. Calvert) [35 km west of
Launceston]
1866
Clarendon, near Evandale, Tasmania, the seat of the late James Cox, Esq., IMP,
26/5/66 [25 km south of Launceston]
1867
23
Tasmania - Subjects
Rosedale, the seat of the late John Leake, Esq., near Campbelltown, Tasmania, IMP,
27/6/67 [70 km south of Launceston]
1868
Launceston Wesleyan Church, IAN, 3/3/68
1880
Bank of Van Diemans Land, Launceston, ASk, 24/4/80
1881
Norwood homestead, north-west coast of Tasmania, IAN, 1/6/81
1884
Building improvements in Launceston: Mr. P. Mills' new warehouse, ASk, 30/6/84
NON-SPECIFIC
COMMERCE
MANUFACTURING
HOBART and SOUTHERN TASMANIA
1873
Moir's Shot Tower, Tasmania, IAN, 10/10/73 [Near Hobart]
1888
Spring Bay Quarry, near Hobart, Tasmania, IAN, 14/1/88
24
Tasmania - Subjects
LAUNCESTON and NORTHERN TASMANIA
1865
The Scone Mills, Perth, Tasmania, IMP, 25/12/65 (ill. L. Wood)
1875
The Tasmanian Iron Mine, Port Lempriere, ISN, 12/11/75 (Repr IAN, 29/12/75, ill.
A.C(ooke)) [On Tamar River]
*
- Furnace and works (CR Mining)
1876
The British and Tasmanian Charcoal Iron Company's works, Tasmania, ASk, 8/7/76
(CR Mining)
*
- No. 1 furnace, with the heating ovens, etc.
*
- General view of the works
British and Tasmanian Iron Company's works, IAN, 10/7/76 (Repr ISN, 22/7/76, engr.
S.C(alvert))
*
- The company's works (CR Mining)
NON-SPECIFIC
EXHIBITIONS
HOBART and SOUTHERN TASMANIA
1884
Agricultural Show Grounds, Hobart, IAN, 26/11/84 (ill. J.M(acfarlane))
1894
Opening of the Hobart Exhibition, IAN, 1/12/94 (2 images)
LAUNCESTON and NORTHERN TASMANIA
1892
The Tasmanian Exhibition Building, Launceston, IAN, 1/1/92 (H.E(gessdorfer))
25
Tasmania - Subjects
NON-SPECIFIC
GARDENS
HOBART and SOUTHERN TASMANIA
View from Hobart Botanic Gardens, ASk, 30/7/81
LAUNCESTON and NORTHERN TASMANIA
1872
The Public Gardens, Launceston, ISN, 10/7/71 (Repr IAN, 15/2/72)
1876
* Port Arthur: View from the Government Cottage, ASk, 22/1/76 (CR Crime) [View
across parkland at centre of Port Arthur penal station]
NON-SPECIFIC
MONUMENTS
HOBART and SOUTHERN TASMANIA
1870
Statue of Sir John Franklin, Hobart Town, IAN, 10/10/70
1888
Old graveyard, Dead Island, IAN, 1/1/90 [Port Arthur]
LAUNCESTON and NORTHERN TASMANIA
26
Tasmania - Subjects
NON-SPECIFIC
MARITIME
HOBART and SOUTHERN TASMANIA
1854
Entrance of Storm Bay, Van Dieman's Land, ISN, 25/2/54
1855
H.M.S. Torch rescuing the passengers of the 'Ningpo', ISN, 13/1/55 [Possibly in
D’Entrecasteaux Channel]
Cape Pillar, Tasman's Island, at the entrance to Storm Bay, Van Diemen's Land, ISN,
17/3/55 (ill. F.T(erry), engr. Mason) [South-east end of Tasman Peninsula]
The Iron-pot Lighthouse, at the entrance to the Derwent, Hobart Town, ISN, 9/6/55
(engr. C.R.)
1858
* Tasman's Island, IMN, 2/1/58 (Repr IMP, 16/8/62, CR Arts, art. E. von Guerard)
[Island off Cape Pillar]
1865
Cape Pillar, Tasmania, IAN, 25/11/65 (Repr ISN, 28/9/72, engr. W. Hart)
1868
* H.M.S. Galatea rounding Cape Pillar, on the Tasmanian coast, ISN, 16/1/68 (Repr
IMP, 31/1/68, CR Civic Occasions) [Visit of H.R.H. Prince Alfred]
* View of Hobart Town, Tasmania — The landing place of H.R.H. Prince Alfred,
ISN, 16/5/68 (CR Civic Occasions)
1877
The Iron Pot lighthouse at the mouth of the River Derwent, Tasmania, IAN, 6/8/77
(Repr ISN, 18/8/77, ill. J.W.C(urtis))
Fluted Cape, South Bruni, Tasmania, IAN, 28/11/77 (Repr ISN, 23/2/78, ill.
J.W.C(urtis))
1879
Tasmania scenery, ISN, 15/4/79
27
Tasmania - Subjects
- The quays, Hobart Town
A Hobart Town whaler: The Emily Dowling, ASk, 27/9/79
1880
The Signal Station on Mount Nelson, Hobart Town, ASk, 31/1/80
1883
Views on the Derwent, Tamania, IAN, 11/7/83
*
- Near New Norfolk (CR Landscapes) [Includes view of paddle-steamer]
Engaging immigrants by the S.S. Cape Clear, Hobart, ASk, 21/11/83 (2 images)
1888
At Port Arthur, Tasman's Peninsula, ASk, 19/4/88 (CR Historical)
*
- Dropping down the Derwent (CR Crime)
1893
* Easter excursion to Tasmania — View at Maria Island, IAN, 1/5/93 (CR Leisure, ph
x ht)
1896
The Sunbeam on the rocks, IAN, 1/2/96 (ph. Beattie, ph x ht) [The Sunbeam was the
private yacht of Lord Brassey, governor of Victoria, 1895-1900; the grounding
occurred in the Derwent River]
LAUNCESTON and NORTHERN TASMANIA
1854
King's Island, Bass's Strait, ISN, 18/11/54 (engr. M(ason))
Devil's Tower, Bass's Strait, ISN, 2/12/54
1865
The Kent group, Bass's Strait, IAN, 24/6/65 (Repr ISN, 13/5/69) [Kent Islands]
1866
Kent's Group, Bass's Strait, IMP, 27/7/66
Wreck of the emigrant ship ‘Netherby’ on Kings Island on the 14th ult, ISN, 16/8/66
(Repr IMP, 27/8/66, engr. Calvert)
Wreck of the Black Ball Line Netherby on King's Island, IAN, 27/8/66 (ill.
O.R.C(ampbell), engr. F. Grosse)
28
Tasmania - Subjects
1868
The government steamer Pharos cruising off King's Island in search of a wreck, IAN,
8/8/68
1870
Tomahawk harbour, Tasmania, IAN, 24/1/70 (ill. A.C(ooke)) [North-east coast]
1871
Wreck of the Loch Leven on King's Island, IAN, 6/11/71 ( Repr ISN, 25/11/71, engr.
S.C(alvert))
1873
The Tasmanian Charcoal Iron Company's Mine, IAN, 9/9/73 (Repr ISN, 27/9/73)
*
- Port Lempriere, showing the company's jetty (CR Mining, engr. S.C(alvert))
1874
Mouth of the River Don, Tasmania, ISN, 30/5/74 (Repr IAN, 15/6/74, ill. A.C(ooke))
[Near Devonport]
The wreck of the British Admiral, ASk, 13/6/74 [On King Island]
Wreck of the British Admiral off King's Island, IAN, 15/6/74 (Repr ISN, 27/6/74, ill.
O.R.C(ampbell))
Wreck of the British Admiral: Visit of the Pharos to King's Island, ASk, 11/7/74
- Round Flagstaff Point
- The grave of Tilly Dale
- The lighthouse
- Burying the bodies
- Beached cargo on Flagstaff Point
King's Island, IAN, 13/7/74 (Repr ISN, 25/7/74, ill. O.R.C(ampbell))
- The beach, morning after the wreck of British Admiral
- The hunters' camp [Professional hunters on the island]
- Currie harbour
The sunken ship British Admiral, as seen from the deck of the Cygnet, ASk, 8/8/74
1875
Cruise of H.M. colonial sloop Victoria in Bass's Straits, IAN, 24/2/75 (Repr ISN,
10/3/75, ill. Stanley)
- Barren Island, Double Peak
- Clark Hill, Clark Island
- East Pt, Swan Isld
- Waterhouse Isld
The Blencathra stranded on King's Island, IAN, 24/3/75 (Repr ISN, 8/4/75)
Currie harbour — Loading salvage from the Blencathra, IAN, 24/3/75 (Repr ISN,
8/4/75, ill. A.C(ooke))
29
Tasmania - Subjects
Launceston wharves — From the Cataract, ISN, 29/5/75 (Repr IAN, 9/8/75, CR
Landscapes)
The wreck of the ship Cambridgeshire, IAN, 6/10/75 (Repr ISN, 16/10/75, engr.
S.C(alvert)) [Cape Barren Island]
1877
Holiday rambles — A New Zealand cruise, IAN, 21/2/77
- Kent's group (CR New Zealand)
Murray's Pass, Kent's group and the wreck of the Bulli, ASk, 29/9/77 [Bass Strait]
Sketches of a trip to King's Island, ASk, 24/11/77
- Cape Wickham light and Victoria Cove
- Hunters' hut, Currie harbour
- Tilly Dale's grave
- Graves of Mr. D. Nicholson and Miss Tracey
- Graves of the Unknown
- Wreck of the Abeona, Sea Elephant's Bay
- Site of the new lighthouse, scene of the Blencathra wreck
1879
Sketches going up the Tamar, ASk, 12/4/79
- Low Head lighthouse
- Georgetown
- Riverside villages
- Distant view of Launceston
Mouth of the River Don, Tasmania, IAN, 5/7/79 (ill. J.W.C(urtis)) [Near Devonport]
1880
Launceston wharf, ASk, 14/2/80
New lighthouse on King's island, IAN, 16/2/80
1881
The Mersey heads, ASk, 12/2/81 (ill. G.F. Angelo) [Devonport]
Seal shooting in Bass's Straits, IAN, 4/5/81 (Repr ISN, 10/6/82)
Landing place, Corinna River, Tasmania, IAN, 5/10/81 (Pieman River area on midWest coast)
1885
Coast views — Melbourne to Sydney and Newcastle, ASk, 21/9/85 (ill. A.C(ooke))
- Rodondo and Monceur [Islands south of Wilson's Promontory on Tasmanian
side of border]
1886
* George's Bay, Tasmania, IAN, 26/5/86 (CR Panoramas) [St. Helens in background]
30
Tasmania - Subjects
1887
* The Field Naturalists Expedition to King's Island, Bass Straits, IAN, 21/12/87 (ph.
L. Hart, ill. J.M(cFarlane), engr. F.A. Sleap)
- Currie harbour and lighthouse (CR Natural History)
- The landing (CR Natural History)
- Memorial, Cataraqui Point (CR Natural History) [Site of the wreck of the
Cataraqui in 1845 with the loss of over 400 lives]
* Field Naturalists' excursion to King's Island, ASk, 29/12/87
- Tablet. Cataraqui Point (CR Natural History)
1888
A trip across Bass's Straits, IAN, 15/11/88 (8 images, ill. J.M(acfarlane))
1889
Boarding the surf boat at Cliffy Island, IAN, 1/6/89 (ill. J.M(acfarlane))
1890
A sketch at King's Island, IAN, 1/7/90
1892
* Easter excursion to the N.W. coast of Tasmania, IAN, 2/5/92 (ill. J.M(acfarlane))
- Arrival of the Te Anau at Burnie (CR Leisure)
- Burnie, Emu Bay (CR Leisure)
NON-SPECIFIC
TRANSPORT & COMMUNICATIONS
HOBART and SOUTHERN TASMANIA
1876
Terminus of the main line railway, Hobart Town, ASk, 13/5/76
1877
A curve of the Tasmanian railway: Scene of the late accident, ASk, 9/6/77 (ph. S.
Clifford) [Near Richmond]
31
Tasmania - Subjects
1878
Tasmanian views, ASk, 28/10/78 (ph. F.J. Paterson)
*
- Huon Road-bridge, over North-West Bay River (CR Landscapes)
*
- River Huon bridge, Victoria (CR Landscapes)
1879
Sketches in Tasmania, ASk, 15/2/79 (ph. Paterson)
*
- Bridge over the Derwent at New Norfolk (CR Landscapes)
1886
Scene of the late fatal accident on the main line, Tasmania, IAN, 24/7/86 (ill.
A.C(ooke)) [Near Brighton, 30 km north of Hobart]
The terrible accident to a special train in Tasmania, ISN, 14/8/86 (ill. F. S. Browne)
[Brighton accident]
Scene of the late fatal accident on the Bridgewater railway bridge, Tasmania, IAN,
21/8/86 (ill. J.M(acfarlane), engr. F.A. Sleap) [Near Hobart; different to
Brighton accident]
1893
The Tasmanian railway disaster, IAN, 2/10/93 (2 images) [Near Bridgewater, 20 km
north of Hobart]
LAUNCESTON and NORTHERN TASMANIA
1865
Iron bridge over the South Esk or Cataract River, Launceston, IMP, 25/5/65 (ph. W.
Cawston, ill. A.C(ooke), engr. R. Bruce)
1866
Perth Bridge, Tasmania, IMP, 27/10/66 (ill. L. Wood)
1868
Wheelbarrow and spade presented to H.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh on the occasion
of turning the first sod of the Launceston and Western Railway, IMP, 29/2/68
The Launceston and Western railway works at Jingler's Valley, IMP, 12/10/68
1869
Laying the Tasmanian end of the cable between Tasmania and Victoria, IAN, 19/6/69
(ill. A.C(ooke), engr. W.H. Harrison)
Opening of the Launceston and Deloraine railway, IAN, 4/9/69 (engr. S.C(alvert))
32
Tasmania - Subjects
1870
Railway bridge, Longford,Tasmania, IAN, 7/11/70 (ph. W. Cawston, ill. J.W.(Curtis),
engr. R.B(ruce))
1876
Railway timber viaduct, Bridgewater, Tasmania, ASk, 13/5/76
Accident on the Tasmanian Railway: The train running into a mob of horses, ASk,
16/6/76
1881
Clarke's ford near Launceston, Tasmania, ASk, 23/4/81
1883
On the road to Emu Bay, Tasmania, IAN, 18/4/83 [North-east coast]
NON-SPECIFIC
PORTRAITS
HOBART and SOUTHERN TASMANIA
1865
The Right Rev. Dr. Wilson, Catholic Bishop of Hobart Town, IMP, 25/8/65 (ph. W.P.
Dowling)
1866
The Right Rev. Dr. Bromby, Bishop of Tasmania, IMP, 27/9/66 (ph. Batchelder)
1868
Henry Hopkins, Esq., of Hobart Town, IMP, 25/4/68 (ill. G.R.)
The Hon. Charles du Cane, Governor of Tasmania, IAN, 1/12/68 (ph. Levitsky [Of
Paris]) [Governor of Tasmania, 1868-74]
33
Tasmania - Subjects
1869
Colonel Gore Browne, late Governor of Tasmania, IAN, 1/2/69 (ph. Johnstone,
O’Shanessy & Co.) [Governor of Tasmania, 1861-68]
Mr Henry Samuel Ross, IAN, 10/7/69 (ph. A. Winter) [Awarded Humane Society
Medal]
The late Sir Richard Dry, IAN, 4/9/69 (ph. A. Woolley) [Tasmanian premier; died in
office]
1870
Anthony van Diemen, IAN, 16/7/70 (CR Historical)
1874
The Earl and Countess of Donoughmore, ASk, 13/6/74 [Married in Hobart]
Tasmanian ministry, IAN, 7/9/74 (5 images, Repr ISN, 19/9/74, ill. O.R.C(ampbell))
Mr. Frederick Aloysius Weld, Governor of Tasmania, ASk, 26/12/74 [Governor of
Tasmania, 1875-80; previously Governor of Western Australia, 1869-75]
1877
Australian statesmen: The Hon. P.O. Fysh, Premier of Tasmania, ASk, 27/10/77
1878
The Ven. Archdeacon Davies, Tasmania, IAN, 27/12/78
The Hon. W.R. Giblin, Premier of Tasmania, ASk, 8/6/78
1880
Sir J.H. Lefoy, IAN, 6/11/80 [Acting Governor]
Sir Francis Smith, Chief Justice of Tasmania, IAN, 31/12/80
1881
His Excellency Sir George Strahan, K.C.M.G., Governor of Tasmania, ASk, 17/12/81
(ph. Lindt, engr. R.B(ruce)) [Governor of Tasmania, 1881-86]
1884
The Right Rev. Sydney Linton, Bishop of Tasmania, ASk, 9/4/84
1887
Sir Robert Hamilton, Governor of Tasmania, ASk, 27/1/87 [Governor of Tasmania,
1887-92]
* The late Sir G. Strahan, IAN, 5/3/87 (CR International) [Former Governor of
Tasmania, 1881-86; died in England]
34
Tasmania - Subjects
1889
The Right Reverend H.H. Montgomery, D.D., the new Bishop of Tasmania, ASk,
13/6/89
1891
Recipients of New Year's Day Honour, IAN, 2/2/91
- Sir Edward Braddon, K.C.M.G. (ph. Anson Bros.)
1893
Sir Robert and Lady Hamilton, IAN, 2/1/93 [Governor of Tasmania, 1887-92]
1895
The premiers in council at Hobart, IAN, 1/3/95 (ph. J.W. Beattie, ph x ht)
LAUNCESTON and NORTHERN TASMANIA
1866
Portrait and autograph of the late John Dell, IMP, 24/3/66 (ph. W.P. Dowling)
The late Mr John Dell, of Launceston, Tasmania, IAN, 24/3/66
1867
The late Dr. Maddox of Launceston, IMP, 25/9/67 (ph. Dowling)
1868
The late Wm Gunn, Esq., M.P., Launceston, IMP, 18/7/68 (ill. G.R.)
Rev. H. Dowling of Launceston, IMP, 13/8/68
1874
The Chartist leaders, IAN, 13/7/74 (Repr ISN, 25/7/74) [Were transported for their
role in 1839 Chartist uprising]
- Mr. William Lloyd Jones
- Mr. Zephaniah Williams
NON-SPECIFIC
35
Tasmania - Subjects
CIVIC OCCASIONS
HOBART and SOUTHERN TASMANIA
1868
Illuminations of the Town Hall, Hobart Town — The Macquarie Street frontage, ISN,
16/1/68 (Repr IMP, 31/1/68, ill. S.T.G(ill), engr, S.C(alvert)) [Visit of H.R.H.
Prince Alfred]
H.M.S. Galatea rounding Cape Pillar, on the Tasmanian coast, ISN, 16/1/68 (Repr
IMP, 31/1/68, CR Maritime) [Visit of H.R.H. Prince Alfred]
Visit of H.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh to Tasmania, IMP, 29/2/68
- Emblematical Arch, Hobart Town
- Aquatic torchlight procession, Hobart Town
- Crown Arch, Hobart Town (engr. S.C(alvert))
View of Hobart Town, Tasmania — The landing place of H.R.H. Prince Alfred, ISN,
16/5/68 (CR Maritime)
1894
Anglican Church Congress at Hobart: Procession of clergy to St. David's Cathedral,
IAN, 1/2/94 (ph. J.W. Beattie)
LAUNCESTON and NORTHERN TASMANIA
1868
Visit of H.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh to Tasmania
- Entry of H.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh into Launceston, IMP, 29/2/68 (ill.
L. Wood)
1876
British and Tasmanian Iron Company's works, IAN, 10/7/76 (Repr ISN, 22/7/76, engr.
S.C(alvert))
*
- Port Lemprierre — Landing of Governor Weld (CR Mining)
*
- The Governor turning on the hot blast (CR Mining)
*
- Banquet on board the P. and O. steamer Avoca (CR Mining)
NON-SPECIFIC
36
Tasmania - Subjects
The ARTS
HOBART and SOUTHERN TASMANIA
1858
Tasman's Island, IMN, 2/1/58 (Repr IMP, 16/8/62, CR Maritime, art. E. von Guerard)
[Island off Cape Pillar, the most south-east point of the Tasman Peninsula]
LAUNCESTON and NORTHERN TASMANIA
1876
On the South Esk, ASk, 19/2/76 (CR Landscapes, art. W.C. Piguenit)
1877
Victorian Academy of Art, IAN, 16/4/77 (Repr ISN, 28/4/77)
- Quamby's Bluff, Tasmania (CR Landscapes, art. W.C. Piguenit)
NON-SPECIFIC
Art Society's fifth annual exhibition, Town Hall, Sydney, ISN, 2/8/84
- A mountain stream, Tasmania (art. W.C. Piguenit)
LEISURE
HOBART and SOUTHERN TASMANIA
1866
Hunt meeting at Blackwell's Hotel, Melton Mowbray, Tasmania, IMP, 25/4/66 (ill. S.
Calvert) [50 kms north of Hobart]
1871
* The Castray Esplanade, Hobart Town, IAN, 27/2/71 (Repr ISN, 28/9/72, CR
Panoramas) [View from Derwent looking towards Hobart showing esplanade]
37
Tasmania - Subjects
1872
Hobart Town Regatta — The starting of the intercolonial amateur gig race, 30th
January, 1872, IAN, 29/2/72 (Repr ISN, 19/3/72, engr. S.C(alvert))
1875
New grand stand, Hobart Town Racecourse, ASk, 23/1/75
1876
Holiday spots, ASk, 23/12/76
- Tasmania, track to the Fern Tree Bower [Mt. Wellington]
1877
An English trout caught in the Derwent, Tasmania, ASk, 17/3/77 (CR Natural History,
ph. Winter)
1881
The Hobart Regatta: The governor steaming round the flotilla, ASk, 26/2/81 (ill.
Angelo)
1883
* A day at the salmon ponds, New Norfolk, Tasmania, IAN, 24/1/83 (CR Natural
History)
- Young salmon trout, Sir
- Feeding the salmon
- One of the ponds
Association Cricket Ground, Hobart, IAN, 21/2/83
1884
The racecourse, Hobart, Tasmania, ISN, 16/2/84 (Repr IAN, 19/3/84, ill. W.P.)
1885
A holiday ramble in Tasmania — Ascending Mount Wellington, IAN, 21/1/85 (ill.
H.M. Robertson)
- Refreshments at the Half-way House
- Crossing the Ploughed Field [Rock strewn part of track]
- Descent of the fern tree gully
- Lunch above the clouds
38
Tasmania - Subjects
1890
* Sketches at Port Arthur, IAN, 1/1/90 (21 images, CR Crime & Historical, ill. J.R.
Ashton, engr. F.A. Sleap) [Scenes of various abandoned buildings, some
showing tourists wandering through them]
1895
A promising Tasmanian cricketer, IAN, 1/3/95 (ph. J.W. Beattie, ph x ht)
LAUNCESTON and NORTHERN TASMANIA
1866
Tarragon, the winner of the Champion Race, IMP, 25/1/66 (See ‘Mr. Town’s
Tarragon, the winner of the Champion Stakes at Flemington on New Year’s
Day’ [In Melbourne], ISN, 16/1/66)
The grand stand erected for the Champion Race, Launceston, IMP, 25/1/66 (Repr
ISN, 16/2/66, ill. Calvert, engr. R. Bruce)
1870
The Launceston Regatta, IAN, 21/2/70
1873
The intercolonial cricket match between Tasmania and Victoria, IAN, 22/4/73 (Repr
ISN, 13/5/73, ill. O.R.C(ampbell), engr. S.C(alvert)) [Played in Launceston]
1892
Easter excursion to the N.W. coast of Tasmania, IAN, 2/5/92 (ill. J.M(acfarlane))
- Arrival of the Te Anau at Burnie (CR Maritime)
- Burnie, Emu Bay (CR Maritime)
- The Guide River falls (CR Landscapes)
- The wood chopping contest at Waratah
- One who could tell something of the early days
- Over the Magnet Range (CR Landscapes)
1893
Easter excursion to Tasmania — View at Maria Island, IAN, 1/5/93 (CR Maritime, ph
x ht)
1894
A trip to the north-west coast of Tasmania, IAN, 2/4/94 (7 images, ph. L.U.K., ph x
ht)
39
Tasmania - Subjects
NON-SPECIFIC
The Tasmanian cricketers, IMP, 25/2/67 (ph. Johnstone, O'Shannessy & Co., engr. S.
Calvert)
Jottings of a trip to Tasmania, ASk, 20/12/79 (19 images)
Sketches of a yachting cruise to Tasmania, ASk, 25/3/82 (9 images)
Tasmanian holiday sketches, ASk, 16/1/84 (5 images)
MILTARY & NAVAL
HOBART and SOUTHERN TASMANIA
1896
The Australian Squadron in the Derwent, Hobart, IAN, 1/2/96 (ph. J.W. Beattie, ph x
ht)
LAUNCESTON and NORTHERN TASMANIA
NON-SPECIFIC
LANDSCAPES
HOBART and SOUTHERN TASMANIA
1864
Top of Mount Wellington, Tasmania, IMP, 18/7/64 (Repr ISN, 16/11/66, ph. Walsh &
Son)
View of the rapids on the River Plenty, Tasmania, ISN, 17/8/64 (Repr IMP, 20/8/64,
ph. G.M. Allport, engr. S.C(alvert)) [Tributary of Derwent River west of New
Norfolk]
40
Tasmania - Subjects
1865
Sandy Bay, on the Derwent, Tasmania, IAN, 25/8/65
Frederick Henry Bay, Tasmania, IAN, 25/10/65 [East of Hobart]
1866
Blackman's Bay, Tasmania, IMP, 25/4/66 (ill. Calvert) [Between Forestier Peninsula
and mainland]
View on the Clyde, Tasmania, IAN, 27/7/66 (Repr ISN, 16/5/68, ill. H., engr.
F.G(rosse)) [Tributary of Derwent, running through Hamilton, 60 km northwest of Hobart]
* The source of the water supply, Hobart Town, IMP, 27/12/66 (Repr ISN, 26/10/72,
CR Miscellaneous, ill. S.T.G(ill), engr. Bruce)
1868
Newtown Bay, Tasmania, with Mount Wellington in the distance IMP, 12/9/68 (ill.
S.T.G(ill))
View of the Derwent, and portion of Hobart Town ISN, 31/10/68 (Repr IMP, 7/12/68,
CR Panoramas)
1869
Eagle Hawk Neck, Tasmania, IAN, 1/11/69 (ill. H., engr. W.H. Harrison) [Between
Forestier and Tasman Peninsulas]
The salmon ponds, Tasmania, IAN, 29/11/69 (ill. A.C(ooke), engr. S.C(alvert))
- Junction of the Plenty with the Derwent
- The Derwent, on the road to the salmon ponds
1871
View of Sandy Bay, Hobart Town, IAN, 9/10/71 (Repr ISN, 30/9/71, engr. Lee)
1872
The River Derwent, Tasmania, from the Nelson Ranges, IAN, 1/2/72 (Repr ISN,
20/2/72, engr. S.C(alvert))
1873
Sketches in Tasmania, IAN, 27/3/73 (Repr ISN, 16/4/73)
- The fern tree bower (Repr ISN, 13/10/77, engr. L(ee) & R(ichardson))
- Mount Wellington from Battery Point (engr. L(ee) & R(ichardson))
- The Rocking Stone on Mount Wellington (engr. R.B(ruce))
- The pinnacle of Mount Wellington (engr. R.B(ruce))
Hell Gates, New Norfolk, Tasmania, IAN, 20/5/73 (Repr ISN, 10/6/73)
The Derwent at New Norfolk, Tasmania, IAN, 12/8/73 (Repr ISN, 29/8/73)
Mount Wellington, from Degraves Reservoir, ASk, 4/10/73
41
Tasmania - Subjects
Oyster Bay, east coast, Tasmania, ISN, 22/11/73 (Repr IAN, 4/12/73, engr. E.L(ee))
[Freycinet Peninsula]
1874
On the road to the salmon ponds, New Norfolk, ASk, 21/3/74
View of the Derwent, from the Royal Society's Gardens, ASk, 21/3/74
The River Derwent, above New Norfolk, Tasmania, ASk, 16/5/74
Risdon Bay, on the Derwent: Landing-place of the first Tasmanian settlers, ASk,
8/8/74 (CR Historical)
The Silver Fall, Bower Gully, Mount Wellington, Tasmania, ASk, 5/9/74
Lake St. Clair, Tasmania, ISN, 19/12/74 (Repr IAN, 30/12/74, ill. A.C(ooke))
1875
Kangaroo Point, Hobart Town, ASk, 12/6/75
Estuary of the Derwent, Tasmania, from the foot of Black Jack, IAN, 12/7/75 (Repr
ISN, 24/7/75)
1876
New Town Bay and Risdon Road, Tasmania, ASk, 22/1/76
Risdon Bay, on the Derwent, site of the first settlement in Tasmania, 1803, IAN,
12/6/76 (Repr ISN, 24/6/76, CR Historical, ill. E.L(ee), engr. E.L(ee))
Mount Wellington, Tasmania, in winter, ASk, 8/7/76 (ph. Clifford)
Port Esperance, Tasmania, with the three islands — Faith, Hope and Charity, ASk,
30/9/76 [Harbour of Dover, 60 kms south of Hobart]
Junction of the Rivers Clyde and Derwent, near Hamilton, Tasmania, ASk, 30/9/76
[60 kms north-east of Hobart]
1877
Tasmanian views: — Adamson's Peak — Kingston township, from Port Esperance,
ASk, 22/12/77 (CR Panoramas) [Kingston should read Dover, as Kingston is
further north, on the Derwent River]
View on the Derwent, Mount Direction in the distance, ASk, 17/3/77 (ph. Clifford)
Mount Ida and Lake St. Clair, IAN, 3/9/77 (Repr ISN, 15/9/77)
Risdon Bay, Tasmania, with Mount Wellington in the distance, ASk, 29/9/77
1878
Trinity Bay, Hobart Town, ISN, 23/2/78 (CR Buildings, ill. M.O.C.) [Includes view
of Government House]
Hell's Gates, Davey River, Tasmania, IAN, 20/3/78 (Repr ISN, 20/4/78) [Near Port
Davey on west coast]
Mount Direction, Risdon’s Ferry, Tasmania, IAN, 20/2/78 (Repr ISN, 20/4/78) [Just
upstream from Hobart, across the Derwent River]
View on the upper Derwent, as seen from Macquarie Plains, Tasmania, ASk, 11/5/78
The Organ Pipes, Mount Wellington, ASk, 11/5/78
42
Tasmania - Subjects
Sketches on or near Mt Wellington, ASk, 3/8/78 (ph. F.J. Paterson)
- The pinnacle of the mount
- The River Derwent near Salmon Ponds
- The Wellington Falls
- The Rocking Stone
Tasmanian views, ASk, 28/10/78 (ph. F.J. Paterson)
- Waterfalls, North-West Bay River, Mount Wellington
- Huon Road-bridge, over North-West Bay River (CR Transport &
Communications)
- Fern gully, Old Huon Road
- River Huon bridge, Victoria (CR Transport & Communications)
1879
Sketches in Tasmania, ASk, 15/2/79 (ph. Paterson)
- The Cascades Factory, from the Huon-Road (CR Buildings) [Former Female
Factory, now Asylum]
- Part of the Wellington Falls
- Bridge over the Derwent at New Norfolk (CR Transport &
Communications)
- River Derwent, near the Salmon Ponds
Tasmanian scenery, ISN, 15/4/79
- Scene near new Norfolk
- Fern Tree falls, Mount Wellington
1881
Mount Wellington, from the Cascade Brewery, ASk, 12/3/81 (ph. Anson, ill.
J.R.A(shton))
1882
Views at Lake St. Clair, Tasmania, ASk, 12/8/82 (4 images, ill. J.R.A(shton))
1883
Views on the Derwent, Tamania, IAN, 11/7/83
- Near New Norfolk (CR Maritime) [Includes view of paddlesteamer]
- Bridgewater
- Looking towards Mount Wellington (Indexer's title)
1885
Sketches in Tasmania, IAN, 25/11/85 (ill. J.M(acfarlane))
- Blowhole
- Tasman's Arch
- Lady Franklin's Tree
43
Tasmania - Subjects
1886
Hawke's Neck, Tasman's Peninsula, Tasmania, IAN, 18/9/86
Natural pavement, Tasmania, IAN, 16/10/86 (CR Natural History, ill. J.M(acfarlane),
engr. F.A. Sleap) [Tessellated Pavement, Forestier Peninsula, en route to Port
Arthur]
Mount Wellington, ISN, [?]/12/86
- A glimpse of the Derwent
- The summit of Mt Wellington
- Mt Wellington
- The Huon Rd
1887
On the Derwent, Tasmania, IAN, 21/12/87 (ill. J.M(acfarlane), engr. F.A. Sleap)
1888
The Derwent, Tasmania, IAN, 11/2/88 (ill. J.M(acfarlane), engr. Calvert)
On the Huon River, Tasmania, IAN, 3/3/88 (ill. A.C(ooke), engr. F.A. Sleap)
At Port Arthur, Tasman's Peninsula, ASk, 19/4/88 (CR Historical)
- Norfolk Bay (CR Crime)
- Impression Bay (CR Crime)
Two views on the Derwent, IAN, 1/8/88 (ill. C.S.B(ennett), engr. F.A. Sleap)
- A bit on the river
The Blowhole, Tasman's Peninsula, Tasmania, IAN, 15/9/88 (ph. Anson Bros., ill.
J.M(acfarlane), engr. F.A. Sleap)
1889
Port Arthur, Tasmania, IAN, 6/4/89 (ill. A.C(ooke))
Lake St. Clair, Tasmania, IAN, 1/5/89 (ill. A.C(ooke))
1890
Sketches at Port Arthur, IAN, 1/1/90 (Assorted images)
On the Brown's River Road, IAN, 1/8/90 (ill. A.C(ooke)) [Hobart to Kingston road]
1893
Sketches in Tasmania, IAN, 1/5/93 (ph x ht)
- Dead Island, Port Arthur
- Hobart, from the bay
1894
Lake St. Clair, Tasmania, IAN, 1/8/94 (6 images, ph. S.L. Officer, ph x ht)
44
Tasmania - Subjects
LAUNCESTON and NORTHERN TASMANIA
1858
View of entrance to Launceston, V.D.I., taken above the cataract, NA, 8/58 (Repr
IMP, 6/12/62; ISN, 16/1/65, ill. v.G(uerard), engr. F. Grosse)
1863
The falls of the Esk, IAN, 18/9/63
1864
Cora Linn, Tasmania, IMP, 25/4/64 (Repr ISN, 16/3/66, ph. Walsh & Son)
[Launceston]
View on the South Esk, near Launceston, Tasmania, IMP, 22/12/64 (Repr ISN,
16/12/65)
1865
Ben Lomond, Tasmania, IMP, 25/3/65 (ill. E. Hudspeth)
Stanley, Circular Head, Tasmania, IMP, 24/6/65 (ill. J. Stutterd, A.C(ooke), engr.
R.B(ruce))
1866
The estuary of the Forth, Tasmania, IMP, 23/2/66 (ill. J. Fenton, engr. S.C(alvert))
[Halfway between Devonport and Ulverstone]
View on the Forth, Tasmania, IMP, 27/7/66 (ill. J. Fenton)
Cora Linn, Tasmania, IMP, 27/11/66 (engr. R. Bruce)
1867
The falls on the Esk, IAN, 16/1/67
Ben Lomond, Tasmania, IAN, 28/1/67 (ill. H.)
View on the South Esk, near Launceston, IMP, 24/8/67 (Repr ISN, 1/9/69, ill. L.
Wood, A.C(ooke), engr. R. Bruce)
Ben Lomond, Tasmania, IAN, 19/10/67 (Repr ISN, 18/3/71, ill. A.C(ooke), engr.
F.G(rosse))
1868
St Paul's Dome, Tasmania, IMP, 22/5/68 [20 kms south-east of Ben Lomond]
1870
Tasmanian views, IAN, 21/3/70 (ph. W. Cawston)
- Circular Head, N.W. coast of Tasmania [Stanley]
- The Horse-Shoe Falls, South Esk River, Launceston
- View on the South Esk River, Launceston
45
Tasmania - Subjects
- Cora Linn, North Esk River, Launceston
1873
The South Esk, near Launceston, ASk, 4/10/73
View on the River Tamar, Tasmania, IAN, 10/10/73 (Repr ISN, 25/10/73)
1874
Cora Linn, near Launceston, Tasmania, ASk, 5/9/74
1875
The Great Centre Lake, Tasmania, IAN, 24/2/75 (Repr ISN, 10/3/75, engr. E.L(ee))
* Launceston wharves — From the Cataract, ISN, 29/5/75 (Repr IAN, 9/8/75, 9/8/75
(CR Maritime)
1876
* On the South Esk, ASk, 19/2/76 (CR Arts, art. W.C. Piguenit)
Junction of the South Esk and Tamar Rivers, Launceston, ISN, 19/8/76 (Repr IAN,
4/9/76)
1877
Alum cliffs, River Mersey, Tasmania, IAN, 3/10/77 (Repr ISN, 13/10/77) [South of
Devonport]
Fingal, Tasmania, with Ben Lomond in the distance, ASk, 27/10/77 (CR Panoramas)
Fall on the Lobster Rivulet, near Chudleigh, Tasmania, IAN, 31/10/77 (Repr ISN,
10/11/77)
1878
Port Sorrell, Tasmania, IAN, 27/12/78 (ill. J.W.C(urtis)) [20 kms east of Devonport]
1879
Emu Bay, Tasmania, IAN, 21/3/79 (ill. J.W.C(urtis), engr. F.A. Sleap) [Burnie]
Tasmanian scenery, ISN, 15/4/79
- Bridge over South Esk, near Launceston
The Dial Ranges and mouth of the Leven, Tasmania, IAN, 2/8/79 [Near Ulverston]
1881
Cora Linn, near Launceston, Tasmania, ASk, 21/5/81
1882
Mouth of the River Forth, Tasmania, IAN, 1/11/82 [Between Devonport and
Ulverstone]
46
Tasmania - Subjects
1883
River Leven, Tasmania, IAN, 21/3/83 [Runs north to Ulverstone]
1885
Sketches in Tasmania, IAN, 25/11/85 (ill. J.M(cFarlane))
- Pieman River
- Rosevear (CR Panoramas) [West bank of Tamar River]
1886
Scene on the North Esk, near Cora Linn, Tasmania, IAN, 28/4/86
Ford on the Distillery Creek, near Launceston, Tasmania, IAN, 24/7/86 (ill. R.G. Tait)
1887
Sketches at Ben Lomond, Tasmania, IAN, 5/2/87 (4 images, ill. J.M(cFarlane))
Views at Mount Lyell, ASk, 24/2/87
- Mount Lyell Ranges
- Mount Lyell, King River
- Peculiar stones near Great lake
- Lake Crescent, Table Mountain
- Bronte cattle (CR Rural)
- King William Pine (CR Natural History)
- Grass Tree (CR Natural History)
- Piece of stone from iron below (CR Mining)
West coast views in Tasmania, ASk, 24/3/87 (5 images)
1888
Stanley, Tasmania, IAN, 26/5/88 (engr. Calvert)
- Circular Head Bluff
- Godfrey Beach
A Tasmanian coast scene — Wynyard and its neighbours, ASk, 4/10/88 (ph. J. Burns)
- River view
- Table Cape
1891
The gorge below Cora Lynn, Tasmania, IAN, 2/3/91 (ph. J.R. Mann, ph x ht)
Sketches on the north-west coast of Tasmania, IAN, 1/4/91 (ill. J.M(acfarlane))
- Circular Head
- Penguin
- The Leven [River]
- Emu Bay
47
Tasmania - Subjects
1892
Easter excursion to the N.W. coast of Tasmania, IAN, 2/5/92 (ill. J.M(acfarlane))
*
- The Guide River falls (CR Leisure)
*
- Over the Magnet Range (CR Leisure)
In and around Launceston, Tasmania, IAN, 5/11/92 (ph x ht)
- Pulpit Rock
- Cataract Gorge
- Dennison Gorge
- Georges Bay
- Cataract Gorge
NON-SPECIFIC
Devil's Punch Bowl, Tasmania, IMP, 18/10/64 (ill. Fenton)
Mount Peru from the Knob Plain, Tasmania, IAN, 29/11/76 (Repr ISN, 9/12/76)
Victorian Academy of Art, IAN, 16/4/77 (Repr ISN, 28/4/77)
*
- Quamby's Bluff, Tasmania (CR Arts/Melbourne, art. W.C. Piguenit)
Tasmanian sketches, ASk, 20/11/80
- Leda Falls
- Truganini's Throne
INDIGENOUS PEOPLES
HOBART and SOUTHERN TASMANIA
LAUNCESTON and SOUTHERN TASMANIA
NON-SPECIFIC
The last of the Tasmanian natives, ISN, 16/11/64 (Repr IMP, 18/11/64, ph. H.A. Frith,
engr. S.C(alvert))
"King Billy", IAN, 19/4/69 (ph. C. Woolley, engr. Quas) [Last male Tasmanian
Aborigine]
48
Tasmania - Subjects
Trucanini, the last of the Tasmanians, ASk, 10/6/76 (ph. C. Woolley)
Queen Lidgiwidgi Trucanini (Lalla Rookh). The last of the Tasmanian Aborigines,
IAN, 12/6/76 (Repr ISN, 24/6/76, engr. S.C(alvert))
RURAL
HOBART and SOUTHERN TASMANIA
1873
Wright's hop kiln at Glenorchy, Tasmania, ISN, 23/12/73 (Repr IAN, 25/1/74) [10 km
north of Hobart]
1877
Hop plantation, New Norfolk, Tasmania, ASk, 17/2/77
LAUNCESTON and NORTHERN TASMANIA
1867
Encounter with a Tasmanian Tiger, IMP, 27/3/67 (Repr ISN, 16/4/67, CR Natural
History) [Near Fingal, 100 kms east of Launceston]
1887
Views at Mount Lyell, ASk, 24/2/87
*
- Bronte cattle (CR Landscapes)
The Field Naturalists Expedition to King's Island, Bass Straits, IAN, 21/12/87 (ph. L.
Hart, ill. J.M(acfarlane), engr. F.A. Sleap)
*
- The hunter's home (CR Natural History)
*
- The hunter and his load (CR Natural History)
Field Naturalists' excursion to King's Island, ASk, 29/12/87
*
- Hunter's home (CR Natural History)
NON-SPECIFIC
Sheep-shearing, ISN, 15/10/64 (Repr IMP, 18/10/64, engr. S.C(alvert)) [At
Parsangher Station, Lower River, Tasmania]
Sheep-washing, ISN, 15/10/64 (Repr IMP, 18/10/64, ill. N. Chevalier) [Parsangher
Station]
49
Tasmania - Subjects
MINING
HOBART and SOUTHERN TASMANIA
LAUNCESTON and NORTHERN TASMANIA
1870
Nine Mile Springs diggings, Tasmania, IAN, 16/4/70 (ill. S.A. Fogg, engr.
S.C(alvert)) [Near Georgetown, near mouth of Tamar River]
1871
Penguin silver mines, Tasmania, IAN, 20/3/71 (Repr ISN, 17/4/71, ill. A.C(ooke))
[Between Devonport and Burnie]
1873
The coalfield at Ben Lomond, Tasmania, ISN, 29/8/73 (Repr IAN, 10/10/73, engr.
E.Lee)
The Tasmanian Charcoal Iron Company's Mine, IAN, 9/9/73 (Repr ISN, 27/9/73)
- Port Lempriere, showing the company's jetty (CR Maritime, engr.
S.C(alvert))
- Iron ore deposit on Mount Vulcan
- Cutting through red oxide of iron on Mount Vulcan (engr. S.C(alvert))
- Tramway leading to the mines
Mount Bischoff, Tasmania, ISN, 23/12/73 (Repr IAN, 25/2/74, engr. E.L(ee))
1875
The Tasmanian Iron Mine, Port Lempriere, ISN, 12/11/75 (Repr IAN, 29/12/75, ill.
A.C(ooke)) [On Tamar River]
- Furnace and works (CR Manufacturing)
- Centre-Street, Port Lempriere, works in the distance (CR Streetscapes)
1876
The British and Tasmanian Charcoal Iron Company's works, Tasmania, ASk, 8/7/76
(CR Manufacturing)
- No. 1 furnace, with the heating ovens, etc.
- General view of the works
British and Tasmanian Iron Company's works, IAN, 10/7/76 (Repr ISN, 22/7/76, engr.
S.C(alvert))
- Port Lempriere — Landing of Governor Weld (CR Civic Occasions)
50
Tasmania - Subjects
- The company's works (CR Manufacturing)
- The Governor turning on the hot blast (CR Civic Occasions)
- Tramway to the mine
- The mine
- Banquet on board the P. and O. steamer Avoca (CR Civic Occasions)
1878
Mount Bischoff tin mines, IAN, 31/10/78 (Repr ISN, 17/5/79) [60 kms south of
Burnie]
- Lower white face
- The dam
- Township of Waratah
- Lower face
1880
The Mount Bischoff tin mine, Tasmania, ASk, 5/6/80
1881
"Through the horizontal" on the track to Mount Heemskirk, Tasmania, IAN, 24/8/81
(ill. J.W.C(urtis)) [Party of bushman making their way through dense scrub]
Views at Mount Bischoff tin mines, Tasmania, IAN, 5/11/81
- The White Face
- The new dressing sheds
- Township of Waratah (CR Panoramas)
- The Slaughter-yard Face
- The celebrated Brown Face
- View from the top of Brown Face
1886
Mount Lyell and the valley of the Linda, ASk, 2/12/86 [Queenstown]
1887
* Views at Mount Lyell, ASk, 24/2/87
- Piece of stone from iron below (CR Landscapes)
1892
The greatest tin mine in the world, IAN, 1/8/92 (ill. J. Macfarlane)
- The Brown face
- The Mount Bischoff tin mine
- At work on the face
- The batteries
51
Tasmania - Subjects
1894
Photographic snap shots No. II. Some mining methods, IAN, 1/5/94 (ph. L.U.K., ph x
ht)
- Sluices at Mt Bischoff tin mine
1895
The Rocky River district, Tasmania IAN, 1/7/95 (6 images, ph x ht) [South of Mt.
Bischoff on west coast]
1896
A Tasmanian silver mine and its surroundings, IAN, 1/2/96 (4 images, ph x ht)
[Zeehan]
NON-SPECIFIC
NATURAL HISTORY
HOBART and SOUTHERN TASMANIA
1864
Salmon breeding in Tasmania, ISN, 17/8/64 (Repr IMP, 20/8/64, ph. G.M. Allport)
[On Plenty River, a tributary of Derwent River west of New Norfolk]
1869
The salmon ponds, Tasmania, IAN, 29/11/69 (ill. A.C(ooke), engr. S.C(alvert))
- The salmon ponds
1874
The salmon ponds, New Norfolk, Tasmania, ASk, 26/12/74
1876
Group of ferns, Huon-Road, Tasmania, ASk, 13/5/76 [On slopes of Mt Wellington)
1877
An English trout caught in the Derwent, Tasmania, ASk, 17/3/77 (CR Leisure, ph.
Winter)
52
Tasmania - Subjects
1883
A day at the salmon ponds, New Norfolk, Tasmania, IAN, 24/1/83 (CR Leisure)
- Young salmon trout, Sir
- Feeding the salmon
- One of the ponds
1886
* Natural pavement, Tasmania, IAN, 16/10/86 (CR Landscapes, ill. J.M(acfarlane),
engr. F.A. Sleap) [Tessellated Pavement, Forestier Peninsula, en route to Port
Arthur]
LAUNCESTON and NORTHERN TASMANIA
1867
* Encounter with a Tasmanian tiger, IMP, 27/3/67 (Repr ISN, 16/4/67, CR Rural)
[Near Fingal, 100 kms east of Launceston]
1877
Oakden's Cave, near Chudleigh, Tasmania, IAN, 3/9/77 (Repr ISN, 15/9/77) [15 kms
west of Deloraine]
1887
Views at Mount Lyell, ASk, 24/2/87
*
- King William Pine (CR Landscapes)
*
- Grass Tree (CR Landscapes)
The Field Naturalists Expedition to King's Island, Bass Straits, IAN, 21/12/87 (ph. L.
Hart, ill. J.M(cFarlane), engr. F.A. Sleap)
- The camp
- The hunter's home (CR Rural)
- Currie harbour and lighthouse (CR Maritime)
- The landing (CR Maritime)
- Memorial, Cataraqui Point (CR Maritime) [Site of the wreck of the Cataraqui
in 1845 with the loss of over 400 lives]
- Blowhole Creek
- The hunter and his load (CR Rural)
Field Naturalists' excursion to King's Island, ASk, 29/12/87
- Leaving camp
- Crossing Sea Elephant Creek
- Skinning wallaby
- Base camp (Indexer's title)
- Hunter's home (CR Rural)
- Tablet. Cataraqui Point (CR Maritime) [Site of the wreck of the Cataraqui
in 1845 with the loss of over 400 lives]
53
Tasmania - Subjects
NON-SPECIFIC
The Van Diemen's Land tiger wolf, ISN, 23/6/55 (Repr ISN, 16/4/66, ill. G.F.A(ngas),
engr. C.R.)
Marsupial wolves, IAN, 19/12/85 [Tasmanian tigers]
NATURAL DISASTERS
HOBART and SOUTHERN TASMANIA
1866
Alfred Boulder, IMP, 27/9/66 (ph. Frith, engr. Calvert) [Child who strayed into bush
near New Norfolk; lost for two nights and survived]
LAUNCESTON and NORTHERN TASMANIA
NON-SPECIFIC
CRIME
HOBART and SOUTHERN TASMANIA
1873
Port Arthur, ASk, 9/8/73
- The Government Cottage and the church
- The prison establishment, as seen from Dead Island
1876
Port Arthur: View from the Government Cottage, ASk, 22/1/76 (CR Gardens) [View
across parkland at centre of Port Arthur penal station]
54
Tasmania - Subjects
1879
Ruins of Rocky Hills penal station, East coast, Tasmania, ASk, 18/1/79 (CR
Buildings)
1887
Old convict church, Port Arthur, Tasmania, IAN, 8/1/87 (CR Historical, ill.
J.M(acfarlane))
1888
At Port Arthur, Tasman's Peninsula, ASk, 19/4/88 (CR Historical)
- The penitentiary
- Isle of the Dead
- Norfolk Bay (CR Landscapes)
- Dropping down the Derwent (CR Maritime)
- Roofless church
- Impression Bay (CR Landscapes)
1890
Sketches at Port Arthur, IAN, 1/1/90 (21 images, CR Leisure & Historical, ill. J.R.
Ashton, engr. F.A. Sleap) [Scenes of various abandoned buildings, some
showing tourists wandering through them]
LAUNCESTON and NORTHERN TASMANIA
1883
The murders in Tasmania, IAN, 16/5/83 [Near Epping, 45 km south of Launceston]
- The murder of William Wilson
- Burning Wilson's house
- Shooting Holman
- Prisoners in danger of being lynched
NON-SPECIFIC
MISCELLANEOUS
HOBART and SOUTHERN TASMANIA
55
Tasmania - Subjects
1866
The source of the water supply, Hobart Town, IMP, 27/12/66 (Repr ISN, 26/10/72,
CR Landscapes, ill. S.T.G(ill), engr. Bruce)
LAUNCESTON and NORTHERN TASMANIA
NON-SPECIFIC
WOMEN & CHILDREN
CHINESE
HISTORICAL
HOBART and SOUTHERN TASMANIA
1870
Anthony van Diemen, IAN, 16/7/70 (CR Portraits)
1874
Risdon Bay, on the Derwent: Landing-place of the first Tasmanian settlers, ASk,
8/8/74 (CR Landscapes, ill. E.L(ee), engr. E.L(ee))
1876
Risdon Bay, on the Derwent, site of the first settlement in Tasmania, IAN, 12/6/76
(Repr ISN, 24/6/76, CR Landscapes)
1887
Old convict church, Port Arthur, Tasmania, IAN, 8/1/87 (CR Crime, ill.
J.M(acfarlane))
56
Tasmania - Subjects
1888
At Port Arthur, Tasman's Peninsula, ASk, 19/4/88 (CR Crime)
- The penitentiary
- Isle of the Dead
- Norfolk Bay (CR Landscapes)
- Dropping down the Derwent
- Roofless church
- Impression Bay (CR Landscapes)
A reminiscence of early Tasmania — Hobart seventy years ago, ASk, 4/10/88 (CR
Panoramas, ill. Jeffries)
1890
Sketches at Port Arthur, IAN, 1/1/90 (21 images, CR Crime & Leisure, ill. J.R.
Ashton, engr. F.A. Sleap) [Scenes of various abandoned buildings, some
showing tourists wandering through them]
LAUNCESTON and NORTHERN TASMANIA
NON-SPECIFIC
SUPPLEMENTS
HOBART and SOUTHERN TASMANIA
1888
The city of Hobart from Bluff Battery, IAN, 22/12/88 (CR Panoramas, ill. J.
Macfarlane, engr. F.A. Sleap)
LAUNCESTON and NORTHERN TASMANIA
NON-SPECIFIC
57
TASMANIA - CREATORS
ILLUSTRATORS
Angelo, G.F.
The Mersey heads, ASk, 12/2/81 (ill. G.F. Angelo) [Devonport] MARITIME
The Hobart Regatta: The governor steaming round the flotilla, ASk, 26/2/81 (ill. Angelo)
LEISURE
Browne, F.S.
The terrible accident to a special train in Tasmania, ISN, 14/8/86 (ill. F. S. Browne)
[Brighton accident] TRANSPORT & COMMUNICATIONS
Fenton, James (DAA)
Devil's Punch Bowl, Tasmania, IMP, 18/10/64 (ill. Fenton) LANDSCAPES
Torquay, Tasmania, IMP, 25/1/65 (ill. J. Fenton, engr. F. Grosse) [At entrance of Mersey
River ie Devonport] PANORAMAS
The estuary of the Forth, Tasmania, IMP, 23/2/66 (ill. J. Fenton) LANDSCAPES
View on the Forth, Tasmania, IMP, 27/7/66 (ill. J. Fenton, engr. S.C(alvert))
LANDSCAPES
Fogg, Sarah Ann (DAA)
Nine Mile Springs diggings, Tasmania, IAN, 16/4/70 (ill. S.A. Fogg, engr. S.C(alvert))
[Near Georgetown, near mouth of Tamar River] MINING
Hudspeth, Elizabeth (DAA)
Ben Lomond, Tasmania, IMP, 25/3/65 (ill. E. Hudspeth) LANDSCAPES
Jeffreys, Charles (DAA)
A reminiscence of early Tasmania — Hobart seventy years ago, ASk, 4/10/88 (CR
Historical, ill. Jeffries [sic. Jeffreys]) PANORAMAS
58
TASMANIA - CREATORS
W.P.
The racecourse, Hobart, ISN, 16/2/84 (Repr IAN, 19/3/84, ill. W.P.) LEISURE
Stutterd, Joseph Gardner (DAA)
Stanley, Circular Head, Tasmania, IMP, 24/6/65 (ill. J. Stutterd, A.C(ooke), engr.
R.B(ruce)) LANDSCAPES
G.R.
Henry Hopkins, Esq., of Hobart Town, IMP, 25/4/68 (ill. G.R.) PORTRAITS
The late Wm Gunn, Esq., M.P., Launceston, IMP, 18/7/68 (ill. G.R.) PORTRAITS
Wood, Louis (DAA)
The Scone Mills, Perth, Tasmania, IMP, 25/12/65 (ill. L. Wood) MANUFACTURING
Perth Bridge, Tasmania, IMP, 27/10/66 (ill. L. Wood) TRANSPORT &
COMMUNICATIONS
View on the South Esk, near Launceston, IMP, 24/8/67 (Repr ISN, 1/9/69, ill. L. Wood,
A.C(ooke), engr. R. Bruce) LANDSCAPES
Visit of H.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh to Tasmania — Entry of H.R.H. the Duke of
Edinburgh into Launceston, IMP, 29/2/68 (ill. L. Wood) CIVIC OCCASIONS
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Allport, Morton (DAA)
Salmon breeding in Tasmania, ISN, 17/8/64 (Repr IMP, 20/8/64, ph. G.M. Allport) [On
River Plenty] NATURAL HISTORY
View of the rapids on the River Plenty, Tasmania, ISN, 17/8/64 (Repr IMP, 20/8/64, ph.
G.M. Allport, engr. S.C(alvert)) LANDSCAPES
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TASMANIA - CREATORS
Anson Brothers
Princes's Square, Launceston, Tasmania, ASk, 26/3/81 (ph. Anson Bros, ill. J.R.A(shton))
STREETSCAPES
Mount Wellington, from the Cascade Brewery, ASk, 12/3/81 (ph. Anson, ill. J.R.A(shton)
LANDSCAPES
The Blowhole, Tasman's Peninsula, Tasmania, IAN, 15/9/88 (ph. Anson Bros., ill.
J.M(acfarlane), engr. F.A. Sleap) LANDSCAPES
Recipients of New Year's Day Honour, IAN, 2/2/91 PORTRAITS
- Sir Edward Braddon, K.C.M.G. (ph. Anson Bros.)
Beattie, J.W.
Anglican Church Congress at Hobart: Procession of clergy to St. David's Cathedral, IAN,
1/2/94 (ph. J.W. Beattie) CIVIC OCCASIONS
The premiers in council at Hobart, IAN, 1/3/95 (ph. J.W. Beattie) PORTRAITS
A promising Tasmanian cricketer, IAN, 1/3/95 (ph. J.W. Beattie, ph x ht) LEISURE
The Sunbeam on the rocks, IAN, 1/2/96 (ph. Beattie, ph x ht) [The Sunbeam was the
private yacht of Lord Brassey, governor of Victoria, 1895-1900; the grounding
occurred in the Derwent River] MARITIME
The Australian Squadron in the Derwent, Hobart, IAN, 1/2/96 (ph. J.W. Beattie, ph x ht)
MILITARY & NAVAL
Burns, James (Wynyard)
A Tasmanian coast scene — Wynyard and its neighbours, ASk, 4/10/88 (ph. J. Burns)
- River view LANDSCAPES
- Township PANORAMAS
- Table Cape LANDSCAPES
Cawston, William (DAA)
Iron bridge over the South Esk or Cataract River, Launceston, IMP, 25/5/65 (ph. W.
Cawston, ill. A.C(ooke), engr. R. Bruce) TRANSPORT &
COMMUNICATIONS
Chalmers' Free Church and Manse, Launceston, Tasmania, IMP, 25/9/65 (ph. W.
Cawston) BUILDINGS
The Town Hall, Launceston, Tasmania, IMP, 25/11/65 (ph. W. Cawston, ill. Calvert)
BUILDINGS
60
TASMANIA - CREATORS
St. John Street, Launceston, IMP, 26/11/67 (ph. W. Cawston) STREETSCAPES
Tasmanian views, IAN, 21/3/70 (ph. W. Cawston) LANDSCAPES
- Circular head, N.W. coast of Tasmania
- The Horse-Shoe Falls, South Esk River, Launceston
- View on the South Esk River, Launceston
- Cora Linn, North Esk River, Launceston
Railway bridge, Longford,Tasmania, IAN, 7/11/70 (ph. W. Cawston, ill. J.W.(Curtis),
engr. R.B(ruce)) TRANSPORT & COMMUNICATIONS
Clifford, Samuel (DAA)
The Museum of the Royal Society of Tasmania, IMP, 25/7/65 (ph. S. Clifford, ill.
A.C(ooke), engr. R.B(ruce)) BUILDINGS
Mount Wellington, Tasmania, in winter, ASk, 8/7/76 (ph. Clifford) LANDSCAPES
View on the Derwent, Mount Direction in the distance, ASk, 17/3/77 (ph. Clifford)
LANDSCAPES
A curve of the Tasmanian railway: Scene of the late accident, ASk, 9/6/77 (ph. S.
Clifford) [Near Richmond] TRANSPORT & COMMUNICATIONS
Dowling, William Paul (DAA)
The Right Rev. Dr. Wilson, Catholic Bishop of Hobart Town, IMP, 25/8/65 (ph. W.P.
Dowling) PORTRAITS
Portrait and autograph of the late John Dell, IMP, 24/3/66 (ph. W.P. Dowling)
PORTRAITS
The late Dr Maddox of Launceston, IMP, 25/9/67 (ph. Dowling) PORTRAITS
Frith, Henry Albert (DAA)
Prince's Square, Launceston, IMP, 18/5/64 (ph. Frith) STREETSCAPES
The last of the Tasmanian natives, ISN, 16/11/64 (Repr IMP, 25/11/64, ph. H.A. Frith,
engr. S.C(alvert)) INDIGENOUS PEOPLE
Hobart Town, Tasmania, IAN, 24/3/66 (ph. Frith) PANORAMAS
Alfred Boulder, IMP, 27/9/66 (ph. Frith, engr. Calvert) [Lost child] NATURAL
DISASTERS
61
TASMANIA - CREATORS
Launceston, Tasmania, IAN, 20/5/67 (ph. Frith, engr. F.G(rosse)) PANORAMAS
Paterson, F.J.
Sketches on or near Mt Wellington, ASk, 3/8/78 (ph. F.J. Paterson) LANDSCAPES
- The pinnacle of the mount
- The River Derwent near Salmon Ponds
- The Wellington Falls
- The Rocking Stone
Tasmanian views, ASk, 28/10/78 (ph. F.J. Paterson) LANDSCAPES
- Waterfalls, North-West Bay River, Mount Wellington
- Huon Road-bridge, over North-West Bay River (CR Transport &
Communications)
- Fern gully, Old Huon Road
- River Huon bridge, Victoria (CR Transport & Communications)
Sketches in Tasmania, ASk, 15/2/79 (ph. Paterson) LANDSCAPES
- The Cascades Factory, from the Huon-Road (CR Buildings) [Former Female
Factory, now Asylum]
- Part of the Wellington Falls
- Bridge over the Derwent at New Norfolk (CR Transport & Communications)
- River Derwent, near the Salmon Ponds
Officer, S.L.
Lake St. Clair, Tasmania, IAN, 1/8/94 (6 images, ph. S.L. Officer, ph x ht)
LANDSCAPES
Walsh & Son
Cora Linn, Tasmania, IMP, 25/4/64 (Repr ISN, 16/3/66, ph. Walsh & Son)
LANDSCAPES
Top of Mount Wellington, Tasmania, IMP, 18/7/64 (Repr ISN, 16/11/66, ph. Walsh &
Son) LANDSCAPES
Winter, Alfred (DAA)
Mr Henry Samuel Ross, IAN, 10/7/69 (ph. A. Winter) [Awarded Humane Society Medal]
PORTRAITS
62
TASMANIA - CREATORS
An English trout caught in the Derwent, Tasmania, ASk, 17/3/77 (CR Leisure, ph.
Winter)
Woolley, Charles Alfred (DAA)
Government House, Hobart Town, Tasmania, IMP, 22/9/64 (ph. C.A. Woolley)
BUILDINGS
Government House, Hobart Town, and the River Derwent, from the Domain, IMP,
26/5/66 (ph. C. Woolley) PANORAMAS
"King Billy", IAN, 19/4/69 (ph. C. Woolley, engr. Quas) [Last male Tasmanian
Aborigine] INDIGENOUS PEOPLE
The late Sir Richard Dry, IAN, 4/9/69 (ph. A. Woolley) [Tasmanian premier; died in
office] PORTRAITS
Trucanini, the last of the Tasmanians, ASk, 10/6/76 (ph. C. Woolley) INDIGENOUS
PEOPLE
Unknown
Launceston, Tasmania, IAN, 20/5/67 (ph. Unknown) PANORAMAS
63