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Print
845091
  • Title
    Drawings of Major's Creek and Braidwood, 1852-1858 / Phillip Parker King and William Essington King
  • Creator
  • Call number
    PXA 561
  • Level of description
    fonds
  • Date

    1852-1858
  • Type of material
  • Reference code
    845091
  • Issue Copy
    Digitised
  • Physical Description
    4 drawings - 3 pencil and 1 monochrome wash - 22.8 x 28.3 cm
    3 photographs - albumen
    1 clipping
  • Scope and Content
    1. My Tent at Majors Creek. Braidwood. William Essington King, 1852. Pencil.

    1b (verso). Entrance to Government House, Sydney. Samuel Thomas Gill. ca. 1860. Lithograph and Newcastle. 1804? Albumen photograph of oil, ca. 1865

    2a. Majors Creek Diggings from my Tent Door. 1852. Phillip Parker King, probably. Pencil.

    2b (verso). Mrs Anna Josepha King. ca. 1830. photograph of miniature ; 2c. Mrs Riley, mother of Mrs W. E. King., ca. 1865. carte de visite ; 2d. W. E. Riley, father of Mrs W. E. King. Sepia toned photograph of watercolour.

    3. Major's Creek, 1852. Probably Phillip Parker King. Pencil.

    4a. Bells Paddock, 1858. Pencil.

    4b (verso). Two newscuttings of the bride and bridal party for the wedding of Miss Eacie Deshon and Mr Hannibal J. King, 16 May 1906. Newscuttings
  • Copying Conditions
    Out of copyright: Artist died before 1955
  • Finding Aids
    Contents list available in the Mitchell Library Reading Room -
  • Description source

    Information transferred from Pictures Card Catalogue as part of the eRecords Project, 2008-2009
  • General note

    Index entries are filed in the artist and topographical sections of the catalogue

    Keyword subjects:
    Majors Creek (N.S.W.)

    Copy Print : PXA 561
    Available on open access in the Mitchell Library Reading Room
    Digital order no:Album ID : 908596
  • Signatures / Inscriptions

    One drawing is signed 'W/E. King', the others are attributed to Phillip Parker King or William Essington King from inscriptions on the works and comparisons with other works in the collection. Each drawing is dated and titled.
  • Conservation note

    Each is laid onto light card of a similar size, wear at the edges of card suggests all the drawing were once bound in to the same album.
  • Topic
  • Place
  • Open Rosetta viewer

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