Sketches in New Zealand, 1845 / by Rev. Philip Peters Agnew
Sketches in New Zealand, 1845 / by Rev. Philip Peters Agnew
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Full title
Author / Creator
Date
1845
Call Numbers
PXA 1662
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Physical Description
Contents
23 drawings - watercolour, pen & ink and pencil : ;
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Fonds
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Copying Conditions
Out of copyright : creator died before 1955
Please acknowledge: : Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales
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Digitised
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Scope and Contents
Contents
Drawings include portraits of Maori and views.
1. Ko Reihana Pihanga Oct: 16
2. Mr. Agnew's House at Purewa
3. St Thomas', Tamaki
4. Henare Taratoa Oct 17
5. A Native Potatoe Store
6. Marsh's house, Purewa Oct 18th 1845
7. Paihui Chapel
8. [Skull and lighthouse]
9. Native school and the barn Oct 20th
10. Natural Bast...
Alternative Titles
Full title
Sketches in New Zealand, 1845 / by Rev. Philip Peters Agnew
Authors, Artists and Contributors
Author / Creator
Notes
General note
Pic.Acc. Update Project - Information transferred from Pic.Acc.5537 as part of the eRecords Project, 2012-2013
Digital order no:Album ID : 1025610
Signature / Inscriptions
Most drawings are titled and four are signed "P.P.A."
Contextual Information
Source
Presented by Mr P.G. Agnew, January 1983
Pic.Acc.5537
Administrative / Biographical history
Reverend Philip Peters Agnew was born in Ross, Scotland in 1813. He studied at Oxford University before arriving in Sydney in 1844. He spent 1845 studying at St. John's College, Auckland, New Zealand. He returned to Sydney in 1846 and was appointed Chaplain to Sydney Gaol. In 1847 he was ordained Deacon and served at St. Andrew's Cathedral. From 18...
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Primary Identifiers
Call Numbers
PXA 1662
Record Identifier
1l4dZEX1
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/1l4dZEX1
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Reference code
1014768
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