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Charles Meryon - Family papers [M595], 1818-1892

Charles Meryon - Family papers [M595], 1818-1892

https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/1wN26wkn

Charles Meryon - Family papers [M595], 1818-1892

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Full title

Charles Meryon - Family papers [M595], 1818-1892

Date

Canberra : Australian Joint Copying Project, [19--]

Call Numbers

MAV/FM4/2567 Status: No longer available

Record Identifier

1wN26wkn

Reference Code

432515

Language

  • French
  • English
Physical Description

Contents

microfilm reel 35 mm

Other Descriptions

Level of description

Fonds

More information

Scope and Contents

Contents

1) Letters in French 1821-37, of Meryon's mother, Pierre Narcisse Chaspoux, and Meryon himself to his father. 2) Letters of Charles Meryon to his father including several from Akaroa and the Pacific 1838-63, in French. Letters of others 1855-69, relating to Charles Meryon's insanity and death. 3) Correspondence 1892 of Lewis Meryon, nephew of Dr Me...

Alternative Titles

Full title

Charles Meryon - Family papers [M595], 1818-1892

Notes

General note

Refer to the National Library of Australia’s AJCP Portal (https://www.nla.gov.au/content/australian-joint-copying-project) for information on Australian Joint Copying Project reels digitised in 2019/69...

Contextual Information

Administrative / Biographical history

Etcher and officer in the French Navy. Sailed to New Zealand in 1842 on Le Rhin which had been sent to protect the French settlement at Akaroa. He spent four years in the South Pacific making a number of sketches. The rest of his life was spent in Paris where he worked on his famous series of etchings of the city

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Primary Identifiers

Call Numbers

MAV/FM4/2567 Status: No longer available

Record Identifier

1wN26wkn

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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/1wN26wkn

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Reference code

432515

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