View of the Heads of Port Jackson N.S.W. looking north from a hill above Vaucluse bay, 1846 / painte...
View of the Heads of Port Jackson N.S.W. looking north from a hill above Vaucluse bay, 1846 / painte...
View of the Heads of Port Jackson N.S.W. looking north from a hill above Vaucluse bay, 1846 / painted by G. E. Peacock
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Full title
Author / Creator
Date
1846
Call Numbers
DL 12 , Status: On display – Paintings from the Collection, Room 1, East Wall, no. 97
Record Identifier
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Physical Description
Contents
1 painting - 22.3 x 28.7 cm. - oil on board
Other Descriptions
Level of description
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Access and use
Copying Conditions
Out of copyright
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Subjects
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Scope and Contents
Contents
This view depicts Vaucluse House and Vaucluse Bay at its left and sweeps across Middle Harbour to Watson's Bay and the Heads at its right
Alternative Titles
Full title
View of the Heads of Port Jackson N.S.W. looking north from a hill above Vaucluse bay, 1846 / painted by G. E. Peacock
Authors, Artists and Contributors
Author / Creator
Notes
General note
This is a more elevated view than `Vaucluse', 1851 / painted by G. E. Peacock. Location Number: ML 236 Mitchell Library
Reference: George Edwards Peacock exhibition catalogue / State Library of New South Wales, 2002.
Digital order no:a128057
Contextual Information
Source
Bequeathed by Sir William Dixson, 1952
Exhibited in
- George Edwards Peacock
- Paintings from the Collection
State Library of New South Wales (13 May - 1 August, 2002)
State Library of New South Wales (October, 2018 - )
Identifiers
Primary Identifiers
Call Numbers
DL 12 , Status: On display – Paintings from the Collection, Room 1, East Wall, no. 97
Record Identifier
9O4okApn
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/9O4okApn
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Reference code
421110
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