Scraps in pencil, water colours and Indian ink [natural history subjects: fish, birds, butterfly, vi...
Scraps in pencil, water colours and Indian ink [natural history subjects: fish, birds, butterfly, views of Port Jackson, Island of St Pauls, Rodondo, 'The Death of the shark ... Indian Ocean ...', St Helena and Ascension; also chart of the 'John Craig's track out & home'], 1834-1835 / drawn by William Proctor, Newcastle-on-Tyne]
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Date
1834-1835
Call Numbers
PXA 818
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Physical Description
Contents
Drawings - 26.4 x 37.4 cm, or smaller - 28 watercolours
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Scope and Contents
Contents
1. Scraps in pencil, water colours and Indian ink / Wm. Proctor, N.Castle [title page]
2. [Map of the world] John Craigs track out of home
3. Boneto or Boneta Fish ...
4. Fish, called by Sailors - "Portugueze men of War" ...
5. Cape Pigeon ... South Atlantic ocean ...
6. Lesser Albatross ... South Atlantic ocean ...
7. Albatrofs ....
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Full title
Scraps in pencil, water colours and Indian ink [natural history subjects: fish, birds, butterfly, views of Port Jackson, Island of St Pauls, Rodondo, 'The Death of the shark ... Indian Ocean ...', St Helena and Ascension; also chart of the 'John Craig's track out & home'], 1834-1835 / drawn by William Proctor, Newcastle-on-Tyne]
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Author / Creator
Notes
General note
Digital order no:Album ID : 823632...
Signature / Inscriptions
Most of the drawings are inscribed in ink by the artist with titles, dates, and sometimes latitudes and longitudes. The title page is in decorative hand lettered typography
Contextual Information
Source
Purchased February 1999
Identifiers
Primary Identifiers
Call Numbers
PXA 818
Record Identifier
9PQKdkNn
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/9PQKdkNn
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Reference code
402197
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