[Goldminer], 1861 / oil painting by J. Anderson
[Goldminer], 1861 / oil painting by J. Anderson
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Date
1861
Call Numbers
ML 1349 , Status: On display – Paintings from the Collection, Room 2, North Wall, no. 137
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Physical Description
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1 painting - 75 x 62.8 cm. (image, sight) - oil on canvas
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Copying Conditions
Out of copyright : Artist died before 1955
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Scope and Contents
Contents
The man in this portrait is dressed in a white shirt with brown-coloured wool trousers that are tucked into leather boots that extend over the knee, and a cabbage tree hat with shallow round crown and a 'pugaree' or fly veil rolled up at the front. Draped over one arm is a red wool Crimea shirt.
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Full title
[Goldminer], 1861 / oil painting by J. Anderson
Authors, Artists and Contributors
Author / Creator
Notes
General note
Digital order no:a128879...
Signature / Inscriptions
Signed and dated at lower left, "Jms. Anderson / Pinxit / 1861"
Contextual Information
Source
Purchased from Deutscher-Menzies Australian & International Fine Art Auction, Sydney, lot 285, 16 June 2004
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Administrative / Biographical history
James Anderson, portrait painter and member of the Royal Hibernian Academy, emigrated from Ireland to Australia in 1852-1853. Initially he lived in Victoria where he contributed to the Victorian Fine Arts Exhibition in Melbourne in 1853 and 1854. By 1858, Anderson had moved to Sydney and continued to paint portraits advertising in the Sands Directo...
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Call Numbers
ML 1349 , Status: On display – Paintings from the Collection, Room 2, North Wall, no. 137
Record Identifier
9qoQz6K1
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/9qoQz6K1
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Reference code
441673
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