Volume 01: Conrad Martens sketches from Canterbury, Terrigal, Upper Hunter, Lithgow Valley and Camde...
Volume 01: Conrad Martens sketches from Canterbury, Terrigal, Upper Hunter, Lithgow Valley and Camde...
Volume 01: Conrad Martens sketches from Canterbury, Terrigal, Upper Hunter, Lithgow Valley and Camden, 1860-1872
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Date
1860-1872
Call Numbers
PXD 307/Vol. 1
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Physical Description
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10 drawings - various sizes (approx. 28 x 46 cm.) in portfolio 42 x 58 cm. - pencil
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Out of copyright : Creator died before 1955
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Contents
f.1 Canterbury House, the seat of Mr Arthur Jeffreys. 1860. Pencil sketch. 11¼ x 18 1/8. Unsigned. Titled and dated in pencil lower right corner 'The Seat of - Jeffries sic Esq Canterbury. Sept 26th 1860'. In pencil along upper edge '-N-'
f.2 Skillion, Terrigal. 1861. Pencil sketch. 11¼" x 17¾" Unsigned. Untitled. Note in pencil lower right...
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Full title
Volume 01: Conrad Martens sketches from Canterbury, Terrigal, Upper Hunter, Lithgow Valley and Camden, 1860-1872
Notes
General note
Folios 1, 7 exhibited at Muswellbrook Regional Gallery, Sept-Oct 1995
f. 10 exhibited at Mudgee Shire Council, Stables Gallery, May-June 1997
Digital order no:Album ID : 1269558
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Descriptive information and imperial measurements transferred from detailed contents list accompanying the collection. Volume title supplied by cataloguer
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PXD 307/Vol. 1
Record Identifier
YoldreA9
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/YoldreA9
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Reference code
1269526
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