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Portrait of Aboriginal man, Yuendumu, N.T.
Portrait of Aboriginal man, Yuendumu, N.T.
Portrait of Aboriginal man, Left hand Jack Jupurrula White, Yuendumu, N.T.
Portrait of Aboriginal man, Left hand Jack Jupurrula White, Yuendumu, N.T.
Portrait of Aboriginal man, Yuendumu, N.T.
Portrait of Aboriginal man, Yuendumu, N.T.
Portrait of Aboriginal woman, Jeannie Robertson Nampajinpa, Yuendumu, N.T.
Portrait of Aboriginal woman, Jeannie Robertson Nampajinpa, Yuendumu, N.T.
Portrait of Aboriginal woman, Lois Granites/Marshall Nambajinba, Yuendumu, N.T.
Portrait of Aboriginal woman, Lois Granites/Marshall Nambajinba, Yuendumu, N.T.
Portrait of Aboriginal man, Tim Langdon Japanardi, Winbaraku, N.T.
Portrait of Aboriginal man, Tim Langdon Japanardi, at Winbaraku, N.T.
Portrait of Aboriginal man, Jumbo Wayne Japaljarri, Yuendumu, N.T.
Portrait of Aboriginal man, Jumbo Wayne Japaljarri, Yuendumu, N.T.
Portrait of Aboriginal man, Yuendumu, N.T.
Portrait of Aboriginal man, Yuendumu, N.T.
Portrait of Aboriginal man, Minjina Jakamarra, Yuendumu, N.T.
Portrait of Aboriginal man, Minjina Jakamarra, in front of sacred site, Yuendumu, N.T.
Portrait of Faggotter
Studio portrait of Faggotter (2 brothers enlisted together #1083 and #1084) 43rd Battalion Both wounded.
Hilda Kelly
A black and white copy of a photograph of Hilda Kelly (nee Lawson), in her going away dress after her marriage to H.R.Kelly.
Portrait of F.T. Bruce
Studio portrait of Lieutenant F. T. Bruce.
Portrait of Clarence Shepley
Studio portrait of Clarence Shepley in his army uniform. Note on back reads 'Clarence Shepley (Mabel's brother)'. He enlisted in 1918, served with the 5th (S.A.) Reinforcements and died in France in 1919.
Portrait of Miss Clarke
Studio portrait of Miss Clarke.
Portrait of a lady
Portrait of a lady. Photograph enclosure is marked, 'J.E.D. Murray, Hawick'. To see all photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1561/5/1.
Portrait of a young lady
Portrait of a young lady. Attached to the frame was a note, "To Sadie, Kind Regards, From Nan". To see all photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1561/5/1.
Family portrait
Portrait photograph of a family, probably of the Anderson Family. There are 8 children in the photographs.
Wedding portrait
Wedding portrait photograph of a newly married couple.
Portrait of Frank Hann and Talbot
One of a collection of photographs collected by J.M. Maughan, this is a portrait of Frank Hann and Talbot (an Aboriginal man), both dressed in suits. The following information appears on the back of the photograph in pencil: 'The late Frank Hann, explorer & his 'boy' Talbot. They travelled frequently from Queensland across country to Western Australia. Frank Hann named "Mount Daisy Bates" after me. It is south of Mt Gosse & west of the SA-WA border. Lord Forrest & Frank Hann were old friends of many years. Frank Hann ruined himself (he had a beautiful station "Lawn Hill" near Normanton, Queensland) in his generosity to the groups round & about him. He was a very old friend of [?] Talbot - was as well educated as Frank Hann, & stayed with him on terms of equality at all hotels. Talbot was a Normanton native, & a very well mannered man. Frank Hann died in 1921. He opened up much splendid country in the Kimberleys & in W.A. west of the S.A. border. Lord Forrest always gave credit to Frank Hann for the utmost accuracy in his maps etc of his explorations. In ink: 'Daisy M. Bates'. Presented to J.M. Maughan, Adelaide.' The photo was taken by C.M. Nixon of Fremantle and Northam.
Portrait of Janine Haines
Pencil and charcoal drawing on paper depicting a portrait of Janine Haines.
Sir Donald Bradman and Michael Brock
PORTRAIT: Sir Donald Bradman and Michael Brock, Chairman of the Bradman Exhibition Appeal Committee, photographed during a private viewing by Sir Donald on February 25 1998 of the Bradman Collection Exhibition on display at the Institute Building, State Library of South Australia.
The Eucalypts photograph album
Album of signed photographs called 'The Eucalypts' 1910-1918, a society featuring Rev. A.H. Gifford, Senator Benny, George McEwin, Mr. Justice Cleland, Alfred M. Bonython, Sir Wallace Sandford, Rev. Wilfred Harris, Dr H.F. Shorney, Sir Mellis Napier, Harold Reid, E.W. Benham, Frank H. Counsell. On the cover of the album is a quote, "with gray green scimitars defying the sun", which is an appropriation from the poem 'Among the Sandhills' by Laurence Hope. Reverend Wilfred Harris was farewelled from the group in 1919 when he left for England. "The President (Mr. J. M. Napier), in behalf of the society, presented Mr. Harris with an album containing the photographs of the members as a reminder of happy years of friendship." (The Journal, 23 January 1919). [For information about the Eucalypts see SRG 252, and for another copy of this album see SRG 252/4].
Photographs and papers of Kathleen Alice Finniss
60 photographs of Kathleen Alice Finniss and her family including her father John Henry Suffield Finniss, mother Alice Evelyn Finniss, brothers Harold Court Finniss, Leslie Howard Finniss and George Hassard Finniss. The photographs are predominantly created by Hammer and Co. portraiture studio, ranging in date from approximately 1883-1915. Papers include one pamphlet entitled "When Adelaide was Very Young: Trials and Hardships of the Pioneers.", written by George Morphett and published by the Pioneer's Society of South Australia circa 1950, at The Advertiser Printing Office, Adelaide, South Australia (which became The Griffin Press, circa 1954), and a newspaper obituary article for William Charles Maxwell Finniss 1842-1919, one of the 8 children of Boyle Travers Finniss.
Douglas, Jacob and James Roach
Studio portrait of the Roach brothers, sons of Thomas Ninnes Roach and Clara (nee Barkla), in their First World War military uniforms, left to right: Private Douglas Peter Roach, Private Jacob Roach, and Signaller James Barkla Roach.
John Joseph Leahy and family
Portrait photographs of John Joseph Leahy and family. [All photographs are copies of the originals.]
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[A son of William Baker Ashton]
A relatively informal ambrotype portrait of a young man in labourer's clothing. The portrait probably depicts one of the two older sons of William Baker Ashton who arrived in South Australia with his family in November 1838 on board the ship the 'Rajasthan'. Both older sons, William James Ashton and Henry Hamilton Ashton, travelled to the Victorian goldfields in the 1850s. Given the clothing worn for the portrait, the photograph was probably taken on the goldfields. The photograph has an arch-shaped, etched metal mat fixed in place by a patterned metal preserver.
Portraits by various South Australian photographers
Examples of the photographic work of various South Australian photographers in the mid to late 19th century. All are portraits, some identified, but demonstrating clothing and hair styles of the period. See 'contents' for brief details of items.
Arthur Blyth
[General description] Head and shoulders portrait of Sir Arthur Blyth with grey hair, moustache and beard. He is wearing a coat, waistcoat and a wing collar with a patterned tie. The portrait is mounted in an oval frame with the inscription 'Arthur Blyth' at the top. Beneath the portrait are the dates '28th March, 1866 to 2nd May, 1867 / 22nd July, 1873 to 2nd June 1875.' He was premier of South Australia three times, the first term being from the 4th August, 1864 to 22nd March, 1865. The dates mentioned on the photograph are the last two terms.
William Edwards
[General description] Head and upper body portrait of William Edwards (from a portrait by Charles Rodius) in profile. He laid out the suburb of Edwardstown in 1838. [duplicate copy at PRG 1631/45/26a]. [On back of photograph] 'William Edwards (original proprietor of Edwardstown) / From a portrait by Charles Rodius, a Sydney artist (1851) / According to a letter from the donor (Mr. C.J.W. Higgins), dated April 9th, 1937 the original "drawing is on dark creamy paper, the highlights touched in with white, with the eye (blue), lips and ears lightly tinged with colour" / See 1047/13 for biographical notes'.
Sir James Hurtle Fisher
[General description] This is a photograph of a framed portrait showing the head and shoulders of the subject, facing right in three quarter view. Below the portrait is inscribed the words: 'Sir James Hurtle Fisher Knt / First Mayor of the City 1840- 41-42 / Mayor 1852- 53-54' [On back of photograph] 'Portrait of Sir James Hurtle Fisher.'