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Samuel Stocks Senior
Samuel Stocks Senior. A drawing from S.T.Gill's "Heads of the People". Artist's caption reads 'A laborious officer'.
Robert Tod
Robert Tod. A drawing from S.T.Gill's "Heads of the People". Artist's caption reads: 'Toddling after a commission'.
Agricultural Show
[General description] A throng of people of all walks of life, wearing their Sunday best, are assembled near the tents at the showground. Two gentlemen with their elegant horses stand in the right foreground and dogs of various breeds are underfoot. [On back of photograph] 'Agricultural and Horticultural Show / Adelaide / 1845 / From a sketch by S.T. Gill (Original in the S.A. Art Gallery)'.
National Park Commissioners
[General description] Group portrait of the 1902 National Park Commissioners, the well-dressed gentlemen being arranged in three tiers and all looking in different directions as was fashionable in photography at the time. [On back of photograph] 'National Park Commissioners / about 1902 / From left to right: Top row: John Murray, Alfred Corker Minchin and Maurice Waldemar Holtze. Second row: W.H. Sanders (Curator), Lawrence O'Louglin, Sir Edwin T. Smith, Walter Gooch, Sir Lewis Cohen. Sitting: Walter Gill, Samuel Dixon'.
A race meeting in Adelaide
A race meeting in Adelaide, 1845; from a painting by S.T. Gill.
Spencer's Gulf
Grassy hills at the head of Spencer's Gulf. Horrocks Expedition, 1846. August 10, 1846 by ST Gill.
Mount Arden
View of Mount Arden. Horrocks Expedition, 1846. August 10, 1846 by ST Gill.
Mount Brown
Mount Brown at the head of Spencer's Gulf. Horrocks Expedition, 1846. August 10, 1846 by ST Gill.
Desert interior
Desert Interior. Horrocks Expedition, 1846. August 10, 1846 by ST Gill.
Glen In The Barossa Range
Although titled 'Glen in the Barossa Range' this image is actually a copy of the original watercolour 'Waterplace, Depot Creek, Augst. 27th' by Gill of the John Horrocks 1846 expedition held in the National Library of Australia. The 'South Australian Historical Pictures Index' provides the information that 'Glen in the Barossa Range' was the title attributed to it by the National Library of Australia.
Camp in the desert
Camp in the desert. Horrocks Expedition, 1846. September 1, 1846 by ST Gill.
Sturt's Expedition
Sturt's Expedition. Sandy Ridges of Central Australia by ST Gill. Reproduced from the tinted lithograph entitled "Chaining over the sand hills to Lake Torrens".
St. John's Church, Adelaide
St. John's Church, Adelaide. By ST Gill. Original in the Rex Nan Kivell Collection, National Library of Australia.
Frome Bridge, Adelaide
Frome Bridge, Adelaide. Attributed to ST Gill. Original in the Rex Nan Kivell Collection, National Library of Australia.
Shipping, Port Adelaide
Shipping at Port Adelaide by ST Gill. Original in the Rex Nan Kivell Collection, National Library of Australia.
Agricultural Show
Agricultural and Horticultural Show, Adelaide, 1845. By ST Gill. Original in the Rex Nan Kivell Collection, National Library of Australia.
Settler's Hut
Interior of settler's hut by ST Gill. Original in the Rex Nan Kivell Collection, National Library of Australia.
Hounds at Dry Creek
Meeting of Adelaide Hounds at Dry Creek, Northern Road by ST Gill. Original in the Rex Nan Kivell Collection, National Library of Australia.
St. James' Church
Interior of St. James' Church, Blakiston by ST Gill. Original in the Rex Nan Kivell Collection, National Library of Australia.
Horrocks' expedition
Painting by S. T. Gill of Horrocks' expedition to the North-West camp.
Horrocks' Expedition
Painting by S. T. Gill of Horrocks' expedition to the North-West camp.
Horrocks' Expedition
Painting by S. T. Gill of Horrock's expedition to the North West: return to Depot Creek camp.
Horrocks' Expedition
Painting by S. T. Gill of Horrock's expedition to the North West: Invalid's tent on salt lagoon.
Horrocks' Expedition
Painting by S. T. Gill of Horrock's expedition to the North West: "Native attack".
Point Encounter
Point Encounter. A photographic copy of an artwork in watercolour by S.T. Gill.
Teacher Mr. Frank S. Kealley conducting a science class
Teacher Mr Frank S. Kealley conducting a science class [at Gilles Street Practising School?] .
North Terrace
North Terrace, looking east from a point a little west of Morphett Street. Trinity Church on the right. The original art work by S.T. Gill is in the S.A. Art Gallery. The foundation stone for Holy Trinity Church was laid by Governor Hindmarsh on 26 January 1838 but when the building was finished it was considered to be unsafe and the church was rebuilt and enlarged. The clock in the tower was installed in 1838 and was intended for use as the town clock. Holy Trinity Church was the first Anglican church in South Australia and the tower was the first to be built in Adelaide. The art work depicts families strolling on north Terrace making their way to church. A man is walking his dog. Only a few houses have been built up to this date.
Trinity Church, North Terrace
Trinity Church, North Terrace, lithographed by Penman & Co. from a sketch by S. T. Gill. The original art work is in the Art Gallery of South Australia. People can be seen grouped around the church and these include Aboriginals, lady and two men standing near a wheelbarrow, a horse pulling a large barrel on a cart, a lady and a child and people entering the church.
King William Street, Adelaide
[General description] A lively street scene at the intersection of King William and Hindley Streets, looking north towards Government House where the flagstaff can be seen. Various characters of all walks of life go about their business. Men are unloading sacks from a dray whilst a smart carriage drives by. A woman with a goat cart can be seen on the right. Buildings are low one storey cottages. [On back of photograph] 'Acres 17, 46, 47 / King William Street, looking north / 1845 / Reproduction of a sketch by S.T. Gill in the Art Gallery of S.A. Not to be reproduced without permission of the latter.'
King William Street
North corner of King William and Rundle Street. The newly opened draper's shop owned by Brewer and Robertson was advertising its wares in the Register on 3 October 1849. A glass door had a beehive motif portrayed in gold leaf. Since then the corner has been known as Beehive Corner and is a meeting place. In this sketch by ST Gill shoppers, militia, horses and carriages are gathering under a large beehive on the roof of the draper's shop.