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Lyndall Hendrickson
PORTRAIT: Lyndall Hendrickson, South Australian violinist who made her debut at the Adelaide Town Hall under the baton of Dr. Malcolm Sargent. She began competing against adults in competitions when she was only 10 years of age.
Peter Starr and his wife
PORTRAIT: Originally identified as 'Poet and songwriter Peter Starr [sic] with his wife. They lived at Mundoora after arriving from Ireland. Approximately 1880.' Given the ages and dress of the couple they are more likely to be Peter Joseph Starrs' parents Francis Paul Starrs and Catherine (Kate) Ellen Starrs, nee Brady, both of whom migrated from Ireland. Peter Starrs was born in South Australia.
Radio personality Bill Mudie
PORTRAIT: Radio personality Bill Mudie in the ABC radio studio.
Radio personality Bill Mudie
PORTRAIT: Radio personality Bill Mudie in the ABC radio studio.
William L. Neale
PORTRAIT: William L. Neale, member of the teaching staff and possibly headmaster of Sturt Street School, 1884-1890.
John C. Noack
PORTRAIT: John C. Noack, headmaster of Sturt Street School, 1913-1915.
Alexander Clark
PORTRAIT: Alexander Clark member of the teaching staff and possibly once headmaster of Sturt Street School.
John Fairweather
PORTRAIT: John Fairweather headmaster of Sturt Street School, 1908-1912.
Mary Reynell
PORTRAIT: Mary Reynell, nee Lucas, wife of John Reynell.
Matilda Jane Evans
PORTRAIT: Matilda Jane Evans, nee Congreve, 1827 - 1886; opened a "ladies" school in Buxton Street, North Adelaide 1868 - 1882 and under the pen-name: Maud Jeanne Franc, she wrote 14 novels, 3 were published in South Australia.
Family portrait, Moculta
Portrait of Ernst and Ottilie Henschke at Moculta.
Family portrait, Moculta
Family Portrait of Heinrich and Ernstine Linke at Moculta with baby Alma.
James Brook
Portrait (damaged) of James Brook of 'Way and Brook', solicitors. James Brook of Unley Park was born in Edinburgh January 12, 1840. He arrived in South Australia in 1853 and is remembered as a solicitor of integrity and editor of the first volume of the South Australian Law Reports
Major General Downes
Lithographed portrait of Major General Francis Downes, drawn by F. B. Hackett.
Sir James Hurtle Fisher
[General description] Photographic copy of an oil painting portrait of Sir James Hurtle Fisher (Resident Commissioner of South Australia ca.1835). He is depicted against a dark background, holding a sheaf of papers in one hand.
Willian R. Fletcher
Lithographic portrait of 'The late Rev. W.R. Fletcher, M.A.', created by T.C. Dalwood from a photo by T. Adcock.
George Gawler
[General description] Paper silhouette portrait of Colonel George Gawler, comprising a black ink silhouette on light coloured paper in an oval frame. The artwork is inscribed 'George Gawler, June 14th 1805'. [On back of photograph] 'Presented by Miss Lydia C. Gawler-Poulder'.
George Strickland Kingston
[General description] Old colonist, politician, architect and much more, Sir George Kingston is depicted standing in three quarter view wearing a frock coat. He carries a cane and his top hat. [General description] This is a photograph of an portrait of [On back of photograph] 'Sir George Strickland Kingston / n.d.'
Sir Robert Richard Torrens
A lithograph portrait of Sir Robert Richard Torrens made in London. The work has been inscribed with the name of the subject and the location and date of production.
Dr. Horatio Thomas Whittell
Photographic portrait of Dr. Horatio Thomas Whittell, which has been hand tinted.
William R. Wigley
Portrait of 'The late Mr W.R. Wigley, S.M.' by T.C. Dalwood.
Mr and Mrs William Isbister
Two miniature portraits by Alice Hambidge of Mr and Mrs William Isbister, parents of William James Isbister, K.C.
Sir James Hurtle Fisher
Lithographic portrait of Sir James Hurtle Fisher, made by J. Jackson in at 77 Rundle Street.
Mr Hallett
Photograph of an oil portrait of Mr Hallett by artist Ivor Hele. This image complements the preparatory sketch done by Hele (see B 70789).
Sir James Hardy
[General description] Informal portrait of Sir James Hardy, sportsman, wine maker and businessman, at the bow of a yacht under sail. [Annotation on back of photograph by Sir James] 'Sir James Hardy O.B.E. / Photo taken aboard his yacht "Nerida" / Sydney Harbour in the 1990s / Photographer unknown. (Note the S.A. shirt)'.
Sir James Hardy
[General description] Informal portrait of Sir James Hardy, sportsman, wine maker and businessman, with a glass of wine. [Annotation on back of photograph by Sir James] 'Sir James Hardy O.B.E. / Photo taken at the Aust. National / Maritime Museum, Sydney in the / 1990s by Tony Carr & Associates / AM AEWC 2055L'.'
Pastor Jacob Abbott
[On front of photograph] 'Born 1813 / Came out John Renwick 1836 / Pastor Abbott / Dec. 5, 1813' [General description] 'Head and shoulders portrait of Pastor Jacob Abbott who wears a beard with long mutton chop whiskers joining under the chin, with no moustache. With his wife and three children he arrived at Holdfast Bay in the ship John Renwick on February 10th,1837, a few weeks after the landing of Governor Hindmarsh from the Buffalo. A well loved and respected man he had a long career as a preacher, first with the Methodists, later the Christion Churches, travelling all around Adelaide and country regions. He was associated with many religious and philanthropic institutions including the Y.M.C.A., and the Royal Institute for the Blind.
Abraham Abrahams
[General description] In this three-quarter length portrait Abraham Abrahams looks at the photographer over his steel-rimmed glasses. He wears a long double breasted coat, gloves and carries an umbrella. Bald on top, he has fluffy sideburns and mutton chop whiskers. A practicing Jew, he emigrated from Kent to South Australia becoming an Importer, Insurance Company manager, patron of the arts and philanthropist, being closely involved in the founding of the R.S.P.C.A. His sight started to fail in his senior years and he lived at the York Hotel for twenty years, a well-known and respected citizen. [On back of photograph] The photographer has an elaborate logo featuring a rising sun with the legend 'James R. Dobson $ Co / Temple of Light / Rundle Street / Adelaide /S.A. (A hand written note) 'Abraham Abrahams / A man of Kent / Born in Sheerness 7th August 1813'.
Arthur Richman Addison
[General description] Full length portrait of Arthur Richman Addison, bank manager, flour miller, district councillor and later M.P. who served on the Legislative Council from 1888-1915.
Queen Adelaide
Lithographed portrait of Queen Adelaide, from the painting by Agustus Grahl. Engraved by S.W. Reynolds, engraver to Their Majesties. Caption reads 'Adelaide, Queen of Great Britain, Ireland & Hanover. From the original Picture in the possession of her Majesty'. Adelaide, Queen Consort of King William IV of England. She was born at Meiningen, Germany in 1792 and was named Princess Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen, Duchess in Saxony. She married William in July 1818 when she 25 and he was 52. William had 10 illegitimate children. None of Adelaide's children survived infancy. Adelaide became Queen Consort when William acceded the throne but it was short lived as he died in 1837. Adelaide is remember for her charity and piety. She improved William's behaviour, he drank less and became more tactful.