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Photographic portrait of Samuel Bell Labatt and John Bagot Labatt [B 77824A] • Photograph

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Summary

Albumen print photograph, carte de visite format, of the brothers Samuel Bell Labatt and John Bagot Labatt as young boys.

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Physical description

1 photograph : black and white ; 6 cm x 9.5 cm

Dates / Publication details

Approximately 1864

Photographer

Adelaide Photographic Company

Collection

Part of Portrait Collection

Catalogue record

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Historical information

Brothers Samuel Bell Labatt (1858-1944) and John Bagot Labatt (1861-1928) were the two middle sons of Dublin-born George Augustus Labatt (1817-1895), a prominent Adelaide barrister, and his wife Anna Frances (née Bagot, 1827-1910), who was the daughter of Irish-born South Australian pastoralist Charles Hervey Bagot. The Labatts' residence was in Brougham Place, North Adelaide. When this studio portrait was taken by Frazer Smith Crawford in the mid 1860s, the various Labatt and Bagot families of North Adelaide were among the city's wealthiest and most influential. This portrait of the two young brothers is possibly unrecorded. Both John Bagot Labatt and Samuel Bell Labatt would remain North Adelaide residents for their entire lives. John Bagot became a prominent civil engineer and served as Deputy Commissioner of the South Australian Harbours Board, while Samuel Bell followed in his father's footsteps, entering the legal profession and enjoying a successful career as a solicitor.

Digitisation information

Date

22/11/2019

Format

image/tiff

Resolution

3,653 x 5,531 pixels (20.2 MP)

Size

60.64 MB

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