446826
- TitleFile 3: Australian Aboriginals photographed by J.W. Lindt, Grafton
- Creator
- Call numberPXA 432 (v.3)
- Level of descriptionfile
- Date
ca. 1873 - Type of material
- Reference code446826
- Issue CopyDigitised
- Physical DescriptionPhotographs - 18.5 - 20 cm.x 14 - 15 cm. - 13 albumen photoprints in folder
- Scope and Content1. Man and woman seated, dead kangaroo, by bark shelter
2. Man, standing full length, with skin rug
3. Two men, one older, seated, both with boomerangs, one with fur rug, one with blanket
4. Man with breastplate, and boomerangs seated with two women, one old and one young by bark shelter
5. Young woman, fur headdress and necklace, half length
6. Young boy, seated, full length
7. Middle-aged man, seated with stick, by bark shelter
8. Young woman, seated, in sack cloth dress, nursing baby, by bark shelter
9. Middle-aged woman, fur headdress, half length
10. Young man, seated, with axe and boomerangs and fur rug, by bark shelter
11. Two men, one young standing with fishing net, one older, reclining, by stag horn fern
12. Woman, fur headdress, sackcloth skirt, seated full length
13. Bearded man, seated, fur rug, holding stick - General note
Titled from portfolio cover.
None of the plates is titled. All titles given above are assumed.
Lindt took at least sixty photographs in this series of studio portaits of Clarence River Aborigines, although extant albums usually contain fewer than a dozen each. When first published, these studio tableaux were regarded as accurate. Reference: An Eye for Photogaphy: the camera in Australia / Alan Davies. Carlton, Vic : Melbourne University Press, 2004, p.60.
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