P.R. Stephensen photographs and negatives, 1924-1961

PXA 1727
ON 530

fonds

1924-1961

Graphic Materials, Photographs

1027126

43 photographic prints - 12.1 x 16.4 cm or smaller - gelatin silver, snapshots, some copies
7 negatives - 7 x 12 cm or smaller - gelatin silver

For a biography of P.R. Stephensen, and other writers in this collection, see: Australian Dictionary of Biography. http://adb.anu.edu.au (accessed April 18, 2013)

PHOTOGRAPHS

Stephensen and Winifred, Rotheneuf, near St Malo, France, probably 1929
Stephensen and Robert Hall, 1920's
Jack Lindsay and Elza de Locre on the Ille de Brehat [August-September 1926?]
Ali, Mrs McLaren, Jack McLaren, Dick McLaren and Stephensen (snapped by cafe garcon), 1924 ?
Winifred and Stephensen, Devon, ca. 1926
Stephensen and Jimmie, Toys Hill, Kent, 1929-1932
Stephensen ice skating, England
Ada McLaren, mid-1920's
Stephensen, Winifred, Thelma Clune and one of the Clune boys build the half a house, Heathcote, ca. 1940 before Stephensen went into internment / photographs by Frank Clune (The half a house was sold in 1943-1944 and was still only half a house in 1971)
Photographs of the Sri Aurobindos As'ram, Pondicherry, sent to Stephensen in internment in Tatura by Frank Clune, ca. 1942-1945
Stephensen feeding Beauty, a calf, 1946-1947
East Warburton, 1949
Stephensen and Winifred, Bethanga Vic.
Stephensen and Miles Franklin, Bethanga, 1952
Jules Tardent, Winifred and Stephensen in Stephensen's study, 56 Cremorne Road, Cremorne NSW, 8 August 1961

NEGATIVES
Portraits of Stephensen and Winifred, camping in France ?, Loftus, Bethanga and a zoo visit

Out of copyright: Created before 1955
Please acknowledge:: Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales
Copyright status:: In copyright - one photograph dated 8 August 1961

Further Information relating to the photograph of Jack Lindsay and Elza de Locre on the Ille de Brehat [August-September 1926?] was provided by John Arnold, Monash University 26 Feb 2019.

Photographs largely inscribed and identified on the reverse by J.W. Lockyer, July 1978

"These photographs seem to be largley PRS's trip to England to take up his Rhodes Scholarship. However, there are some of particular P.R.S. interest, including two which show (I strongly believe) Jack Lindsay and his de facto wife Elza [de Locre] (in the 20's). J.W. Lockyer, July 1978"

Reference:
Handwritten note included with the photographs