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1120841
  • Title
    Volume 3: Tasmania and Norfolk Island. A collection of watercolour drawings by F. R. Nixon (Bishop of Tasmania) and Anna Maria Nixon, probably 1840s
  • Call number
    PXD 92
  • Level of description
    item
  • Date

    probably 1840s
  • Type of material
  • Reference code
    1120841
  • Issue Copy
    Digitised
  • Physical Description
    1 album (17 drawings) - 48.5 x 40.5 cm (mount) - pencil and watercolour
  • Scope and Content
    1. Salt-Water-River [Saltwater River], 1846
    2. Betsey Island from Mount Communication, 1846
    3. Wedge Island from Mount Commun[ication], 1846
    4. F.R.T., Mines, 'Francis Pursel Tasmania - Bp Nixon' beneath drawing, 24 January 1846
    5. The Mines, 28 January 1846
    6. The Terra... Min...
    7. Com[m]issariat store, coal mine, April 184?
    8. The Mines, 'E. was Magistrate at the Mines - a Prison Station on Tasmans Peninsular. [...?] bungalow' beneath drawing, 18 June 1846
    9. Mines, coal jetty, 1846
    10. Coal jetty, The Mines, 22 September 1846
    11. Battery Point, Hobart Town, 1846
    12. Rest-down, near Hobart Town, 15 February 1848
    13. Long Point Lagoon, April 1847
    14. Long Point, 5 August 1846
    15. Jetty, Eagle Hawk Neck, 21 October 184?
    16. Chain of dogs, Eagle Hawk Neck, 22 October 1846
    17. Flinders Island
  • Copying Conditions
    Out of copyright:
    Please acknowledge:: Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales
  • Description source

    Title and date of item on drawing. Some captions are partially obscured by the mounts.
  • General note

    Title of album on spine contains former attribution to Miss Maconochie.
    Digital order no:Album ID : 1122642
  • Attributions / conjectures

    A number of sketches were possibly drawn by Anna Maria Nixon. Mrs Nixon was known to copy her husband's drawings -- Dictionary of Australian Artists / ed. Joan Kerr, entries under A.M. (p.488), Anna Maria Nixon (p.577) and Francis Russell Nixon (p.580).

    Formerly attributed to Miss Maconochie by Sir William Dixson. Anna Maria was the daughter of Charles Woodcock, and not Alexander Maconochie (Brown, T. & Kerr, J. 1995. Anna Maria Nixon. Design & Art Australia Online).
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