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View north from Craigend looking over Woolloomooloo and Port Jackson, 1845 / oil painting by George Edwards Peacock

Full title: View north from Craigend looking over Woolloomooloo and Port Jackson, 1845 / oil painting by George Edwards Peacock

Author/creator: Peacock, G. E. (George Edwards), b. 1806.

Date: 1845.

Call Numbers: DL 15, Status: On display – Paintings from the Collection, Room 1, East Wall, no. 72

Record Identifier: 1LjRDj59

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Formats: Pictures, Paintings

Contents: 1 painting - frame 39.6 x 49.7 cm., painting 24.5 x 34 cm. - oil

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Notes: Thomas Barker built his villa, Roslyn Hall, next door to his two windmills. The first and largest of these was known as the Hope Mill and was erected in 1825, before any of the villas. The two windmills stood close together at the junction of Roslyn Street and Darlinghurst Road, and north of present day Kellett Street. Reference: Villas of Darlinghurst exhibition catalogue / State Library of New South Wales. Sydney : State Library of New South Wales, 2002. Digital order no:a140025

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    View north from Craigend looking over Woolloomooloo and Port Jackson, 1845 / oil painting by George Edwards Peacock

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    DL 15 , Status: On display – Paintings from the Collection, Room 1, East Wall, no. 72

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    1LjRDj59

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    View north from Craigend looking over Woolloomooloo and Port Jackson, 1845 / oil painting by George Edwards Peacock

    Full title

    View north from Craigend looking over Woolloomooloo and Port Jackson, 1845 / oil painting by George Edwards Peacock

    Author / Creator

    Peacock, G. E. (George Edwards), b. 1806

    Date

    1845

    Call Numbers

    DL 15 , Status: On display – Paintings from the Collection, Room 1, East Wall, no. 72

    Record Identifier

    1LjRDj59

    Formats

    Pictures and Paintings

    — Physical Description

    Contents

    1 painting - frame 39.6 x 49.7 cm., painting 24.5 x 34 cm. - oil

    — Other Descriptions

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    Subjects

    Subjects and topics

    Craigend House (Darlinghurst, N.S.W.) Roslyn Hall (Darlinghurst, N.S.W.) colonial art harbours houses landscapes (views) windmills

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    Full title

    View north from Craigend looking over Woolloomooloo and Port Jackson, 1845 / oil painting by George Edwards Peacock

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    Villas of Darlinghurst

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    Call Numbers

    DL 15 , Status: On display – Paintings from the Collection, Room 1, East Wall, no. 72

    Record Identifier

    1LjRDj59

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    https://collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/1LjRDj59

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    421324

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