Windsor, Head of navigation Hawksbury [sic] River / watercolour, possibly by G.W. Evans, & formerly attributed to E. Earle

Windsor, Head of navigation Hawksbury [sic] River / watercolour, possibly by G.W. Evans, & formerly...

Author / Creator

Evans, George William, 1780-1852

Date created

1810?

Formats

Drawings

Issue Copy

Microfilm : MAV/FM4/2338, frame 60(b)

Contents

Drawings - 23.6 x 36.8 on lining paper 32 x 46 cm; in mount 35 x 48 cm. - 1 watercolour

Level of description

Fonds

Call Numbers

SV1B/Wind/6

Copying conditions

Out of copyright : Creator died before 1955

Please acknowledge : Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales

Record title

Windsor, Head of navigation Hawksbury [sic] River / watercolour, possibly by G.W. Evans, & formerly attributed to E. Earle

Record identifier

nZNvEJQn

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Full title

Windsor, Head of navigation Hawksbury [sic] River / watercolour, possibly by G.W. Evans, & formerly attributed to E. Earle

Source

Purchased 1933

Exhibited in

The Governor: Lachlan Macquarie, 1810 to 1821

Signature / Inscriptions

In ink below view at lower right: "Windsor"In pencil below view, right of centre: "Head of Navigation, Hawksbury [sic] River"In pencil below view at left, in library officer's hand: "Probably by G.W.Evans"Faint notes in pencil on view: "Church and School" and "Granary"A pencil inscription is indisti...

General note

UnsignedTwo other versions of this drawing are known to exist, one held by the Mitchell Library: "The settlement on the Green Hills, Hawksburgh River N.S. Wales 1809" (Location: PXD 388 v.3 f.7); and "A View of the Green Hills from the North of the Hawkesbury River 1807" (not held in ML; colour copy...

Attributions / Conjectures

Note in card catalogue: "Old catalogue card reads `a pencil note on mount attributes to E.Earle 1810'. This note is still partly decipherable on paper mount, but this attribution to Earle seems very unlikely. See notes on Earle PXn15".

Date created

1810?

Reference code

447207

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