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Nevin's portraits of children gifted to the Duke 1868

Nevin publishers wrote 1 month ago: January 18th, 1868. On the day fixed for his departure from Tasmania, 18th January 1868, H.R.H Princ … more →

Tags: hand coloured cartes, HRH Prince Alfred 1868, T. J. Nevin, Tasmanian children, Tasmanian photographers, W. R. Giblin

Poster boys 1870s

Nevin publishers wrote 1 month ago: Who were they? They were photographer T.J. Nevin’s sitters for police records. Above: Wall cha … more →

Tags: 19th Century Prison Photography, Police Records, The Port Arthur Convicts Commission, mugshots 1870s, Posters, QVMAG, QVMAG 1977 exhibition, T. J. Nevin

British landscapes at the Library courtesy Alfred Winter 1874

TP publishers wrote 3 months ago: Alfred Winter was a Melbourne photographer who moved to Hobart Tasmania in 1869 and maintained a suc … more →

Tags: Paintings Graphics Realia, Alfred Winter, british landscapes, Henry Dugiud, Hobart Tasmania, Town Hall Library, William Shayer

A Zoological Curiosity at the Town Hall 1877

Nevin publishers wrote 3 months ago: “The head and body and voice are decidedly pussy’s; but there the relationship with that … more →

Tags: Biographica, Newspapers, Hobart Town Hall, Thomas J. Nevin, Kangaroo Valley, John Nevin, Kangaroo Rat, Tasmanian fauna, The Mercury 1877

Alfred Biggs and the telephone 1877

TP publishers wrote 3 months ago: Alfred Biggs and his telephone prototype, 1870s Images courtesy of Archives Office of Tasmania Ref: … more →

Tags: Amusements, Newspapers, Research Aids, Alfred Biggs, Campbell Town Tasmania, Mercury 1877, telephone 1877

Marans eggs at the Rare Breeds Poultry Show

TP publishers wrote 3 months ago: “We’ve got the Marans, which are an egg-laying breed from France, and they lay a beautif … more →

Tags: Biotica, marans, Poultry, Rare Breeds, Tasmanian exhibitions, TV snapshots HD TV

Thomas Nevin's Christmas cards 1874

Nevin publishers wrote 3 months ago: A PHOTOGRAPHIC FEAT On Christmas Day, 25th December 1874, The Mercury newspaper (Tasmania) published … more →

Tags: Newspapers, Private Collections, Christmas cards 1874, Hand Tinted, miniature photography, T. J. Nevin, The Mercury 1874

Thomas Nevin and H. H. Baily at the Regatta 1872

Nevin publishers wrote 3 months ago: This photograph was taken by H. H. Baily on Regatta Day, Hobart, February 1872. The Mercury publishe … more →

Tags: Newspapers, derwent river, H H Baily, Mercury 1873, Regatta, Thomas Nevin, TMAG

John Nevin and Gould's white goshawk

Nevin publishers wrote 3 months ago: The following short article appeared in The Mercury, 22 January 1874. “Mr. Nevin” may ha … more →

Tags: Biographica, Newspapers, Private Collections, Gould's Birds Of Australia, John Nevin, Kangaroo Valley Tasmania, white goshawk

Former convict Mrs Mary Gifford

TP publishers wrote 6 months ago: In 2006 this weblog posted the lower two portraits of former convict Mary Anne Gifford (nee Hunt). I … more →

Tags: Convictaria, female convicts, W.P. Dowling, painted photographs. Tasmanian photographers

The QVMAG convict photos exhibition 1977

Nevin publishers wrote 8 months ago: Here are some of the original documents and press release prepared for the 1977 exhibition of T. J. … more →

Tags: 19th Century Prison Photography, Biographica, Newspapers, Bertillon, John McPhee, prison photography, QVMAG 1977 exhibition, Thomas J. Nevin

"In a New Light": NLA exhibition with Boyd misattribution

Nevin publishers wrote 9 months ago: Sometime ca. 2000-2003 the National Library of Australia reproduced 22 carte-de-visite vignettes fro … more →

Tags: The Port Arthur Convicts Commission, Attribution Issues, Police Records, 19th Century Prison Photography, Helen Ennis, misattribution, T. J. Nevin, National Library of Australia, Prison Records

Wilfred Batty and his Tasmanian Tiger

TP publishers wrote 10 months ago: Source: State Library of Tasmania eHeritage Date: 1930 - Description: Wilfred Batty of Mawbanna, Tas … more →

Tags: Biotica, tasmanian tiger, National Museum of Australia, thylacine, Wilfred Batty

Red and violet: the impact of Brewster stereoscopy

Nevin publishers wrote 10 months ago: More and more examples of Thomas Nevin’s studio portraits have surfaced in recent years, and a … more →

Tags: Newspapers, Private Collections, Stereographs, David Brewster, hand coloured cartes, Hand Tinted, John McPhee, Nevin & Smith, QVMAG

Darwin in 1836 and 2009

TP publishers wrote 10 months ago: EXTRACT Photo by Julia Margaret Cameron 1870 Extract from Charles Darwin’s account of his visi … more →

Tags: Biotica, Books, Famous Visitors, Beagle 1836, Charles Darwin, Chris Darwin, Exhibitions, Fern's, Hobart Tasmania

Babette Smith on Australia's Birthstain

Nevin publishers wrote 1 year ago: Click on images for readable version These two men were not incarcerated at Port Arthur in 1874. The … more →

Tags: The Port Arthur Convicts Commission, Thomas J. Nevin, Tasmanian convicts, Archives Office of Tasmania, Babette Smith

Convict cartes by Thomas Nevin at the new NPG Canberra

Nevin publishers wrote 1 year ago: The new National Portrait Gallery, Canberra, opened to the public on December 4, 2008. Currently dis … more →

Tags: The Port Arthur Convicts Commission, Attribution Issues, 19th Century Prison Photography, Thomas J. Nevin, Tasmanian convicts, National Library of Australia, National Library of Australia convict portraits, National Portrait Gallery Canberra

Tasmanians at the new National Portrait Gallery, Canberra

TP publishers wrote 1 year ago: Peter Cundall at the npg December 4, 2008 Photo © Pinnacle Times for TP 2008 ARR. Television host on … more →

Tags: Convictaria, canberra, convict photos, National Portrait Gallery, Peter Cundall, Tasmanian convicts, Thomas Nevin

Thomas Nevin's GHOST incident makes news in Maitland NSW

Nevin publishers wrote 1 year ago: More on the “GHOST” incident … Click on image for readable version “A REPREH … more →

Tags: Biographica, Newspapers, Nevin, Baily, Ghosts, Clifford, anson, 1880, lithographs


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