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View of Richmond looking west, New South Wales

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John Sands, Sydney and Sands & McDougall, Melbourne, 1860s

Abstract

The engraving depicts a wide road running through the village of Richmond. The street has kerbs and is edged by timber fences with the occasional gate.The first house on the left has climbing plants growing up its veranda posts and had been the residence of a Mr Hale. A church and its spire can be seen at the end of the vista. A bullock drawn cart laden with hay proceeds down the road and various figures, including a man dressed in a smock populate the scene.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/108

Collections

Elder Smith & Company - Artworks

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Image

Archives Series

Set of 3 images by Frederick Charles Terry engraved as plates for the book, Landscape scenery, illustrating Sydney., cover title, Australian keepsake. published by John Sands, Sydney and Sands & McDougall, Melbourne, 1860s

Date created

1860s

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