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97/92/12-1 Photographs (38) and daguerreotype, black and white / sepia toned, portraits of Wong and related families, cardboard / paper / wood / glass / metal / silver / copper / leather, various photographers, at various locations, New South Wales, Australia, 1848-1920. Click to enlarge.

Collection of photographs relating to the Wong family

Photographed
  • 1851-1920
This group of photographs are part of a collection of personal effects and shop stock relating to the Wong family who operated a general store on a sheep farm at Bolong, north of Crookwell, NSW, between 1880 and 1916. Amateur photography was a popular pastime by the end of the 1800s. Dry emulsion glass plate negatives gave photographers greater freedom to travel without cumbersome developing kits. Sat and Amelia Wong's son, Henry, was a keen photographer who developed and made hundreds of …

Summary

Object No.

97/92/12-1

Object Statement

Photographs (38) and daguerreotype, black and white / sepia toned, portraits of Wong and related families, cardboard / paper / wood / glass / metal / silver / copper / leather, various photographers, at various locations, New South Wales, Australia, 1848-1920

Physical Description

This is a portrait of William Hackney Wong (97/92/12-1/4) taken in 1891 it is one of the Photographic prints (36), black & white, portraits of Wong and related families, paper, various individual photographers and photographic studios, Goulburn and Sydney, Australia, c.1880-1920 and daguerreotype (1), unidentified man, metal/glass/paper, photographer unknown, 1851-1860.

Marks

Marks present on some parts

Cite this Object

Harvard

Collection of photographs relating to the Wong family 2023, Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences, accessed 30 May 2023, <https://ma.as/159249>

Wikipedia

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