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'Lavender Bay' glass plate negative from the Tyrrell Collection
This photographic negative was taken by an un-attributed photographer between the late nineteenth century and 1935 and is part of a larger collection of 7,900 negatives once owned by Sydney bookseller, James Tyrrell.
Included in this section of the collection is a wide variety of subject matter including Sydney Streets, New South Wales landscapes, World War I portraits and images of the Harbour Bridge from the early 1930s. While many of these images remain un-attributed at present it is …
Glass plate negative, full plate, 'Lavender Bay', unattributed studio, Sydney, Australia, c. 1880-1923
Physical Description
Glass negative, full plate, 'Lavender Bay', unattributed studio, Sydney, Australia, c. 1880-1923.
Silver gelatin dry plate glass negative in landscape format. There are no inscriptions on the negative. The Tyrrell Collection Inventory records the above caption, but does not attribute the negative to a studio.
'Lavender Bay' glass plate negative from the Tyrrell Collection 2022, Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences, accessed 23 March 2023, <https://ma.as/32545>
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