1898

Two roosters in a field (1898) print in high resolution by Edward Penfield. Original from Library of Congress. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.
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Edward Penfield Self–Portrait (1898) print in high resolution by Edward Penfield. Original from Smithsonian Institution. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.
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Woman riding a horse (1898) print in high resolution by Edward Penfield. Original from Library of Congress. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.
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Vintage Christmas '98 (1898) print in high resolution by Edward Penfield. Original from The MET Museum. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.
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May Picture (1925) by Paul Klee. Original from The MET Museum. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.
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Two Men Meet, Each Believing the Other to Be of Higher Rank (1903) by Paul Klee. Original portrait painting from The Art Institute of Chicago. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.
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Portrait of Lisa Colt Curtis (1898) by John Singer Sargent. Original from The Cleveland Museum of Art. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.
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Hinde-Rijwielen Fabriek Amsterdam (1896–1898) by Johann Georg van Caspel. Original from The Rijksmuseum. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.
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Poster for "La Dépêche de Toulouse" (Affiche pour "la Dépêche de Toulouse") (1898) print in high resolution by Maurice Denis. Original from The New York Public Library. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.
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Quest for the Holy Grail Tapestries: Panel 1: Knights of the Round Table Summoned to the Quest by the Strange Damsel (1898-1899) by William Morris, Edward Burne-Jones and John Henry Dearle. Original from The Birmingham Museum. Digitally enhanced by rawp
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Plums (Prunnus Domeatica) (1898) by Deborah Griscom Passmore. Original from U.S. Department of Agriculture Pomological Watercolor Collection. Rare and Special Collections, National Agricultural Library. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.
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Marvel of the World from The Flower Book (1905) by Sir Edward Burne–Jones. Original from The Birmingham Museum. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.
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White Garden from The Flower Book (1905) by Sir Edward Burne–Jones. Original from The Birmingham Museum. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.
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Fire Tree from The Flower Book (1905) by Sir Edward Burne–Jones. Original from The Birmingham Museum. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.
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Lyrup on the Murray. This Institute in local red iron stone was built in 1931 with teh modern front added in 1964.
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Kingston on Murray. One of the few remaining structures from the communistic Village Settlewment schemes along the River Murray in the 1890s. The village school built in 1898 and now a residence.
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Two Women on the Shore (1898) by Edvard Munch. Original from The MET Museum. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.
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Con. [i.e. Connie] and Norma Talmage [i.e. Talmadge] (LOC)
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Loughareema - The vanishing lake
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Winchelsea. Side view of Barwon Park mansion.
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Moonta. Yorke Peninsula. Looking through an arched door in the Hughes Enginehouse at the Moonta Mines copper mine area. Hughes Enginehouse was built in 1865.
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Moonta. Yorke Peninsula. Looking through an arched door in the Moonta Mines copper mine area. Hughes Enginehouse was built in 1865.
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Moonta. Yorke Peninsula. The rusty remains of the old boiler from the Hughes Boiler House next to the ruins of Hughes Enginehouse. Built in 1865.
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Warracknabeal. The former Dal Monte picture theatre. Built around 1930 by by Jospeh Vasquez who owned it until he died in 1941. Now used as shops.
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Warracknabeal. The fine Courthouse built in 1890. The government architect was Samuel Bindley who designed many courthouses in the Wimmera.
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Warracknabeal. Old bank built in the gand classical style but now faded and not so grand.
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Warracknabeal. Flourmill of W C Thomas. This flour mill operated till the mid 1960s.
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Warracknabeal. leadlight windows at the entrance to the 1891 built Warracknabeal Hotel.
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Warracknabeal Salvation Army Citadel. Foundation stone laid in 1893. Now used as a Baptist Church.The Baptists took over the 1908 Presbyterian church which is across the street. Now they are in the Salvation Hall.
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Hopetoun. The first town electricity supply building. Built around 1930.
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North Broken Hill. St Peter and Paul Catholic Church. Opened in 1929 with a Catholic School. School now vandalised and empty. Church still has masses.
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North Broken Hill. The Catholic Church of St Peter and Saint Paul. Built in 1929. A Catholic School was linked to the church. School closed. Church still has services.
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Cockburn on the SA NSW border. A fine old galvanised iron house with brick chimneys from the 1890s. All staff engines freight changed here from SA Railways to Silverton Tramway Company which went on to Broken Hill.
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Broken Hill. The galvanised iron Picton Methodist church erected around 1890. Moved to this Kaolin St site 1911. Closed some time after it became a Uniting Church in 1977. Recently sold.
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Broken Hill. St Andrews Presbyterian Church built in 1905. Now a residence. .Foundation stone still exists.
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Broken Hill. Statues of the syndicate of seven who took out the first silver lead and zinc mining leases at Broken Hill in 1883. Outside the Broken Hill Civic Centre.
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Broken Hill. Sturt Park. Memorial to the bands men who kept playing on the sinking Titanic. Broken Hill had four brass bands in 1912 and felt affinity with the Titanic band players.
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Moonta MInes. The ruins of the Moonta Mines powder or explosive magazine. It was surrounded by an earthen embankment in case of explosions. Built around 1875.
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Broken Hill cemetery. Headstone in the Muslim section for Gunny Khan. Middle Eastern script on the headstone. Erected by Dost Mahomet who was a cameleer on the Burke and Wills expedition of 1860.
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Gayndah. The modern bridge across the Burnett River. Seen from the town lookout.
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Gayndah. Queensland's oldest gazetted town 1849 but not the oldest town in Queensland. Town panorama from the lookout with the modern bridge across the Burnett River..
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Portrait of boys in "Dewey" costumes
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Galga. Home of the Girl from Galga Julie Anthony. The hall used as a public hall, a state school, a Congregational Church and later a Catholic Church. Built in 1921.
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Parkes. The radio telescope. The dish is 64 metres or 210 feet across. The telescope was built in 1961.
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Parkes. The Wesleyan Methodist Church was built in 1897. The Church Hall next door was built in 1913.
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Parkes NSW. A reconstructed copy of Moat Hall in Coventry England where Sir Henry Parkes was born.
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Parkes. Carved detail in stone on the facade of the 1896 built Parkes Courthouse. Architect was Walter Vernon.
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Junee. The Maud row of terrace houses. Built in 1886 when the town was only just being established. Named after the developer George Dobbyn's daughter.Has been derelict but some restoration has been started.
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Junee. The First World War memorial and gardens. Built in the 1920s with a clock tower.The palms were planted with the opening of the memorial. .
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Parkes. This second Courthouse designed by colonial government architect Walter Vernon was built in 1896. Like many courthouses it has a clerestroy window in the roof to let in light.
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Vintage Christmas card design
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Parkes. Town statue of its name sake Sir Henry Parkes who was the Father of Federation in Australia. Behind is the 1925 heritage listed National Australia Bank now the NAB.
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Rotorua. Young Maori man learning the delicate art of traditonal carving at Whakarewarewa Living Maori Village.
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A lithograph, Planetensystem, printed in 1898, an antique representation of a planetary system. Digitally enhanced from our own original plate.
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Rotorua. The Lady Knox geyeser in the Wai-O-Tapu geothermal park. Named after a Governor's daughter. It erupts 10.15 am daily when a surfucant is dropped into the volcanic vent.
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Rotorua. The rising sun emerges above the mountains in the east and is reflected in Lake Rotorua.
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Rotorua. Nesting seagulls sit on the edge of the sulphurous volcanic Lake Rotorua. Just before dawn.
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Rotorua. Seagulls on a sand bar on the edge of the volcanic Lake Rotorua at sunrise..
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Wellington. View across the CBD to Oriental Bay.
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Gayndah. Old saddlers shop. The town was established in 1849 when this general store was built. The saddler business was established in 1904.
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