Charles Bayliss
(England, Australia 1850–1897)
- Title
- On Culpaulin Station, Darling River, from the album New South Wales Royal Commission: Conservation of water. Views of scenery on the Darling and Lower Murray during the flood of 1886.
- Year
- 1886
- Media category
- Photograph
- Materials used
- albumen photograph
- Dimensions
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20.4 x 29.1cm image/sheet; 20.6 x 29.3cm card
- Signature & date
- Not signed. Not dated.
- Credit
- Purchased 1984
- Accession number
- 74.1984.26
- Location
- Not on display
- Further information
This is one of a series of photographs taken by Charles Bayliss in 1886 for the New South Wales Royal Commission into water conservation. Ironically, the area was under flood during the journey. Bayliss joined the expedition on its three week trip down the Darling River on the paddle steamer 'Florence Annie', travelling through the countryside and collecting evidence from squatters in the area.
- Bibliography (3)
-
Josef Lebovic Gallery (Australia, estab. 1977) (Author), Colonial Photographers, Sydney, 1984. catalogue no: 116
Sandra Byron (Australia) (Author), Kevin Jeffcoat (Australia) (Author), Down the Darling - The Charles Bayliss Photographs, Sydney, 1991, 44, 45 (illus.).
Robert McFarlane (Australia, b.1942) (Author), Critic's Choice, Sydney, 1994.
- Exhibition history (2)
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Colonial Photographers, Josef Lebovic Gallery, 24 Mar 1984–28 Apr 1984.
Critic's Choice, Art Gallery of New South Wales, 22 Apr 1994–10 Jul 1994.
