• Title
  Arthur Streeton at the camp at Mosman, ca. 1892-1893 / photographer unknown
• Call number
  P1/1707
  
• Level of description
  fonds
• Date
  
  ca. 1892-1893
• Type of material
  Graphic Materials, Photographs
• Reference code
  900281
• Issue Copy
  Digitised
• Physical Description
  1 photographic print - gelatin silver, on card - photograph 15.7 x 21 cm, card 21 x 29 cm
  
• ADMINISTRATIVE/ BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY
  
  Streeton, whose 'Still Glides the Stream and Shall for Ever Glide' (1890) had been acquired by the National Art Gallery of New South Wales, moved to Sydney. Julian Ashton saw him then as 'a slim, debonair young man … with a little gold pointed beard and fair complexion', who, when he was not painting, 'was quoting Keats and Shelley'. Streeton lived at 'Curlew Camp', Little Sirius Cove, Mosman, with Roberts and other impecunious artists, and painted a variety of harbour views, Coogee beach scenes, art-nouveau-inspired nudes and in 1893 two urban masterpieces, 'Circular Quay' and 'The Railway Station'. With Roberts he opened a teaching studio in Pitt Street.
  
  Reference:
  Extract from Streeton biography in: Australian Dictionary of Biography Online. http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/ (accessed July 6, 2010)
• Scope and Content
  Streeton crouches on the foreshore, painting a small canvas held up by a branch
• Copying Conditions
  Out of copyright: created before 1955
• General note
  
  Transferred from P1/Streeton, Arthur (BM), July 2010
  Digital order no:a4364007
• Signatures / Inscriptions
  
  Various publisher's marks on the reverse
• Subject
  Streeton, Arthur, Sir, 1867-1943
  
• Topic
  portraits
  artists
  painting
  foreshores
  
• Place
  Little Sirius Cove (Mosman, N.S.W.)
  
• Open Rosetta viewer
  IE3281542

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