• Title
  Victorian goldfields / pencil drawings attributed to Edward La Trobe Bateman
• Creator
  Edward La Trobe Bateman, 1816-1897
• Call number
  DGA 34
  
• Level of description
  fonds
• Date
  
  ca. 1852-1881
• Type of material
  Graphic Materials, Drawings
• Reference code
  447232
• Issue Copy
  Digitised
• Physical Description
  Drawings - 8 pencil heightened with white on card - 17-25.5 x 17.5 x 25.5 cm.
  
• Scope and Content
  1. Waterfall at the entrance of Spring Creek, May Day Hill. Ovens. Australia.
  2. The Government Camp. May Day Hill, Ovens. Australia.
  3. A camp on the Head Waters of the Yackadanda. Australia.
  4. A Squatter's Home, Faithful Creek. Australia.
  5. Rocks at McIvor
  6. Root of a tree blown across the Seven Creeks, above Euroa. Australia.
  7. Outstation of W. Furlong Esq., Euroa. Australia.
  8. Australian flying mice. Life size.
• Finding Aids
  Contents list available in the Mitchell Library Reading Room -
• General note
  
  Each image captioned on mount in ink
  When purchased from Maggs Bros in 1969 it was suggested by that company that these drawings may have been by Eugene von Guerard and indeed until 2007 his authorship of them was tentatively suggested. However a comparison with works by Edward La Trobe Bateman held in both the National Library of Australia and the State Library of Victoria show strong stylistic similarities between those works and these.
  Digital order no:Album ID : 843841
• Topic
  bark huts & houses
  bush
  camps
  cuscus
  farms
  gold miners
  gold-diggings
  miners
  rocks (landscape)
  roots
  sheep
  tents
  trees
  waterfalls
  
• Place
  Victoria
  
• Exhibited in
  
  Eugen von Guerard - Australian National Gallery. Applies to: Nos.6;8
  Sweet damper and gossip: colonial sightings from the Goulburn and North-East - Benalla Art Gallery (December 1993 - June 1994). Applies to: no.6
• Open Rosetta viewer
  IE4652545

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