Series 260: Sydney 1940s (Harbour, Ships, Bridge), 40/MD/102, [1930s-1940s] / photographed by Max Dupain

series

[1930s-1940s]

Graphic Materials, Photographs, Textual Records

9589290

FILE 01: Sydney - Circular Quay looking to Harbour Trust Bld [Building], 1930

FILE 02: View from Clarence St studio, 1941

FILE 03: Sydney Harbour, Mosman Bay etc, [1930s-1940s]

FILE 04: Winter evening, Sydney Harbour, 1940

FILE 05: Sydney, southern shore of Harbour from R. [Rushcutters] Bay heights, [1930s-1940s]

FILE 06: Sydney Harbour - harbour, bridge & Kirribilli from Sth Pylon, 1930s

FILE 07: Mosman Bay boatshed, [1930s-1940s]

FILE 08: Sydney, Harbour by night, Rushcutters Bay, tennis courts or Elizabeth Bay, [1930s-1940s]

FILE 09: Harbour Bridge traffic, traffic southern end tolls, early 40's, 1938

FILE 10: Sydney Harbour Series, morning with Taranui, [1948]

FILE 11: Sydney from Nth Pylon, 1940s

FILE 12: "Pinchgut" and Mariposa, [1942-1946]

FILE 13: Pamir, April 1947

FILE 14: Bridge from toll boxes, 1940s

FILE 15: Harbour foreshores, [1930s-1940s]

FILE 16: Lilliput Harbour Series, Orion passing heads, August 1948

FILE 17: Lilliput Harbour Series, Quay and ferries, [August 1948]

FILE 18: Views from Harbour Bridge, 1940s

FILE 19: Sailboat (Morna?) on harbour, 1940s

FILE 20: Sydney, Sailing on harbour, [1930s-1940s]

FILE 21: Mosman Bay, 1940s

FILE 22: From Bridge pylon, 1940s

FILE 23: Harbour Trust building, ca 1948

FILE 24: Sydney Harbour, early am, shipping, 1940s

FILE 25: Sydney Harbour, early mornings, 1940s

FILE 26: Harbour scenes, 1940s

FILE 27: Ships, harbour, fog, 1940

FILE 28: Bridge, 1940s

FILE 29: Bridge & harbour views, [1930s-1940s]

FILE 30: Morning at Mosman, little Cremorne wharf, 1940s

FILE 31: Reading Room, Mitchell Library, 1930s

FILE 32: 102 Box, [1940s]

FILE 33: [Sydney Harbour Bridge, 1930s-1940s]

FILE 34: Lane Cover R. [River, 1930s-1940s]

FILE 35: [Various Sydney, 1930s-1940s]

Titled and dated from original box housing negatives.

Negatives in this series spanned earlier dates than 1940s as indicated by Max Dupain on the original box.