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  1. #S_T_Gill only occasionally portrayed drunks, and this may be the earliest extant such picture: the Annual Agricultural Show in 1846. Five hotel booth signs are in the scene including the Wheatsheaf #Adelaide!

    #AGSAAdelaide recently made their digitised image available in the public catalogue, so now I also can display it. #artHistoryAU @arthistory

    View: coombe.id.au/S_T_Gill/S_T_Gill

  2. #S_T_Gill only occasionally portrayed drunks, and this may be the earliest extant such picture: the Annual Agricultural Show in 1846. Five hotel booth signs are in the scene including the Wheatsheaf #Adelaide!

    #AGSAAdelaide recently made their digitised image available in the public catalogue, so now I also can display it. #artHistoryAU @arthistory

    View: coombe.id.au/S_T_Gill/S_T_Gill

  3. #S_T_Gill only occasionally portrayed drunks, and this may be the earliest extant such picture: the Annual Agricultural Show in 1846. Five hotel booth signs are in the scene including the Wheatsheaf #Adelaide!

    #AGSAAdelaide recently made their digitised image available in the public catalogue, so now I also can display it. #artHistoryAU @arthistory

    View: coombe.id.au/S_T_Gill/S_T_Gill

  4. #S_T_Gill only occasionally portrayed drunks, and this may be the earliest extant such picture: the Annual Agricultural Show in 1846. Five hotel booth signs are in the scene including the Wheatsheaf #Adelaide!

    #AGSAAdelaide recently made their digitised image available in the public catalogue, so now I also can display it. #artHistoryAU @arthistory

    View: coombe.id.au/S_T_Gill/S_T_Gill

  5. Today researching at Art Gallery of South Australia. Oddly #S_T_Gill’s 1830s pen and ink sketchbook from his youth has a single c.1850s/1860s pencil sketch on a spare middle page.
    Presumably he was just short of paper.
    #AGSAAdelaide

    agsa.sa.gov.au/collection-publ

  6. Today researching at Art Gallery of South Australia. Oddly #S_T_Gill’s 1830s pen and ink sketchbook from his youth has a single c.1850s/1860s pencil sketch on a spare middle page.
    Presumably he was just short of paper.
    #AGSAAdelaide

    agsa.sa.gov.au/collection-publ

  7. Today researching at Art Gallery of South Australia. Oddly #S_T_Gill’s 1830s pen and ink sketchbook from his youth has a single c.1850s/1860s pencil sketch on a spare middle page.
    Presumably he was just short of paper.
    #AGSAAdelaide

    agsa.sa.gov.au/collection-publ

  8. Today researching at Art Gallery of South Australia. Oddly #S_T_Gill’s 1830s pen and ink sketchbook from his youth has a single c.1850s/1860s pencil sketch on a spare middle page.
    Presumably he was just short of paper.
    #AGSAAdelaide

    agsa.sa.gov.au/collection-publ

  9. Today researching at Art Gallery of South Australia. Oddly #S_T_Gill’s 1830s pen and ink sketchbook from his youth has a single c.1850s/1860s pencil sketch on a spare middle page.
    Presumably he was just short of paper.
    #AGSAAdelaide

    agsa.sa.gov.au/collection-publ

  10. Added an 1845 watercolour of North Terrace #Adelaide to the list of #S_T_Gill”s pictures for George French Angas. (It’s signed: G F Angas!) This further adds to my demonstration that Gill was a ghost artist for Angas.

    It’s NOT available online at #AGSAAdelaide and I don’t have permission to share the scan so that makes it a bit ho-hum for the reader. However I do link to an old newspaper reproduction!

    coombe.id.au/S_T_Gill/S_T_Gill

  11. Added an 1845 watercolour of North Terrace #Adelaide to the list of #S_T_Gill”s pictures for George French Angas. (It’s signed: G F Angas!) This further adds to my demonstration that Gill was a ghost artist for Angas.

    It’s NOT available online at #AGSAAdelaide and I don’t have permission to share the scan so that makes it a bit ho-hum for the reader. However I do link to an old newspaper reproduction!

    coombe.id.au/S_T_Gill/S_T_Gill

  12. Added an 1845 watercolour of North Terrace #Adelaide to the list of #S_T_Gill”s pictures for George French Angas. (It’s signed: G F Angas!) This further adds to my demonstration that Gill was a ghost artist for Angas.

    It’s NOT available online at #AGSAAdelaide and I don’t have permission to share the scan so that makes it a bit ho-hum for the reader. However I do link to an old newspaper reproduction!

    coombe.id.au/S_T_Gill/S_T_Gill

  13. Added an 1845 watercolour of North Terrace #Adelaide to the list of #S_T_Gill”s pictures for George French Angas. (It’s signed: G F Angas!) This further adds to my demonstration that Gill was a ghost artist for Angas.

    It’s NOT available online at #AGSAAdelaide and I don’t have permission to share the scan so that makes it a bit ho-hum for the reader. However I do link to an old newspaper reproduction!

    coombe.id.au/S_T_Gill/S_T_Gill

  14. Added an 1845 watercolour of North Terrace #Adelaide to the list of #S_T_Gill”s pictures for George French Angas. (It’s signed: G F Angas!) This further adds to my demonstration that Gill was a ghost artist for Angas.

    It’s NOT available online at #AGSAAdelaide and I don’t have permission to share the scan so that makes it a bit ho-hum for the reader. However I do link to an old newspaper reproduction!

    coombe.id.au/S_T_Gill/S_T_Gill

  15. The Art Gallery of South Australia has lately put online a few more artworks by colonial artist George French Angas.

    "Extinct Crater, Mount Gambier, 6th May 1844" is one I'd written about (from a book image in B&W). Seeing it in colour supports my contention that "Blue Lake" is by Gill not Angas (and it is not Blue Lake).

    Article (with 8+ pictures) | The Mount Gambier pictures of Gill and Angas (and von Guerard) | coombe.id.au/S_T_Gill/S_T_Gill

    #AGSAAdelaide #MountGambier #ArtHistory #ColonialArt #S_T_Gill #1840s #ArtHistoryAU #ColonialArtAU