#cazneaux

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Fire in Redfern, photo by Harold Cazneaux, 1919. National Library of Australia.

[detournementsmineurs]

"Pergola Pattern" by Harold Cazneaux, 1931.

[cannedpoo]

'The Watchers' Silver gelatin photograph, signed lower right: H. Cazneaux inscribed in pencil below image: 'The Watchers'/ London Salon, 15 x 20 cm

[vivianamors]

Rose Soady, 1919 by Harold Cazneaux by State Library of New South Wales Via Flickr: Harold Cazneaux took this portrait of Rose Soady around the time she married the artist Norman Lindsay. Born in Gosford, New South Wales, Rose met Lindsay in 1902, and became his principal model, business manager and printer for many of his etchings. When she was in her 70s, Rose wrote two memoirs, Ma and Pa (1963) and Model Wife (1967). by Harold Cazneaux gelatin silver print acquired from Angus & Robertson, 1933 PXA 2008 On display in the exhibition Shot: 400 photographs, 200 photographs, 3 centuries photogallery.sl.nsw.gov.au/

[wetreesinart]

Harold Cazneaux (Australian, 1878-1953), Spirit of endurance, 1937, gelatin silver photograph, 28.1 x 33.1 cm

[ecogreenlove]

Trees of Australia [Infographic]

#Trees of #Australia [#Infographic] | ecogreenlove via @Jarrimber #eco #nature #facts #forestry #wildlife

by Todd Smith, Managing Director of Jarrimber.com.au

“Australia has a deep rooted history in forestry. Early British settlers found great difficulty with Australian forests as the hardwood eucalyptus species was quite difficult to chop with an axe. The softwood Norfolk Pine, that the British hoped to convert into masts for their ships, had rotten interior and was too difficult to transport over…

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Pergola Pattern (Beryl)

cazneaux 1931

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Diana (Archibald Fountain)

cazneaux  1933