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| 1751 |  | TGA-Vol2_Pg040.jpg |
Owner of original: Tony Gibbs |
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| 1752 | | TGA-Vol2_Pg040.jpg | ||
| 1753 |  | TGA-Vol2_Pg053.jpg | ||
| 1754 | | TGA-Vol2_Pg053.jpg |
Owner of original: Tony Gibbs |
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| 1755 |  | TGA-Vol2_Pg054.jpg |
Owner of original: Tony Gibbs |
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| 1756 | | TGA-Vol2_Pg054.jpg | ||
| 1757 |  | TGA-Vol2_Pg056.jpg | ||
| 1758 | | TGA-Vol2_Pg056.jpg |
Owner of original: Tony Gibbs |
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| 1759 |  | TGA-Vol2_Pg058.jpg |
Owner of original: Tony Gibbs |
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| 1760 | | TGA-Vol2_Pg058.jpg | ||
| 1761 |  | TGA-Vol2_Pg059.jpg | ||
| 1762 | | TGA-Vol2_Pg059.jpg |
Owner of original: Tony Gibbs |
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| 1763 |  | TGA-Vol2_Pg061.jpg |
Owner of original: Tony Gibbs |
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| 1764 | | TGA-Vol2_Pg061.jpg | ||
| 1765 |  | TGA-Vol2_Pg062.jpg | ||
| 1766 | | TGA-Vol2_Pg062.jpg |
Owner of original: Tony Gibbs |
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| 1767 |  | TGA-Vol2_Pg067.jpg |
Owner of original: Tony Gibbs |
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| 1768 | | TGA-Vol2_Pg067.jpg | ||
| 1769 |  | TGA-Vol2_Pg069.jpg | ||
| 1770 | | TGA-Vol2_Pg069.jpg |
Owner of original: Tony Gibbs |
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| 1771 |  | TGA-Vol2_Pg070.jpg |
Owner of original: Tony Gibbs |
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| 1772 | | TGA-Vol2_Pg070.jpg | ||
| 1773 |  | The 16th Baron Saint John OR2386-1.jpg | ||
| 1774 | | The 16th Baron Saint John OR2386-1.jpg | ||
| 1775 |  | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | ||
| 1776 |  | The Earl of Stradbroke in 1915 Bassano Ltd - National Portrait Gallery |
Date: 1 Jan 1915 |
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| 1777 |  | The Family of Thomas Tyndall, of the Fort, by Thomas Beach, 1797,Hres, Univ of Bristol Coll.jpg Thomas and Marianne Tyndall Children: Thomas, Onesphonus, Marianne, William, Henrietta, Caroline, Charles |
Date: 1797 |
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| 1778 | | The Family of Thomas Tyndall, of the Fort, by Thomas Beach, 1797,Hres, Univ of Bristol Coll.jpg | ||
| 1779 |  | THE GIBBS FAMILY-one of three miniatures by Sir William Charles Ross, R.A. 1849 and 1852. Children George and Henry and the family's pet dog, at Tyntesfield | ||
| 1780 |  | The Hon. Richard Edward Lawley (1887-1909)by William Edwards Miller (fl.1873 ¿ after 1929) Oil painting on canvas, The Hon. Richard Edward Lawley (1887-1909) by William Edwards Miller (fl.1873 ¿ after 1929),20th century - possibly painted (posthumously) from a photograph. A three-quarter-length portrait, in brown trousers, green shirt and long white cravat (scarf) and holding a gun, upright in his right hand. | ||
| 1781 |  | The Hon. Ursula Lawley's Medals Red Cross, Great War and OBE | ||
| 1782 |  | The Hon. Ursula Lawley's Wedding Dress | ||
| 1783 |  | The Hon. Victoria ('Via') Florence de Burgh Long, Lady Gibbs (1880-1920) by Albert Henry Collings (London 1858 -1947) Oil painting on unlined canvas, The Hon.Victoria ('Via') Florence de Burgh Long, Lady Gibbs (1880-1920) by Albert Henry Collings (London 1858 -1947), signed and dated (lower right): Albert H. Collings 1908 and exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1909. A full-length portrait of the first wife of George Abraham Gibbs, 1st Baron Wraxall, in a yellow satin dress, standing by a fluted column with a view of Tyntesfield beyond. | ||
| 1784 |  | The Revd. John Lloyd, DD By William Hogarth, 1697–1764, British | ||
| 1785 |  | The Three Graces [Edith, Eliza and Laura, daughters of Sarah and William Charles Wentworth], by Gruder, Hans Julius, 1824-1890. Eliza, Laura and Edith Wentworth were three of the seven daughters of Sarah Morton Wentworth, nee Cox (1805-1880) colonial born, illegitimate and the daughter of convict parents Although her husband William Charles Wentworth (1790?-1872) was one of the most prominent men in colonial New South Wales his financial and political success was unable to protect his wife and daughters from social ostracism. This exclusion contributed significantly to their decision to take their younger children to England for their education. Sarah and the children sailed from Sydney in February 1853. Although Sarah and her youngest children, including Eliza, Laura and Edith returned to New South Wales in 1861 they left again for England in 1868. This portrait of the three daughters, depicted as young women with all the trappings of wealth and respectability, and represented in an allegorical fashion as the Three Graces, can be seen as a direct challenge to the prejudices of the colonial society which had made them social outcasts. |
Owner of original: Vaucluse House Date: 1868 |
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| 1786 |  | The_Lord_Cullen_of_Ashbourne_in_1932.jpg | ||
| 1787 | | The_Lord_Cullen_of_Ashbourne_in_1932.jpg | ||
| 1788 |  | Thomas Crawley-Boevey | ||
| 1789 |  | ThomasCrawleyBoevey_1780.jpg | ||
| 1790 |  | ThomasTyndall 1764-1804.jpg | ||
| 1791 | | ThomasTyndall 1764-1804.jpg | ||
| 1792 | | Tim_Pizey.jpg (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
| 1793 |  | Tim_Pizey.jpg | ||
| 1794 | | Tom Misch By Justin Higuchi - https://www.flickr.com/photos/jus10h/39830324440/, CC BY 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=72610548 (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
Date: Apr 2018 |
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| 1795 |  | Tom Misch FINAL.jpg | ||
| 1796 | | Tom Misch FINAL.jpg (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
| 1797 |  | Tomas Addis Emmet A label to the stretcher says: Thomas Addis Emmet (1764-1827) Irish painter, lawyer, and Attorney-General for the state of New York, 1812. Received from The New York Law Institute through Miss Lydia Field Emmet, 1946. |
Date: c 1829 |
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| 1798 |  | Tommy Ward | ||
| 1799 | | Tom_Perry.jpeg (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
| 1800 |  | Tom_Perry.jpeg |