Frank Freeman Blundell

  • Artist (Photographer)
Frank Freeman Blundell was a travelling professional photographer who worked throughout Victoria in the 1860s. His work from the late 1860s places him variously at Talbot, Avoca and Daylesford.
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professional photographer, worked at Camp Street, Talbot, Victoria, in 1866-67. Then he seems to have travelled around the colony. On 28 August 1869 he announced that he would be spending a month at Avoca, while a carte-de-visite produced from Bourke Square, Daylesford, that same year is known.

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Date written:
1992
Last updated:
2011

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References [<ExternalResource: (1869), Avoca Mail, 08-28.>]