James Shaw b. 12 January 1815

Also known as J. Shaw
  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Photographer),
  • Artist (Painter)
James Shaw was born in 1815. He was a painter, photographer, engraver, lithographer, surveyor and lawyer. Shaw's two works 'Flood at Kent Town' and 'Sticking Up' were called 'historical' in the Society of Arts 1863 exhibition because they did not fit into any of the stipulated categories.
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creator of
The Admella Wrecked, Cape Banks, 6th August 1859
 
creator of
Fire at the Adelaide Steam Flour Mill, Mill Street, Adelaide, 17 April 1855
 
creator of
The Drifting Wreck
 
creator of
Sticking Up
 
creator of
Flood at Kent Town
 
creator of
Island of St Paul's
 
creator of
Scene in Jamaica
 
creator of
Adelaide, S.A. from Montefiore Hill
 
creator of
Town Hall Opening Ball, Adelaide June 1866
 
creator of
Gawler Town, S.A., from the South
 
creator of
View of the Hills from South Terrace, Adelaide
 
creator of
Mitcham Church
 
creator of
McLaren Wharf
 
creator of
City Ball in Honour of Prince Alfred
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creator of
The South Australian Parliament: The House of Assembly
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creator of
The Town Hall Opening Ball
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creator of
The Tannery
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creator of
Livingstone House
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creator of
Residence of F.B. Carlin, Kent Town
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creator of
Free Church, Adelaide
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Related recognitions
  • honourable mention from the judges (received)
  • South Australian Society of Arts Sixth Annual Exhibition (received)
  • South Australian Society of Arts Sixth Annual Exhibition (received)
  • honourable mention from the judges (received)