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John Wesley Burtt b. 1839

Burtt is a minor Victorian artist who created the large historical painting depicting John Batman meeting with Victorian Aboriginal Chiefs in 1835.

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Name

John Wesley Burtt

Gender

Male

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Birth date

1839

Death date

1917

Death place

Melbourne

Burial place

Melbourne General Cemetery, Parkville, Vic

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Related works	View of Hobart Town (creator of) Portrait of J. Bosisto MP (creator of) Suburban Melbourne (creator of) Melancthon (creator of) News from Australia (creator of) Sheep in Repose (creator of) Rachel at the Well (creator of) Batman's treaty with the Aboriginies at Merri Creek, 6th June 1835 (creator of)	View of Hobart Town (creator of) Portrait of J. Bosisto MP (creator of) Suburban Melbourne (creator of) Melancthon (creator of) News from Australia (creator of) Sheep in Repose (creator of) Batman's treaty with the Aboriginies at Merri Creek, 6th June 1835 (creator of) Rachel at the Well (creator of)
Related events	Australian Natives Association exhibition (exhibited at) Centennial International Exhibition (None) Intercolonial Exhibition (exhibited at) Victorian Intercolonial Exhibition (None) Intercolonial Exhibition (exhibited at) Ballarat Institute Exhibition (exhibited at) Geelong Mechanics Institute exhibition (None) Melbourne Public Library exhibition (None)	Australian Natives Association exhibition (exhibited at) Intercolonial Exhibition (exhibited at) Ballarat Institute Exhibition (exhibited at) Intercolonial Exhibition (exhibited at) Centennial International Exhibition (None) Victorian Intercolonial Exhibition (None) Geelong Mechanics Institute exhibition (None) Melbourne Public Library exhibition (None)