Joseph Lycett b. c.1775

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Joseph Lycett was a painter. In 1811 he was convicted of forgery and transported to New South Wales for 14 years. Despite being called a portrait and miniature painter at the time of his conviction, all Lycett's extant subjects are topographical or botanical. In 1828 he was living near Bath when he was again arrested, cut his throat and while recovering in hospital, tore open the wound and died.
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creator of
Aborigines Resting by a Campfire near the Mouth of the Hunter River, Newcastle
 
creator of
The Residence of John McArthur Esquire. Near Parramatta, New South Wales
 
Courtesy of: Baillieu Library Special Collections, University of Melbourne
creator of
Views in Australia, or New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land Delineated
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Works on paper
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Plate Book, Colonial Art
URL
http://cat.lib.unimelb.edu.au/record=b1508838

London : J. Souter, ii, 15, [97] p., [50] leaves of plates (some folded): ill., maps; 30 × 39 cm.

 
creator of
North View of Sydney
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Held in Foreign and Commonwealth Office Library, London.

 
creator of
Inner View of Newcastle
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Note: Exhibited in The Australian Landscape, 1972
 

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