Robert Havell b. 1769

  • Artist (Printmaker)
Presumably of the well-known Reading family of artists and engravers, one of the 14 children of a drawing-master and the brother of William Havell.
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Citations

  • Spence, Beatrice (2000), 'The 'Official’ Image: Print Culture in Early Colonial Australia’, Canberra, ACT : NLA News (National Library of Australia News), May, p. 6.

  • Archer, Mildred (1972), 'British drawings in the India Office library’, HMSO, London, vol. 2.

See also

  • 'The Entrance of Port Jackson and Part of the Town of Sydney, New South Wales, 1823, hand-coloured aquatint, Rex Nan Kivell Collection (NK249/A), Pictorial Collection (U2034), reproduced in Beatrice Spence, "The 'Official' Image: Print Culture in Early Colonial Australia", NLA News, May 2000, p. 6.'.

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References [<ExternalResource: Spence, Beatrice (2000), 'The 'Official' Image: Print Culture in Early Colonial Australia', Canberra, ACT : NLA News (National Library of Australia News), May, p. 6.>, <ExternalResource: Archer, Mildred (1972), 'British drawings in the India Office library', HMSO, London, vol. 2.>]