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(Design for the transparency for the marriage of the Prince of Wales in Sydney)

by Willson, John Henry.

(transparency to celebrate the marriage of the Prince of Wales)

by Ick, .

A Peep at the 'Bush': 'Hunter River' from the Obelisk above the Town of Newcastle, N.S. Wales

by Oldham, James M..

A Series of Photographs illustrating the Visit of Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales to Mar Lodge, the Seat of the Right Hon. the Earl and Countess of Fife, during the Bramer Gathering of 1863

by Prout, Victor Albert.

Bush Life in New South Wales. The Arrival of the Mail

by Warwick, Benjamin.

First Volunteers Encampment Prince of Wales Bay 1869

by Solly, Benjamin Travers.

Pencil on grey paper with white (NT).

Map of New South Wales and Part of Queensland

by Degotardi, John.

Panoramic View of Armidale, New South Wales

by Roberts, John Rider.

Prince of Wales

by Starnes, William Henry.

View in Wales

by Boyd, Joseph F..

View on the Clarence River, New South Wales

by Roberts, John Rider.

Tritons, Britannia Letting Australia Walk Alone

by Strafford, George.

medallion of Frederick Wallis

by Thomas, Margaret.

Walsh, James, b. 1833
painter and clerk. Arrived in Western Australia as a convict in 1854. A series of twelve pencil and watercolour sketches of Aborigines are attributed to ...
Portrait of Henry Walters Risien

by Wilder, Joseph Warrin.

Sir Walter Raleigh

by Duckett, Thomas.

Hunt, Walter
Walter Hunt was a professional photographer who worked in Sydney in the 1860s. He seems to have been connected with Henry Hunt and Miss Hunt.
Mason, Walter, b. 1820
English colonial male wood-engraver and painter who studied in the USA and London. He was known to be generous for various causes, even though he ...
McGill, Walter, b. 1826
Mid 19th century Port Fairy (VIC) and Sydney sculptor, monumental mason and phrenologist.
Osborne, John Walter, b. 1828
Photographer and inventor of world's first commercially viable photolithographic process, adopted by Government of Victoria in 1861. Osborne's invention proved successful in England, Germany and ...