Sun Images of Australia: 19th Century Photography Panoramas
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	119 Anon (Circular Quay), c.1870s/c.1900s. Two-part panorama, albumen paper prints, 14.5 x 67.8cm. Few blemishes to sky; crease and tears to centre join. Linen-backed. The view is from East Circular Quay looking west.	$1,900
	120 Anon Albert Ground, Boxing Day December 26 1877. Athletic Sports and Balloon Ascent, 1877. Albumen paper prints, two-part panorama, titled on label below, 18.2 x 70.4cm. Repaired tears; creases; light foxing. Linen-backed. Extremely rare to see any balloon ascent in Australia.	$3,300
	121 Charles Bayliss (City of Sydney), 1879. Five panel panorama, albumen paper prints, signed in the plate second panel lower left, each panel approx 14.2 x 25cm, 14.2 x 129 overall. Linen-backed. A 360 degree panorama taken from the top of the centre dome of the Sydney Exhibition Building in the Botanic Gardens. The panorama starts, from the left, at Macquarie Street with the Colonial Secretary's building and The Treasury building in the first panel, continuing across Circular Quay and Farm Cove, and showing Government House and stables in the second panel. The view sweeps across Garden Island, Potts Point, Woolloomooloo and Rushcutters Bay with the Eastern Suburbs beyond in the third and fourth panel. The fifth panel shows a distant view of the southern suburbs, Hyde Park, St James Church spire, and the sixth ends back in Macquarie Street, with the Bent Street crossroads in the centre of the panel, and Darling Harbour in the far distance.	$4,900
	122 Anon (Sydney from the North Shore), c.1880. Five-part panorama, albumen paper prints, overall 28.4 x 171.4cm. Linen-backed. The Sydney International Exhibition Building can be seen on the far horizon: this building only stood from 1879-1882 when it was burned down. The panorama commences on the left with the lower North Shore in the foreground, with the Eastern Suburbs beyond the Harbour. The second panel covers Circular Quay and the foreshores of Millers Point, with Darling Harbour in panel 3 and the Parramatta River commencing on the right of panel 3 through Balmain on panel 4 with Lane Cover on the extreme right of panel 5.	$4,400
	123 Anon Panorama of Sydney looking East from tower of General Post Office, c.1880s. Five panel panorama, albumen paper prints, titled in the plate centre panel, approximately 33.1 x 130cm overall. From the left, the first landmark is the Lands Department, looking out over the harbour to Admiralty House, Kirribilli in the distance; in panel two Fort Denison and Farm Cove can be seen, with Garden Island beyond the Domain; and Sydney Heads on the horizon; the third panel Pitt, Castlereagh, Elizabeth and Macquarie Streets, with Parliament House and St Stephen's spire in the centre of the panel; the fourth panel looks over St James Church to Hyde Park and St Mary's Cathedral with the suburbs of Woolloomooloo, Darlinghurst beyond; the fifth panel shows The Australian Museum in College Street, the full extent of Hyde Park, and the Great Synagogue in Elizabeth Street.	$5,500
	124 Anon Kangaroo Point Panorama, c.1880s. Two panel panorama, albumen paper prints, titled and signed in the plate lower right, 19 x 24cm. Slight creases to edges.	$1,200
	125 Anon Panoramic from Coolangatta Mt (South Coast NSW), c.1880s. Two panel panorama, albumen paper prints, titled in pencil verso, each 17.3 x 47cm.	$1,200
	126 Kerry & Co. attrib. (View from Rose Bay Convent looking West up the Harbour), c.1900/1920s. Two-panel panorama, silver gelatin prints, 35.6 x 125.8cm. Linen backed. Showing Rose Bay, Double Bay, Clark and Shark Islands, Fort Denison and the North Shore.	$2,200
	127 Kerry & Co. Harbour from North Sydney (from Holtermann's Tower), c.1908/1920s. Two-panel panorama, silver gelatin prints, titled, numbered "22" and signed "Kerry Sydney" in the plate lower right, 37.5 x 114.5cm. Linen backed. Places are noted as follows, left to right: Darling Harbour, Goat Island, Berry's Bay, Long Nose Point, Biloela, Parramatta River, Lane Cove River. The panels of this panorama are unequal in size. The panorama was probably taken with the 40cm Cirkut camera imported by Kerry c.1908, "the introduction of which cased great interest in Sydney photographic circles" (David P. Millar, Charles Kerry's Federation Australia, David Ell Press 1981). The studio photographer was most likely Willem van der Velden, who used the camera to document the arrival of the American Fleet in 1908. "Assisted by young Robin Cale, Van used the Cirkut to record panoramas of Sydney from every lofty vantage point." The vantage point would have been Holtermann's Tower on the site of what is now Shore School at the top of Blue Street, North Sydney.	$2,200
	128 Kerry & Co. Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales Royal Easter Show 1909, 1909/1920s. Four irregular panels, silver gelatin prints, signed, titled and annotated in the negative, 35.5 x 183.1cm. Linen backed. View of the Show, showing Paddington/Moore Park Road across to the main arena and showground to Centennial Park. The spectacle of the Show and all its activities are captured in this evocative image of one of Sydney's favourite institutions. The Kerry Studior photographer is likely to have been either Harold Bradley or Willem van der Velden.	$3,900