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Painting of a long line of men passing through Flemington (Slide 1)
Andrew Jakubowicz.
Samuel Brees captured the movement in this painting of a long line of men passing through Flemington in 1856 at the outset of trek to the central gold field districts.
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unknown
Date Added:
04 February 2009
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source not available
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jpg (JPEG Image);
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56 KB
Dimensions:
550 x 353
Transcript
Chinese spilled out of ships at Melbourne throughout 1855 and 1856. Samuel Brees captured the movement in this painting of a long line of men passing through Flemington in 1856 at the outset of trek to the central gold field districts.
State Library of Victoria collections
Painting
Accessions H17071
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