Thomas James Nevin (1842-1923)
Professional photographer Thomas James Nevin was known by a number of variations of his name, and several of these are now used in books, articles, theses, and public holdings catalogues. His published names, including advertising, newspaper reports, signature on official documents and business name on studio stamps have appeared as the following:
- Thomas Nevin
- Thomas James Nevin
- Thomas J. Nevin
- Thomas Nevin senior
- Thos Nevin
- T. Nevin
- T. Nevin late A. Bock
- T. J. Nevin
- Nevin & Smith
- Clifford & Nevin.
Photographer Thomas James Nevin is not to be confused with his son by the same name, Thomas James Nevin (1874-1948) who was not a professional photographer.
Biographers Professor Joan Kerr and G. T. Stilwell (1992)
Curator John McPhee (ABC TV 2009) of T. J. Nevin exhibition QVMAG 1977
Main weblog
See also this separate site: Prisoner Pictures by T. J. Nevin
Please note that not all posts in each of these categories are listed below, and some links may be broken.
Career: studios, contracts, biographica
- Thos J. Nevin, juror on the Casimaty case, SC Hobart, 1918
- Sam Clifford's crime scene photos on board "Western Empire" 1868
- Thomas Nevin's studio decor: the lady's slipper chair
- Thomas J. Nevin's studio decor: the plinth
- Lost and found at the American War Mirror 1879
- Indigenous elder Truganini and poet Ann Kearney, 1875
- Thomas J. Nevin at William Snelling's inquest 1875
- Lost originals: the Nevin, Genge and Chandler family photographs
- NEVIN & SMITH, 1868: the client with white fingernails
- Captains, emigrants and convicts: the summer of 1842-1843 in Hobart, VDL
- George and Matilda Cherry at Thomas Nevin's studio ca. 1872
- Clients posing with Thomas J. Nevin's big box stereoscopic viewer
- Thomas J. Nevin at his finest: Camille Del Sarte and family 1860s-1870s
- John Nevin at inquest for James Thornton 1889
- Alfred Hope and his landau with Albert Nevin on horseback early 1900s
- Elizabeth Rachel Day's album opener 1860s
- Sarah Crouch at Thomas J. Nevin's studio ca. 1872
- Thomas Nevin's stereographs from the Pedder collection
- Death of Constable John Nevin in the typhoid epidemic of 1891
- Youngest daughter Minnie Nevin m. James Drew (1884-1974)
- Rosanna Domeney nee Tilley at Thomas Nevin's studio 1870s
- Thomas Nevin and Alfred Barrett Biggs 1872-1876
- Gold seekers Thomas Nevin, John Thorpe and Duncan Chisholm 1869
- Bleak Expectations: Captain Goldsmith's will in Chancery 1871-1922
- John Nevin snr and family 1851-1854: shipping documents
- John Nevin's poem on the death of James William Chisholm 1863
- Recent Hobart Publications 2016 and Thomas J. Nevin 1870s
- John Nevin senior's land grant 1859 at Port Cygnet
- Marriage breakdown: Elizabeth Amos v Alfred Threlkeld Mayson 1879-1882
- Tom Nevin and father-in-law bandmaster Walter Tennyson Bates
- The desecration of Minnie Carr's grave 1898
- Why shave? Thomas Nevin and the pogonophiles
- Elizabeth Bayley at Runnymede, New Town 1874-1875
- A remarkable New Town studio stamp: Thomas Nevin+s
- Thomas Nevin, informant for surveyor John Hurst 1868
- A few drinks on Christmas Eve 1885 at New Town
- Thomas J. Nevin at the New Town studio to 1888
- Constable Blakeney's revenge on Thomas Nevin 1880
- Miss Nevin and Morton Allport
- Constable John Nevin at Trucanini's funeral 1876
- Nevin Street and the Cascades Prison for Males 1870s-1880s
- John Watt Beattie and the Nevin family legacy
- "Lines on the much lamented death of Rebecca Jane Nevin" by John Nevin 1866
- Cousins Edward and Elizabeth baptised at St Mary's Rotherhithe
- Tom and May Nevin at the Union Chapel flower show 1892
- One of the last portraits by Alfred Bock in Hobart 1865
- Disambiguation: James Day 52 yrs old and transported to VDL 1836
- Captain Henry James Day of the 99th Regiment
- Mary Sophia Axup chair of the WPL 1913
- Alfred Bock's other apprentice: William Bock
- John Nevin snr Service Records in The First or Royal Regiment 1825-1841
- John Nevin snr and the Genge family
- Childhood photos of son George and daughter Minnie Nevin
- The Mayor's Court and the Hobart Town Hall Keeper
- The Odd Fellows' Hall photograph 1871
- Chiniquy rioters injuring the Town Hall 1879
- Thomas Nevin setting the police at defiance 1881
- The Supreme Court Mugshots taken by T.J Nevin from 1871 onwards
- The Photographer's wife at the studio
- John Nevin in the Royal Scots at the Canadian Rebellion 1837-38
- Watering the Town Hall trees too "infra dig" for the caretaker
- The Excelsior Coal Mine at New Town 1874
- Husbands and Wives NPG Exhibition 2010
- Gunner Athol Tennyson Nevin and his WW2 medals
- Thomas Nevin and the Loyal United Brothers Lodge
- The Nevin farm burglariously entered 1881
- Constable W.J. Nevin at inquest 1882
- Thomas Nevin 1886: assistant bailiff to Inspector Dorsett
- Thos. (Thomas) Jas. (James) Nevin snr, John Perkins jnr and W.R. Giblin
- The case of prisoner Francis SHEARAN
- Apprentices: The Good, The Bad and The Careless
- A Zoological Curiosity at the Town Hall 1877
- An Ornithological Disaster: Thomas Nevin's emu 1878
- John Nevin: "My Cottage in the Wilderness" 1868
- John Nevin and Gould's white goshawk
- The early deaths of Thomas Nevin's sisters and niece Rebecca, Mary and Minnie Carr
- First son and second child, Thomas 'Sonny' Nevin
- Jack Nevin, the other photographer in Thomas Nevin's family
- The QVMAG convict photos exhibition 1977
- Working with police and prisoners
- Thomas Nevin self portraits 1850s-1880
- Oral history: Nevin family at Kangaroo Valley
- The Nevin group portrait and wedding photo 1871
- The Medical Officer's report of the Fairlie passengers 1852
- Site Map No.1: Two generations of Thomas J. Nevin's Family
- Thomas Nevin's GHOST incident makes news in Maitland NSW
- Nevins on sick list during voyage out on the Fairlie 1852
- John Nevin's Wesleyan Lament
- Thomas James 'Sonny' Nevin (1874 - 1948)
- With Alfred Bock at The City Photographic Establishment 1860s
- Studio decor: the table with the griffin-shaped legs
- The Chiniquy Riots, Hobart Town Hall 1879
- Elizabeth Rachel Nevin nee Day & children
- Professor Joan Kerr 1992-4
- Key dates in Thomas Nevin's life
- Parkhurst Boys on board 'The Fairlie' 1852
- Thomas Nevin, self-portrait ca. 1871
- Kangaroo Valley house and school stereographs ca.1868
- Thomas Nevin's Rank 1871
- Signatures and handwriting 1870s
- Thomas Nevin's funeral notice 1923
- Alfred Bock's stock-in-trade
- G.T. Stilwell's letter to Mrs Shelverton 1977
- John Nevin's marriages to Mary Ann Dickson and Martha Genge
- Thomas Nevin self portraits 1850s-1880
- Thomas Nevin detained for acting in concert with the "GHOST"
- Appearing late at night as a ghost
- Thomas and Elizabeth Nevin's Wedding Photographs 1871
- Tasmanian Newspapers: The Mercury & STILWELL Index
Stereography
- Thomas J. Nevin and the Salmon Act petition 1879
- Thomas J. Nevin at the Citizen's Arch, 8 January 1868
- Elizabeth Allport nee Ritchie at Thomas J. Nevin's studio 1876
- Thomas Nevin's stereographs from the Pedder collection
- Contractors Thomas J. Nevin and "dog on the chain" James Spence 1872
- Thomas Nevin and Alfred Barrett Biggs 1872-1876
- Thomas Nevin, Sam Clifford and the Flying Squadron at Hobart, January 1870
- A distinguished forelock: Henry Dresser Atkinson on board the "City of Hobart" 1872
- Thomas Nevin's photographs mounted on calico 1870s
- Gold seekers Thomas Nevin, John Thorpe and Duncan Chisholm 1869
- Dan Sprod and Thomas J. Nevin's photography in the 1970s
- Thomas Nevin's stereo view of St Mary's Cathedral, Hobart, ca. 1874
- Thomas Nevin and the Terpsichoreans, New Norfolk 1867 2
- The house called "Tolosa" on the Hull estate
- Portraits and landscapes from T. J. Nevin's cohort
- John Nevin senior's land grant 1859 at Port Cygnet
- Marriage breakdown: Elizabeth Amos v Alfred Threlkeld Mayson 1879-1882
- Captain Goldsmith, Captain Clinch & the Tasmanian Steamship Navigation Company
- Trout and salmon ova for New Zealand 1873;
- The photographer's tent at Port Arthur: 1872 or 1874?
- Why shave? Thomas Nevin and the pogonophiles
- Nevin's coal mine stereograph for Messrs Sims and Stops
- Bridge over the Derwent at New Norfolk 1850s-1890s
- With Jean Porthouse GRAVES 1870s West Hobart
- On board the Harriet McGregor 1871-80
- The Glenorchy Landslip 1872
- Elwick House and Elwick Bay
- Thomas Nevin on kunanyi/Mount Wellington 1860s
- Nevin's photographs at the Art Gallery NSW exhibition 2015
- A supine "selfie" by Thomas J. Nevin 1870
- Thomas Nevin's VIP commission 1872
- Views and portraits for the Lands & Survey Department
- Tombstones copied, Terms: - Cheap!
- A remarkable New Town studio stamp: Thomas Nevin+s
- The firm of Nevin & Smith stamps and label 1867-1868
- The concertina player 1860s
- Marcus Clarke and Thomas Nevin at the Old Bell Hotel 1870
- Captain Edward Goldsmith at The New Market Banquet 1854
- Thomas J. Nevin's Blue Ink Series
- Tom and May Nevin at the Union Chapel flower show 1892
- The Governor's Levee 1855: Captain Goldsmith and son Edward
- Captain Edward Goldsmith and the McGregor family
- Posing with a stereoscopic viewer
- Thomas Nevin's stereos of sister Mary Ann at New Town rivulet
- Queen's Brian May & Elena Vidal on T.R. Williams' stereography
- T. NEVIN PHOTO: The blindstamp impress on stereographs
- Samuel Clifford, Thomas Nevin and two cameras
- The Photographer's wife at the studio
- The Excelsior Coal Mine at New Town 1874
- On the road with Sam Clifford and Thomas Nevin 1874
- Apprentices: The Good, The Bad and The Careless
- Thomas Nevin and H.H. Baily at the Regatta 1872
- Thomas J. Nevin's big tabletop stereograph viewer
- Red and violet: the impact of Brewster stereoscopy
- Thomas Nevin's stereography
- Site Map No.2: Professional work as commercial and police photographer
- Melville St from the Hobart Gaol 140 years ago
- Thomas Nevin and Robert Smith 1865-1868
- Stereographs by Clifford & Nevin at 'Narryna'
- Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery databases
- Thomas Nevin & Samuel Clifford partnership and identical views 1860s-1870s
- Jack Nevin at the Hobart Gaol 1860s
- Young man with stereograph viewer
- Hobart Town from Lime Kiln Hill
- Thomas Nevin's salt paper stereos at the TMAG
- At Lady Franklin's Museum, Kangaroo Valley 1868
- Rocking Stone Parties on kunanyi/Mount Wellington
- Clifford & Nevin at the Salmon Ponds and Plenty 1860s-1870s
- State Library of Tasmania's "Unknown"
- Nevin & Smith studio Elizabeth St. 1867-1868
- The New Town Studio Stereographs
Prison photographer, Port Arthur and Hobart Gaol
- Prisoner Thomas RYAN 1867-1877
- Prisoner George CHARLTON, photo by T. J. Nevin, September 1874
- Prisoner Charles J. GARFORTH said he would make Superintendent Adolarious H. BOYD pay dearly, 1875
- Beware AI generated images of your criminal ancestors!
- The Poulter album: "Weekly Courier" reprints 1900s of 1870s photographs by T. J. Nevin
- PrisonerJohn FITZPATRICK and/or John FITZGERALD 1867-1885
- In a party mood: prisoner Michael LYNCH (as Horrigan, Harrigan or Sullivan), Christmas Eve, December 24th 1881
- Prisoner Cornelius HESTER, photograph by T. J. Nevin 1874
- T. J. NEVIN's cdv's of Wm PRICE and Wm YEOMANS and A. H. BOYD's testimony 1875
- Shorthand, Hansard, Port Arthur, corruption and laughter in Parliament 18th July 1873.
- A missing photograph and missing letter: John SMITH (x 2) per "Mangles" and Lord Calthorpe
- Prisoner Thomas ARCHER alias Thomas SMITH or James SMITH 1875
- The case against Henry Stock 1884 for the murder of his wife and her child
- Prisoner Joseph WALMSLEY: a "queer-looking man" 1842-1891
- Prisoner James GLEN 1874 and 2003
- "Hair inclined to be curley": prisoner Henry SMITH aka Clabby aka Cooper
- T. J. Nevin's 1870s mugshots the inspiration for 21st century artworks
- Prisoner Richard PHILLIPS 1874
- Prisoner George GROWSETT 1860 and 1873
- Exhibition 2019: T. J. NEVIN's mugshot of prisoner James BLANCHFIELD 1875
- Prisoner John NOWLAN alias DOWLING 1870 - 1876
- Prisoner William SAYER or SAWYER 1875
- Prisoner James ROGERS forges into the leap year 1868
- Thomas Nevin's photographs mounted on calico 1870s
- Prisoner Daniel DAVIS 1883, 1892 and 1897
- Dan Sprod and Thomas J. Nevin's photography in the 1970s
- T. J. Nevin's mugshot of John FINELLY taken at the Police Office Hobart March 1874
- The LONG con: our comments on Julia Clark's fraudulent thesis
- Prisoner William TURNER 1841-1879
- Convict photographs by T. J. Nevin at the Art Gallery NSW Centenary Exhibition 1976
- Weekly Returns, the police forms 1880s: no more ships' names please
- Prisoners George NEAL (aka Neill) and George NEAL
- Prisoners William SEWELL and Ralph NEILL 1867-1874
- Prisoner Philip BURTON
- A glaring fraud: Joseph James COOPER aka the "Artful Dodger" 1875-1889
- Sideshow Alley: Thomas Nevin at the NPG exhibition 2015
- Prisoner Henry CLABBY and the TMAG frame-up
- Thomas Nevin and Frederick Stops, right-hand man to the A-G
- Rogues Gallery: the National Library of Australia collection
- Prisoner William KELLOW 1872
- Prisoner John POPE 1881
- Miscarriage of justice: the case of John MAYNE 1874
- Rogues Gallery: Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery Collection
- Thomas Nevin’s glass plates of prisoners 1870s
- Prisoner William RYAN wholesale forger at the TMAG
- Prisoner Cornelius GLEESON 1873 and 1916
- Rogues Gallery: the QVMAG prisoner photographs collection
- Hobart Gaol camera and mugshot books 1891-1901
- Nevin's photographs at the Art Gallery NSW exhibition 2015
- Calling the shots in colour 1864-1879
- Prisoner Richard COPPING and Hobart Gaol executions
- Julia Clark must face up to academic fraud
- Mugshots removed: Edward Searle's Album 1915
- Prisoner James GEARY: mugshots and rap sheet 1865-1896
- Prisoner Mark JEFFREY, a Port Arthur flagellator
- Prisoner Ephraim DOE
- The Trial of Joshua ANSON 1877
- The Albumen Process: examples by Thomas J Nevin ca. 1874
- Carnal knowledge of children: convictions 1860s-1880s
- Disambiguation: two prisoners called William SMITH
- Prisoner Michael GILMORE and the NLA
- Prisoner Charles GARFITT and the QVMAG
- Prisoner Thomas GRIFFIN
- John Watt Beattie and the Nevin family legacy
- Prisoner Nathan HUNT 1870s-1890s
- Photographers A. Bock, S. Clifford and T. Nevin at Port Arthur
- The fruitless search of wadsley-1
- Mugshots removed: prisoner William FORD 1886
- Tasmanian prisoner portraits from TAHO at Flickr
- Two mugshots of convict Hugh COHEN or Cowen/Cowan 1878
- Prisoner mugshots by Constable John Nevin to 1890
- Mugshots removed: Thomas RILEY aka Ryley/Reilly 1875 and 1892
- Prisoner Robert aka James OGDEN, photographed by T. J. Nevin 1875
- Convict portraits by Thomas J. Nevin at the National Library of Australia
- "Securing a proper likeness": Tasmania, NSW and Victoria from 1871
- Captain Henry James Day of the 99th Regiment
- Prisoner James MORGAN alias Morgan the Poet who sings in pubs
- The Millbank Prison photographer 1888
- How to read the records: prisoner Peter MOONEY
- Prisoner George WILLIS and Tasmanian police records 1872-1880
- Prisoner John SULLIVAN, cook and thief 1875
- Edwin Barnard at the NLA with Nevin's convict photographs
- A missing or unidentified mugshot : prisoner Alfred HARRINGTON
- Habitual offender Edward WALLACE at the Hobart Gaol
- Thomas FRANCIS was photographed by T.J. NEVIN on 6th Feb 1874
- Good reading for The Kid 1921: Tasmanian police gazettes
- Tasmanian crime statistics 1866-1875
- The Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery holdings
- From Thomas Bock to Thomas Nevin: Supreme Court prisoner portraits
- The Supreme Court Mugshots taken by T.J Nevin from 1871 onwards
- Warwick Reeder: in search of an "author"
- Aliases, Copies and Misattribution
- Samuel Page's Royal Mail coach
- A first-class faithful Likeness, February 1873
- Vernacular or art? Nevin at the threshold in 1874
- Tricks of the prison limner and sitter 1866
- Thomas Nevin 1886: assistant bailiff to Inspector Dorsett
- Improprieties: A. H. Boyd and the Parasitic Attribution
- Prisoners Wm MEAGHER, Wm LEE and Chas ROSETTA 1870s
- The case of prisoner Leonard HAND
- Poster boys 1991 of Tasmanian prisoners 1870s
- 19th century prison photography: Tasmania 1872
- The case of prisoner Francis SHEARAN
- Fraudulent pretensions
- T. J. Nevin's prisoner mugshots, Mitchell Library NSW
- T. J. Nevin's mugshots: the transitional pose and frame
- Nevin's photos of prisoners SUTHERLAND and STOCK with death warrant
- Margaret Glover and the fabrication of photohistory
- The QVMAG convict photos exhibition 1977
- "In a New Light": NLA Exhibition with Boyd misattribution
- Three significant prisoner cartes by T.J. Nevin
- Two histories, one execution: prisoners Job SMITH & Emanuel BLORE
- About those photographic glasses 1873 ...
- Working with police and prisoners
- From glass negative to print: prisoner Bewley TUCK
- Younger brother Constable John (Jack) NEVIN (1852-1891)
- The trial of Joshua ANSON 1877
- Prisoner James THOMAS
- Prisoner William HARRISON 1873
- Prisoner Charles HEYS [Hayes?] or WARD
- Prisoner George EDIKER
- Prisoner Henry PAGE
- Prisoner Luke MARSHALL
- Convict cartes by Thomas Nevin at the new NPG Canberra
- Babette Smith on Australia's Birthstain
- Site Map No.2: Professional work as commercial and police photographer
- Nevins on sick list during voyage out on the Fairlie 1852
- Heads of the People exhibition NPG Canberra 2000
- The first Rogues' Galleries
- The PARKHURST prisoners & anthropometry
- Prisoner Bewley TUCK can speak for himself
- Trademarks copyrighted for 14 years
- The A.H. Boyd misattribution at DAAO
- Prisoner portraits taken at trial and discharge 1870s
- National Library of Australia's convict portraits
- Prisoner George LEATHLEY
- Poster of Thomas Nevin's convict photographs 1870s
- Thomas Nevin's hand-coloured convict photographs
- Cartes-de-visite photographs of convicts by Nettleton and Nevin
- T. J. Nevin's Royal Arms studio stamp
- Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery databases
- Mirror with a Memory Exhibition, National Portrait Gallery 2000
- Two histories, two inscriptions: Tasmanian prisoners 1874
- Anne-Marie Willis & Richard Neville on the Boyd misattribution
- Alfred Bock & Thomas Nevin at Port Arthur 1860s
- The Old Curiosity Shop
- Prisoner Charles BROWN aka Wm FORSTER: The Bulletin, May 16, 1978
- Well-groomed prisoners MORRIS and EVANS
- Nepotism, corruption and Port Arthur 1873
- Sir Francis Smith, the death warrant, and the photographer
- W. R. Giblin, Judge, Attorney-General and Premier
- Anthony Trollope's Port Arthur interviewee 1872
- Mugshots removed: Edward Searle's album 1915
- NLA 'native' convict 1874 with no attribution
- Jack Nevin at the Hobart Gaol 1860s
- The QVMAG, the NLA, Chris Long, and A.H. Boyd
- The journey from Hobart to Port Arthur 1873-4
- NLA's 'Intersections' with convict carte by Nevin
- Parkhurst Boys on board 'The Fairlie' 1852
- Prison photographers: Nevin, Nettleton, and Crawford
- Execution of prisoners SUTHERLAND and OGDEN 1883
- How misattribution can persist
- Convict Carte No. 1: George WHITE aka NUTT
- The QVMAG Exhibition 1977 of convict photographs
- Prisoner records of Allan WILLIAMSON and William SMITH
- Robert Hughes "The Fatal Shore" with mugshots by T. J. Nevin'
- Archives Office of Tasmania convict photographs by T. J. Nevin
- The Australian People: six prisoner cdv's by T. J. Nevin
- NLA holdings of Thomas J. Nevin's convict portraits
Exhibitions and Publications
- What AI told us about "thomas j nevin tasmanian photographer"
- Confusion for the press, 1879: was she/he/they a female or a male "impersonator"?
- T. Nevin cdv at the "Who Are You" exhibition, NGV and NPG 2022
- Elizabeth Allport nee Ritchie at Thomas J. Nevin's studio 1876
- Gifts for Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, Hobart 1868
- "Hair inclined to be curley": prisoner Henry SMITH aka Clabby aka Cooper
- T. J. Nevin's 1870s mugshots the inspiration for 21st century artworks
- Thomas Nevin's stereographs from the Pedder collection
- Prisoner Richard PHILLIPS 1874
- Thomas Nevin and Alfred Barrett Biggs 1872-1876
- Exhibition 2019: T. J. NEVIN's mugshot of prisoner James BLANCHFIELD 1875
- Prisoner John NOWLAN alias DOWLING 1870 - 1876
- Thomas Nevin, Sam Clifford and the Flying Squadron at Hobart, January 1870
- Captain Goldsmith, AWOL seaman Geeves, and HMS Havannah
- Thomas Nevin at the Canary and Cage Bird Show 1869
- Dan Sprod and Thomas J. Nevin's photography in the 1970s
- The Long Con: Chris LONG and the FRITH family legacy 2018
- T. J. Nevin's mugshot of John FINELLY taken at the Police Office Hobart March 1874
- Prisoner John APPLEBY 1873
- Captain Edward Goldsmith and the conundrums of the Ethiopian Serenaders 1851
- Treasures passed down from Captain Edward Goldsmith and Captain James Day
- Thomas Nevin at the Tasmanian Poultry Show 1869
- The house called "Tolosa" on the Hull estate
- Prisoner William TURNER 1841-1879
- Recent Hobart Publications 2016 and Thomas J. Nevin 1870s
- Convict photographs by T. J. Nevin at the Art Gallery NSW Centenary Exhibition 1976
- Captain Edward Goldsmith and the gold mania of the 1850s
- Thomas Nevin's Christmas feat 1874
- Prisoners George NEAL (aka Neill) and George NEAL
- Captain Edward Goldsmith and Charles Dickens' well pump
- Captain Goldsmith, three bloodstock fillies and a larboard collision
- Captain & Mrs Elizabeth Goldsmith: Rattler's maiden voyage 1846
- Captain Goldsmith, the Parrock Hall and playwright David Burn, Sydney 1844
- Sideshow Alley: Thomas Nevin at the NPG exhibition 2015
- A Christmas Story: Captain Goldsmith, Charles Dickens and the Higham mail box.
- Prisoner Henry CLABBY and the TMAG frame-up
- Thomas Nevin and Frederick Stops, right-hand man to the A-G
- On board the Harriet McGregor 1871-80
- Thomas Nevin’s glass plates of prisoners 1870s
- Prisoner Cornelius GLEESON 1873 and 1916
- Nevin's photographs at the Art Gallery NSW exhibition 2015
- Calling the shots in colour 1864-1879
- Prisoner Alfred MALDEN or MALDON 1874
- The firm of Nevin & Smith stamps and label 1867-1868
- Thomas Nevin, informant for surveyor John Hurst 1868
- Marcus Clarke and Thomas Nevin at the Old Bell Hotel
- Prisoner Mark JEFFREY, a Port Arthur flagellator
- Blame it on Beattie: the Parliamentarians photographs
- Captain Edward Goldsmith in Davey Street, Hobart 1854
- Captain Edward Goldsmith at the Royal Society Gardens
- Prisoner Michael GILMORE and the NLA
- Prisoner Charles GARFITT and the QVMAG
- John Watt Beattie and the Nevin family legacy
- Two couples, two dogs by A. Bock and T. Nevin
- Paris Expo 1855: Captain Goldsmith's blue gum plank
- Thomas J. Nevin's Blue Ink Series
- Captain Edward Goldsmith and the wreck of the James 1830
- Mr Lipscombe, Captain Goldsmith and the Mammoth Strawberry
- Hector Axup's donation to The Boys' Home for a ship 1887
- Queen's Brian May & Elena Vidal on T.R. Williams' stereography
- Edwin Barnard at the NLA with Nevin's convict photographs
- A missing or unidentified mugshot : prisoner Alfred HARRINGTON
- Thomas FRANCIS was photographed by T.J. NEVIN on 6th Feb 1874
- The Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery holdings
- Aliases, Copies and Misattribution
- Samuel Page's Royal Mail coach
- Julia Clark: A Question of Stupidity & the NLA
- Husbands and Wives NPG Exhibition 2010
- The Colonists' Trip to Adventure Bay 1872
- Vernacular or art? Nevin at the threshold in 1874
- Nevin's portraits of children gifted to the Duke 1868
- Poster boys 1991 of Tasmanian prisoners 1870s
- On the road with Sam Clifford and Thomas Nevin 1874
- A Zoological Curiosity at the Town Hall 1877
- An Ornithological Disaster: Thomas Nevin's emu 1878
- Thomas Nevin's Christmas cards 1874;
- Thomas Nevin and H.H. Baily at the Regatta 1872
- John Nevin: "My Cottage in the Wilderness" 1868
- John Nevin and Gould's white goshawk
- Fraudulent pretensions
- The QVMAG convict photos exhibition 1977
- "In a New Light": NLA Exhibition with Boyd misattribution
- Two histories, one execution: prisoners Job SMITH & Emanuel BLORE
- About those photographic glasses 1873 ...
- Red and violet: the impact of Brewster stereoscopy
- Prisoner John MORAN
- Convict cartes by Thomas Nevin at the new NPG Canberra
- Babette Smith on Australia's Birthstain
- Site Map No.2: Professional work as commercial and police photographer
- Thomas Nevin's GHOST incident makes news in Maitland NSW
- Heads of the People exhibition NPG Canberra 2000
- The first Rogues' Galleries
- Laterality: the poses in Nevin's portraits
- The PARKHURST prisoners & anthropometry
- Melville St from the Hobart Gaol 140 years ago
- Prisoner Bewley TUCK can speak for himself
- Thomas Nevin and Robert Smith 1865-1868
- National Library of Australia's convict portraits
- Poster of Thomas Nevin's convict photographs 1870s
- Tasmanian Studios to 1900
- Wellington Park Exhibition July 1868
- Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery databases
- Mirror with a Memory Exhibition, National Portrait Gallery 2000
- Two histories, two inscriptions: Tasmanian prisoners 1874
- Anne-Marie Willis & Richard Neville on the Boyd misattribution
- The Old Curiosity Shop
- Dry plate photography 1860s
- John Watt Beattie's Museum ca 1916
- Prisoner Charles BROWN aka Wm FORSTER: The Bulletin, May 16, 1978
- The Chiniquy Riots, Hobart Town Hall 1879
- Professor Joan Kerr 1992-4
- Anthony Trollope's Port Arthur interviewee 1872
- Mugshots removed: Edward Searle's album 1915
- The QVMAG, the NLA, Chris Long, and A.H. Boyd
- NLA's 'Intersections' with convict carte by Nevin
- How misattribution can persist
- Convict Carte No. 1: George WHITE aka NUTT
- The QVMAG Exhibition 1977 of convict photographs
- Thomas Nevin's Rank 1871
- Prisoner records of Allan WILLIAMSON and William SMITH
- At Lady Franklin's Museum, Kangaroo Valley 1868
- Rocking Stone Parties on kunanyi/Mount Wellington
- G.T. Stilwell's letter to Mrs Shelverton 1977
- Clifford & Nevin's cartes: tints versus daubs
- Robert Hughes "The Fatal Shore" with mugshots by T. J. Nevin'
- The Australian People: six prisoner cdv's by T. J. Nevin
- NLA holdings of Thomas J. Nevin's convict portraits
- The red and green tinted sprigs and Wm Maguire
- Tasmanian Newspapers: The Mercury & STILWELL Index
Private Collections
- Thomas Nevin's studio decor: the lady's slipper chair
- Indigenous elder Truganini and poet Ann Kearney, 1875
- Captains, emigrants and convicts: the summer of 1842-1843 in Hobart, VDL
- Best of friends: Emma PITT and Liz O'MEAGHER 1866
- Lost and found: one day in 1866 and the scientific racism which followed
- Reproductions of Charles A. Woolley's portrait of Tasmanian Aborigines 1860s-1915
- Thomas J. Nevin at his finest: Camille Del Sarte and family 1860s-1870s
- Alfred Bock and the Bayles sisters
- Elizabeth Allport nee Ritchie at Thomas J. Nevin's studio 1876
- Gifts for Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, Hobart 1868
- Elizabeth Rachel Day's album opener 1860s
- T. J. Nevin's 1870s mugshots the inspiration for 21st century artworks
- Death of Constable John Nevin in the typhoid epidemic of 1891
- Youngest daughter Minnie Nevin m. James Drew (1884-1974)
- Christmas from our Archives
- A distinguished forelock: Henry Dresser Atkinson on board the "City of Hobart" 1872
- Treasures passed down from Captain Edward Goldsmith and Captain James Day
- Portraits and landscapes from T. J. Nevin's cohort
- One session, two poses at the City Photographic Establishment
- Captain Goldsmith, James Lucas and Peter Fraser: 500 acre leases 1853
- John Nevin senior's land grant 1859 at Port Cygnet
- Marriage breakdown: Elizabeth Amos v Alfred Threlkeld Mayson 1879-1882
- Tom Nevin and father-in-law bandmaster Walter Tennyson Bates
- Thomas Nevin's Christmas feat 1874
- Captain Edward Goldsmith's grave at Chalk Church, Kent UK
- The photographer's tent at Port Arthur: 1872 or 1874?
- Why shave? Thomas Nevin and the pogonophiles
- Captain Edward Goldsmith: Falkland Islands 183
- With Jean Porthouse GRAVES 1870s West Hobart
- On board the Harriet McGregor 1871-80
- Donation of Nevin graphica from private collector to the NLA
- Thomas Nevin's VIP commission 1872
- Portraits of older women by Thomas Nevin 1870s
- Male and female clerics and Nevin's table 1870s
- Thomas Nevin's women clients and their dresses 1870s
- Views and portraits for the Lands & Survey Department
- Our Fifteenth Anniversary 2005-2020
- Thomas J. Nevin at the New Town studio to 1888
- Captain Edward Goldsmith in Davey Street, Hobart 1854
- Constable John Nevin at Trucanini's funeral 1876
- John Watt Beattie and the Nevin family legacy
- Captain Edward Goldsmith and the Waterloo (1832)
- "Lines on the much lamented death of Rebecca Jane Nevin" by John Nevin 1866
- Two couples, two dogs by A. Bock and T. Nevin
- Thomas J. Nevin's Blue Ink Series
- Cousins Edward and Elizabeth baptised at St Mary's Rotherhithe
- Tom and May Nevin at the Union Chapel flower show 1892
- One of the last portraits by Alfred Bock in Hobart 1865
- Mary Sophia Axup chair of the WPL 1913
- Testimonial to Captain Edward Goldsmith 1849
- John Nevin snr Service Records in The First or Royal Regiment 1825-1841
- John Nevin snr and the Genge family
- Posing with a stereoscopic viewer
- Thomas Nevin's stereos of sister Mary Ann at New Town rivulet
- Childhood photos of son George and daughter Minnie Nevin
- A highly coloured portrait
- T. NEVIN PHOTO: The blindstamp impress on stereographs
- Samuel Clifford, Thomas Nevin and two cameras
- T.J. Nevin's portraits of the McVilly children 1874
- Preview: The Liam Peters Collection
- The Photographer's wife at the studio
- Lyn Hagan: art from Nevin's 'Tazmanian' convicts
- John Nevin in the Royal Scots at the Canadian Rebellion 1837-38
- Husbands and Wives NPG Exhibition 2010
- Gunner Athol Tennyson Nevin and his WW2 medals
- Gunner Albert Morris and Eva Morris nee Nevin 1930s-40s
- A first-class faithful Likeness, February 1873
- Christmas 1874: Thomas Nevin's photographic feat
- Thomas Nevin's Christmas cards 1874
- John Nevin: "My Cottage in the Wilderness" 1868
- John Nevin and Gould's white goshawk
- Portraits by T.J. Nevin in The Lucy Batchelor Collection
- First son and second child, Thomas 'Sonny' Nevin
- Thomas J. Nevin's big tabletop stereograph viewer
- Wedding gift: Treaty of Paris medallion 1856
- Jack Nevin, the other photographer in Thomas Nevin's family
- Fourth son George Ernest Nevin (1880-1957)
- Thomas Nevin self portraits 1850s-1880
- Red and violet: the impact of Brewster stereoscopy
- Younger brother Constable John (Jack) NEVIN (1852-1891)
- Oral history: Nevin family at Kangaroo Valley
- Portraits of youngest son Albert E. NEVIN with horse 1914-17
- Thomas Nevin's stereography
- Thomas Nevin's portraits of his wife Elizabeth Rachel
- Third son William John Nevin (1878-1927)
- The Nevin group portrait and wedding photo 1871
- Preview of 2009: a selection from Nevin family collections
- Site Map No.1: Two generations of Thomas J. Nevin's Family
- Site Map No.2: Professional Work
- Another rare Nevin & Smith studio stamp
- Elizabeth Nevin's souvenir cruet of the Model Prison
- Sonny Nevin's American journey with the Bates family
- First- born child May Nevin and her China trade soapstone vase/brush washer
- John Nevin's Wesleyan Lament
- Thomas Nevin & Samuel Clifford partnership and identical views 1860s-1870s
- Thomas James 'Sonny' Nevin (1874 - 1948)
- Haulage at Newdegate Street North Hobart
- With Alfred Bock at The City Photographic Establishment 1860s
- Studio decor: the table with the griffin-shaped legs
- Elizabeth Rachel Nevin nee Day & children
- Mary Sophia Day (m. Axup), Thomas Nevin's sister-in-law
- Jack Nevin at the Hobart Gaol 1860s
- Hector Charles James Horatio AXUP, Thomas Nevin's brother-in-law
- Young man with stereograph viewer
- Charles A. Woolley and H.H. Baily
- Thomas Nevin, self-portrait ca. 1871
- Kangaroo Valley house and school stereographs ca.1868
- Harrisson Collection: three studio stamps
- Marcel Safier Collection
- Alfred Bock's stock-in-trade
- Clifford & Nevin's cartes: tints versus daubs
- Thomas Nevin's studio decor and tints ca.1871
- Mary Ann Nevin, sister of Thomas Nevin
- John Nevin's marriages to Mary Ann Dickson and Martha Genge
- Clifford & Nevin at the Salmon Ponds and Plenty 1860s-1870s
- The Clifford & Nevin portraits with hand-colouring
- The red and green tinted sprigs and Wm Maguire
- Thomas and Elizabeth Nevin's Wedding Photographs 1871
- Nevin & Smith studio Elizabeth St. 1867-1868
Navigation
- Site Map No. 1: Biographica - Nevin Family
- Site Map No. 2: Thomas J. Nevin - Professional Work
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