19th century Australian police and commercial photographer Thomas J. Nevin (1842-1923)
← About & Contact || Sitemap: Family || Sitemap: Work || Complete archive || Home →
T. J. Nevin self-portrait 1873
In his own words...Seventeen years ago (before 2005 actually) we started blogging about Tasmanian photographer Thomas J. Nevin (1842-1923). We look forward to another two years at least as the project draws closer to completion. Contributions and donations are most welcome, and many thanks for your involvement.
Sabbatical 2022: We are taking a short break from regular posting January to December 2022 but will be available to answer queries.
Looking east from the corner of Patrick St., the Royal Standard Hotel, 142 Elizabeth St. then T. J. Nevin’s studio and residence, 140-138 Elizabeth St. Hobart, 1870s
We also acknowledge the Gadigal people of the Eora nation as the traditional custodians of the City of Sydney, and the Ngunnawal people of the Australian Capital Territory.
Please note: images on this weblog represent deceased people, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Viewing such images may cause sadness and distress.
DISCLAIMER:
We have not voluntarily contributed to any publication which supports the misattribution of T. J. Nevin's prisoner/convict photographs (300+ extant) to the non-photographer A. H. Boyd, nor do we condone any attempts by public institutions or private individuals to co-opt the work on these Thomas J. Nevin weblogs and associated sites to apply the misattribution.
OTHER VERSIONS & RELATED SITES
Wordpress version: thomasnevin.com
T.J. Nevin's police and prison photography
Thomas J. Nevin portfolio
Rogues Gallery: Nevin's mugshots at TROVE
Captain Edward Goldsmith at TROVE
Captain Hector Axup at TROVE
YouTube videos: 19th Century Photography
Thomas J. Nevin with stereoscopic viewer and white gloves mid-1860s. KLW NFC Imprint ARR. PC.
Nevin's stereo at Caldew, West Hobart
Nevin's stereo of Mary Ann at New Town creek
Nevin's stereo of Sims Excelsior coal mine
Nevin's coloured stereo of the cattleyards
Nevin's stereo of a farmer and his field
Nevin's stereos on kunanyi/Mt Wellington 1860s
NO COMMERCIAL USE GRANTED
Thomas J. Nevin | Tasmanian photographer by KLW NFC Imprint is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Australia License
ACADEMICS & PUBLISHERS please note:
← Complete archive || Sitemap: Work || Sitemap: Family || About & Contact || Home →