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Yulgilbar, Clarence River, ca. 1880 / watercolour by Edward Baker Boulton

Courtesy of Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales | Out of copyright

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Date

ca. 1880

Artist

Edward Baker Boulton (1812-1895)

Collection

State Library of New South Wales

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https://search.sl.nsw.gov.au/permalink/f/15rjecp/ADLIB110326290

Description

Biographical History: Yulgilbar was the property of Edward D. S. Ogilvie, having taken up land on the Clarence River in 1840. His 'castle', built from local serpentine and sandstone, was completed in 1866. For further information see: Squatter's Castle / by George Farwell (1973).
Artist Edward Baker Boulton (1812-1895) was a sketcher, watercolourist and grazier who came to NSW in 1836 and took up land at Walcha. He made frequent excursions from his property to draw landscapes. His Australian views were much admired in his lifetime, displayed in various exhibitions including the Sydney International Exhibition in 1879 (Reference: Australian Dictionary of Biography / by Joan Kerr).

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Out of copyright

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Courtesy of Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales

Location

Yulgilbar Station, Baryulgil New South Wales, Australia

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