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Fairfax - the last three of which were made directly from old photographs as the sitters were no longer living. Dalton also intimated that he was preparing to leave
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instruments, chemical supplies, several hundred negative plates, crayotype portraits and etchings made by Queen
Victoria which the Dalton's had brought with them from England. Just a week after losing his entire stock Dalton opened a new premises at 320 George Street, near Hunter Street, and immediately resumed his photographic work.
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was shipwrecked at South Head, was copied directly from a dim and faded daguerreotype. This painting, and one of
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wearing his official robe while around him were members of his administration, supported by those who occupied prominent positions in the political arena. At 43 x 33 centimeters the final print was thought to be a convenient size for either framing or transmission to distant friends. The photograph,
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In March 1857 Dalton moved his studio two doors down the road to 243 George Street, above the offices of the auctioneers Chatto and Hughes. This move appears to have enabled Dalton to set up a separate studio devoted to crayon painting, and by May he was advertising sittings devoted to that process.
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portrait photography. It also invited the public to visit the studio to look at works by Queen
Victoria and Prince Albert made while under the tutelage of the Dalton's. The benefits of the new process were also pointed out in a quote from the London Times, The collodion portraits equal the finest
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In April 1868, Dalton's premises at 320 George Street were sold to Mr. Freeman (Late of
Freeman Brothers and Freeman Brothers and Prout) who moved from his premises in Castlereagh Street. In doing so Freeman also purchased Dalton's photographic equipment and a large stock of negatives which were
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enthused about the number of portraitists now working in the Colony and the proliferation of those using the daguerreotype. While citing the merits of photographers Gow, Glaister and
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Melbourne to exhibit works assuring his patrons in Sydney he would be returning in a few weeks. A few months later he pledged several works, including drawings by Queen Victoria, to be included in the Fine Art Exhibition held at Mr Baker's Repository,
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was the principal artist at Dalton's Royal
Photographic Studio where he was commissioned to finish a painting of John Sullivan delivering an address. The painting was 1.29 metres high x 1.57 metres wide. In 1867, Felton won a medal at the Intercolonial Exhibition of Australasia for tinted and
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combined with the carte-de-visite photographs taken by
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On Wednesday 27 August 1862 disaster struck. A fire which started in the George Street premises of Mr. Foster (a confectioner) quickly spread and engulfed the Dalton's photographic studio on the upper stories of the building, completely destroying its contents. Losses included photographic
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Edwin (Edward) Dalton was born in England in the early 1800s. He exhibited at the London Royal Academy between 1818 and 1844, and received the Society of Arts' silver palette in 1824. In either 1841 or 1842 he married Magdalena (née Ross). She was the sister of
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were made available for sale. Sourcing such a large number of individual portraits required 3–4 months of Dalton's time and the result was touted as being, far beyond anything of its kind previously attempted in the colony. At the centre of the image was
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untinted photo portraits produced in Dalton's old studio. By August, Montague Scott had also split from Dalton's and was now manager of the Sydney and Melbourne Photographic Company, at 392 George Street, above Mr Sands.
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in the 1840s. They both worked at Buckingham Palace where they made copies after works in the Royal collection by other artists. In 1846, Dalton also taught lithography to Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.
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engravings. They are clear and distinct—free from glare and reflection—and convey a pleasing resemblance of the human features. Scarcely a more valuable present could be given to a friend.
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its fidelity of portraiture, depth of tone, and beauty of, colouring, and further stating it ranked, with any work, in its particular line of art, we have yet seen in the colony.
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photography or an artist using oils. They also mention Dalton was taking collodion-type portraits to which he applied his artistic skills.
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Members of the first Legislative Assembly of New South Wales, 1859, albumen print by Edwin Dalton
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By November 1855, Dalton seems to have settled in Sydney.
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865:. Sydney, New South Wales. 18 September 1857. p. 1
809:. Sydney, New South Wales. 26 September 1857. p. 5
1459:. Sydney, New South Wales. 24 February 1865. p. 4
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1053:"Dalton's Portraits of the Legislative Assembly"
363:. London: George Bell and Sons. pp. 86–88.
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