19044
Ken Knight (b. 1956)
“Hobart from the Foothills of Mt. Wellington”
Oil on board
50 x 29 cm
Signed lower left
16069
Att. Reverend William Horatio Walsh (1812 – 1882)
(The Convict Ship Asia) 1850
Ink wash with Chinese white on paper
18 x 25.5 cm
Inscribed with initials lower right: ‘W.H.W.’
Inscribed lower left: ‘The Asia on 2nd of August 1850 / Lat: 44.24. S. / Long: 164.9.2 / in very light air from S.S.W.”
The Asia was built in Calcutta in 1815, and served variously as a convict ship and as a general trader between England and Australia. The ship is notable for transporting the renowned convict artist William Buelow Gould to Hobart Town in 1827.
This work, dating from 1850, depicts the ship in the south Tasman Sea, off the coast of New Zeland. The work is signed lower right “W H W”, which suggest the artist is the Reverend William Horatio Walsh, who was a passenger on board at this time.
19042
Ken Knight (b. 1956)
“Stormy Light – Battery Point and Mt. Nelson”
Oil on board
22 x 63 cm
Signed lower right
04125
Achille Buzzi (Italian, 19th century)
(The Cardinal and the Jesuit)
Gouache on paper
75.0 x 52.5 cm (sight)
Signed lower left
04275
Richard Jarman (1808 – 1877)
“Weaver & Co., manufacturing chemists and perfumery, Wellington Bridge, Hobart Town”
Copper engraving on paper
19 x 24 cm
09207
Henry Curzon Allport (1788-1854)
“In Wales” 1811
Watercolour on paper
41 x 58.5 cm
Signed & dated lower right: ‘H. C. Allport / 1811’
19045
Ken Knight (b. 1956)
“Afternoon Sunshine, Sandy Bay”
Oil on board
34 x 82 cm
Signed lower left
18054
Haughton Forrest (1826 – 1925)
‘Mount Sorrell’ (From Sarah Island, Macquarie Harbour,Tasmania)
Oil on academy board
31.2 x 47 cm
Signed lower right: ‘HForrest’
19067
William Charles Piguenit (1836 – 1914)
‘Shades of Evening’
Oil on academy board
37 x 56 cm
Signed lower left