Etching
Maker & role
Leonard Beck (b.1890, d.1975), Etcher
Production date
circa 1930
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Object detail
Title
Hyde Park Barracks, Queens Square, Sydney
Production place
Collection
Measurements
Plate, H: 27.7 x W: 20cm (H: 277 x W: 200mm)
Subject Place
Signature & marks
Title in pencil, L.L. Surround. Edition number in pencil L.L. Surround 7/100. Signed and dated in pencil L.R. Leonard Beck 35
Credit line
Purchase, 1993
Hyde Park Barracks Collection, Museums of History New South Wales
Hyde Park Barracks Collection, Museums of History New South Wales
Description
Monochrome etching by Leonard Beck entitled Hyde Park Barracks Queens Square Sydney.
Title in pencil, L.L. Surround. Edition number in pencil L.L. Surround 7/100. Signed and dated in pencil L.R. Leonard Beck 35
The Hyde Park Barracks building in Macquarie Street Sydney was designed by convict architect Francis Greenway to house male convicts and erected 1817-1819. From 1848 to 1886 it served as an Immigration Depot for single females and in 1887 the central dormitory buildings and other buildings in the compound were converted to courts and legal offices. A series of additional buildings were later erected in the courtyard. The Industrial Arbitration Court occupied part of the site from 1912-1927.
Title in pencil, L.L. Surround. Edition number in pencil L.L. Surround 7/100. Signed and dated in pencil L.R. Leonard Beck 35
The Hyde Park Barracks building in Macquarie Street Sydney was designed by convict architect Francis Greenway to house male convicts and erected 1817-1819. From 1848 to 1886 it served as an Immigration Depot for single females and in 1887 the central dormitory buildings and other buildings in the compound were converted to courts and legal offices. A series of additional buildings were later erected in the courtyard. The Industrial Arbitration Court occupied part of the site from 1912-1927.
Accession number
HPB93/1
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