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Liebig Range, taken from the top of Mt Ollivier
Date: 1895
From: Kinsey, Joseph James (Sir), 1852-1936 :Photographs relating to Antarctica and mountaineering
By: Kinsey, Joseph James (Sir), 1852-1936
Reference: PA1-q-137-21
Description: View from the top of Mount Ollivier, looking west over the Mueller and Hooker Glaciers towards the Liebig Range. The Hermitage is at the bottom of the photograph. Photographed in 1895 by Joseph James Kinsey Inscriptions: Mount recto - above image - Leibig Range; Mount recto - beneath image - Taken from the top of Mt Ollivier (6296); Mount recto - bottom left - J J Kinsey 1895; Mount recto - centre left - Hooker, Mueller; Mount recto - centre right - Hooker Quantity: 1 b&w original photographic print(s). Physical Description: Silver gelatin print 322 x 230 mm
Hooker River and Mueller Glacier, Mount Sefton and the Footstool
Date: 1895
From: Kinsey, Joseph James (Sir), 1852-1936 :Photographs relating to Antarctica and mountaineering
By: Kinsey, Joseph James (Sir), 1852-1936
Reference: PA1-q-137-16
Description: Left hand photograph (PA1-q-137-16-1) view of the Hooker River washing the terminal face of the Mueller Glacier Right hand photograph (PA1-q-137-16-2) view of ount Sefton and the Footstool from the Hermitage Quantity: 2 b&w original photographic print(s). Physical Description: Two silver gelatin photographic prints mounted on album page 360 x 260 mm (page size)
Photograph of Mount Cook (Aorangi)
Date: 1895
From: Kinsey, Joseph James (Sir), 1852-1936 :Photographs relating to Antarctica and mountaineering
By: Kinsey, Joseph James (Sir), 1852-1936
Reference: PA1-q-137-01
Description: View of Mount Cook (Aorangi), and part of the Hooker Valley. Photographed in 1895 by Joseph James Kinsey Inscriptions: Mount recto - beneath image - Mt Cook (Aorangi). Highest peak - 12,349; Middle [peak] - 12,178; Lowest [peak] - 11,844; Mount recto - right of image - Hooker Valley; Mount recto - left of image - Mt Hector - Green's Saddle; Mount recto - bottom left - J J Kinsey 1895 Quantity: 1 b&w original photographic print(s). Physical Description: Silver gelatin print
Packe, William d 1882 :[Huts on Mesopotamia at Samuel Butler's homestead. ca 1868]
Date: 1868 - 1870
By: Packe, William, 1840?-1882; Kinsey, Joseph James (Sir), 1852-1936
Reference: A-196-015
Description: Two thatched sod huts, a man with a horse, washing strung on a line in the foreground and a sheep's carcass hanging on the left. Foothills and snow-clad mountains beyond. Samuel Butler took up his station at Mesopotamia in 1860, leaving it in 1864, after doubling his money. William Packe, with his brother George, took up the neighbouring station Raincliff in 1868. Attribution: originally attributed by the Library to either Butler himself or to Julius von Haast. Packe's granddaughter in England lent 24 of his watercolours for an exhibition at New Zealand House in London in 1960. Not only did they include a virtually identical view to this, but they were also monogrammed in the same way as this work, resulting in a reattribution. Inscriptions: Recto - bottom left - W. P. [monogram] Quantity: 1 watercolour(s). Physical Description: Watercolour 126 x 173 mm
Sanderson, J :Great fire at Port Lyttelton. 1870
Date: 1870
By: Sanderson, J, active 1870; Turnbull, Alexander Horsburgh, 1868-1918; Kinsey, Joseph James (Sir), 1852-1936
Reference: B-079-006
Description: View from the Sumner Road looking towards the township, with the hills on the right, the port on the left. A large part of central Lyttelton is in flames, with smoke billowing out towards the port. Probably a night-time scene, since the nearer buildings have the light of the flames reflecting off their sides. Reproduced as a wood engraving, Illustrated London news, Vol 58, Jan-Jun 1871, p. 20. Quantity: 1 watercolour(s). Physical Description: Watercolour, 9 x 13 in Provenance: Possibly from the collection of Alexander Turnbull; or from the collection of Sir Joseph Kinsey.