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**Coming upon revision**

Images of the Pacific Rim: Australia and California, 1850-1935


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Power Institute of Art, University of Sydney
By Erika Esau
2010

ISBN 9780909952396

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Forward, Sam Watters
Forward, Ian Tyrrell
Introduction

Color plates

Chapter 1: 1850s: Artist–photographers in gold country

Chapter 2: 1870s: Bret Harte and Euchre in the bush

Chapter 3: 1888: Australia, California and the Picturesque industry

Chapter 4: 1910s: The bungalow from California to Australia

Chapter 5: 1915: Australia at the California Fairs

Chapter 6: 1920s: Eucalypts and Spanish Style architecture

Chapter 7 1920s: Australia and Spanish Style architecture

Coda

List of illustrations
Manuscripts and primary sources
Bibliography
Index

 

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