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James Stewart and his wife

from State Library of Queensland

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Man wearing a suit and his woman in a casual elegant dress.
  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Meet James Stewart, our pioneering ancestor and muse. James and Alexander Stewart – lovers of adventure and the finer things in life – were the sons of a Scottish haberdasher. Their enterprising spirit brought them to Australia to open a draper’s store on Brisbane’s Queen Street in 1860. Later it would become one of the country’s first department stores. James (known as ‘Jimmy’) went on to open several more stores, including James Stewart & Co. in Rockhampton, which remains operating today. James Stewart & Co. was the first Queensland store to import international finery, such as hand-spun silks from Japan, hand-crafted knits from Scotland, bentwood furniture such as Thonet from Austria and glassware from Sweden. Jimmy’s sharp eye for design trends – combined with an innate ability to curate and source goods – kept him well ahead of his competitors until his death in 1923. The business continued to flourish and he realised his vision to construct a flagship store in 1926. With its café, fashion shows and couture garments direct from the fashion houses of Europe, it was revolutionary. The business expanded into furniture and fashion manufacturing in the early twentieth century. With 150 years of history, James Stewart & Co. remains Australia’s longest surviving family-owned department store. The James Stewart Furniture Collection draws inspiration from this visionary great, great uncle, evoking his sense of charm and employing his eye for detail. Source: www.jamesstewartfurniture.com.au/blog/2018/1/31/james-ste...

Portrait of an articulated skeleton on a bentwood chair

from Powerhouse Museum

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  • privatemusings said:
    happy halloween, powerhouse museum :-)

    I sent an email using your website's contact form earlier today, because I've so thoroughly enjoyed browsing around the photos, and am interested in maybe using the images in various 'Wikimedia Foundation' projects like Wikipedia :-)

    hope it gets through ok, and thanks heaps regardless for the simply stunning imagery!
  • Marco Cogo <3 said:
    Woow!
  • ………………………………………… said:
    man, i know, how you are feeling: the waiter forgot your order, right?
  • Fotógrafo Ulises León said:
    esta increible buena suerte desde mexico......
  • Danial Marcus Nash said:
    waiting for the misses to finish in the bathroom...

Wyndham, Clarrie and Darcey Ney

from State Library of Queensland

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    These three men are related, and could possibly be brothers.