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Jack Johnson (LOC)

  • skillful north said:
    Jack Johnson was born in Galveston TX
  • Art Siegel said:
    This is one of 4 Bain Collection photos of Jack Johnson taken in the same place and apparently at the same time, one of which is dated May 3, 1912
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Melbourne artist Jessie Traill with her bicycle

  • Stefan Perneborg said:
    Wonderful portrait and a lovely piece of history again! Kudos for your good work! All the best!
  • mawarre said:
    Found this information about Jessie traill in the Australian Dictionary of biography. There is more information: Jessie Traill TRAILL, JESSIE CONSTANCE ALICIA (1881-1967), artist, was born on 29 July 1881 at Brighton, Victoria, youngest of four daughters of George Hamilton Traill, a banker from Scotland, and his Tasmanian wife Jessie Frances Montague, née Neilley. She was educated privately and in Switzerland, her two lifetime occupations—art and travel—being fostered at an early age. Tom Roberts encouraged her to paint and remained a friend and mentor for much of her career. Inheriting sufficient income to ensure her independence, in 1900 Jessie enrolled in John Mather's Austral Art School, Melbourne. She was one of the first women to practise etching in Australia; by 1905 her work was exhibited alongside that of Mather and John Shirlow.
  • H. Almeida said:
    Pelo menos essa tá melhor que a outra marioav.blogspot.com/2009/02/marcia-vive.html
  • Embarrassed Profit said:
    WoW! These are some cool pictures.

Card players in Centenial Place, Brisbane

  • excellentzebu1050 said:
    Fantastic