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For Barry Sullivan’s performance of Richard III at the Melbourne Theatre Royal.
Royal Adelaide Theatre 1849 Christmas pantomime.
New Queen’s Theatre, Adelaide redecorated in 'the Parisian style’.
Several paintings of Melbourne for William Hull who intended sending them to England. The description matches a set of six small oils, owned and inscribed in 1850 by William Hull’s son Henry Notley. The paintings, five of which are on mattress-ticking, include views of Flagstaff Hill, the Queen’s Wharf and breakwater, a Gothic Revival cottage in a rural setting (possibly the Hull’s own home) and the Treasury 'with Native Troopers’.
Displayed between two plays at the Theatre Royal on 25 September 1845.
Redecorated the Royal Victoria at Hobart Town in 'Louis Quatorze style’.
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