Sydney from the North Shore 1845
Standing at the head of Lavender Bay and looking back into Sydney - was a well established view for colonial artists as it took in the expanse of Sydney Cove from Woolloomooloo at the left to Darling Harbour at the right. In the foreground on McMahon's Point can be seen Brenchley, the residence of H. H. Browne who was the Registrar at the Court of Requests, and a leading Sydney citizen.
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Out of copyright: Artist died before 1955
Please acknowledge: : Dixson Galleries, State Library of New South Wales