South Australia

Original antique prints depicting South Australia, including early views of Adelaide, regional settlements, landscapes and scenes of colonial life.

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Antique Prints of South Australia

Antique prints of South Australia provide a valuable visual record of a colony founded under unique principles of planned settlement and free immigration. From the establishment of Adelaide in 1836 to the development of regional towns, ports and agricultural districts, these works document the growth and character of the colony through the 19th and early 20th centuries.

The category includes views of Adelaide and its surrounding districts, as well as regional scenes depicting coastal settlements, inland towns, pastoral landscapes and infrastructure. Prints often portray harbours, streetscapes, public buildings, mining activity and rural life, reflecting South Australia’s economic and social development.

Artists and lithographers such as S. T. Gill and other colonial observers played an important role in recording South Australian life and landscape. Their works combine documentary value with artistic interpretation, capturing both the everyday and the aspirational aspects of colonial society.

Original antique prints relating to South Australia are valued for their historical significance, recognisable locations and visual appeal. As original period works on paper, they offer collectors a direct connection to the visual culture and settlement history of South Australia.

South Australia

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South Australia

Adelaide (239)

Regional (240)

Terre de Diemen et Nouvelle-Hollande.

Cape Wiles: taken Feb.19.1802 at 6h.15.p.m.

View on the North Side of Kangaroo Island.

Thistle’s Island; taken from the anchor in Memory Cove Feb 24 1802

Entrance of Port Lincoln, taken from behind Memory Cove.

View of the Comps.s Fishing Station and Cape Rosetta, Encounter Bay, South Australia. Taken from the Beach 1837.

Port Lincoln.

Site sur l’Ile des Kangarous.

View of the Country and of the Temporary Erections near Adelaide.

Rapid Bay. View looking up the Valley, from a spot called "The Garden’.

Views in South Australia – 1. Bushmen at Camp Mouth of the Salt Creek SA 2. Hungry Bushmen after Beef, Scene near the Maria Creek SA 3. Kangaroo Hunting in SA 4. Mount Gambier, SA 5. Scene on the River Murray SA 6. The Rocky Creek SA

Twelve views in Adelaide and its vicinity, South Australia.

The River, Murray, Near Lake Alexandrina.

Lynedoch Valley, Looking Towards the Barossa Range. sic

Messrs. Arthur’s Sheep Station, with one of the Volcanic Wells. Mount Schank in the Distance – Early Morning.

The Golwa, with Part of Hindmarsh Island. Mt. Barker & Mt. Magnificent in the Distance. (Evening) (sic)

Rapid Bay. Encampment of Yankalilla Blacks sic

The Aboriginal Inhabitants.

Scene on the Coorung, near Lake Albert. With the Halmaturus Greyii, a new Species of Kangaroo.

Falls of Glen Stuart.

Port Lincoln, Looking Across Boston Bay Towards Spencers Gulf. Stanford Hill and Thistle ISland in the Distance.

Tyilkilli, A Young Man of the Parnkallah Tribe, Port Lincoln. Mintalta, A Man of Coffin’s Bay.

Entrance to the Gorge at Yankalilla.

From the Barossa. Looking over Part of Angas Park. Gawler Plains in the Distance.

Typical Portraits of the Aborigines

The Devil’s Punch Bowl, near Mt. Schank.

Angaston. Evening.

North Bend of the River Gawler.

Bethany, A Village of German Settlers at the Foot of the Barossa Hills.

Native Dwellings.

Lower Falls of Glen Stuart, on the Moriatta Rivulet in the Hills Near Adelaide. sic

Portraits of the Aboriginal Inhabitants

Portraits of the Aboriginal Inhabitants.

Old Gum Tree on the Gawler.

View From Mount Lofty, Looking Over the Plains of Adelaide. The Port and St. Vincent’s Gulf in the Distance.

[Sea mouth of the Murray]

The Departure of Captn Sturt. August, 1844.

Crater of Mount Schank.

Coast Scene near Rapid Bay. Sunset Natives Fishing with nets.

Interior of Mount Gambier.

Port Lincoln, in South Australia-From an Original Drawing.

The Burra Burra Mine.-The Surface Operations.

Strzelecki’s Creek.

City of Adelaide S.A. looking South-East.

New Wesleyan Chapel Pirie St. Adelaide S.A.

Views in Adelaide No. 2. Hindley Street Looking East.

First Parsonage House Erected in Adelaide.

Cascade at Greenhill Creek, South Adelaide.

Man of South Australia.-From a Photograph

Woman of South Australia.-From a Photograph

View of Kieri.

Kadhi Bieri, or Massacre Lake.

Lake Camel.

Waterfalls, South Australia.

Life in the Interior – A ‘Home’ Station on the Murray.

Waterfall on the Fourth Creek, Near Adelaide, South Australia.

The National Bank, etc., Adelaide.

The City Bridge, Adelaide, South Australia.

Kapunda, South Australia, Visited by H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh.

Fall of First Creek Near Glen Osmond, SA.

Reception of the Duke of Edinburgh at Adelaide. – The Mayor presenting the address.

Top of Mount Lofty near Adelaide.

H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh’s Entrance into Adelaide

Parliament House, Adelaide.

The Weir, at the Waterworks, on the Torrens, South Australia

The Source of the Sturt, S.A.

The Mouth of the River Murray.

Government Offices, Adelaide.

Christ Church, Mount Gambier, South Australia.

The Duke Opening the Horticultural and Agricultural Exhibition of South Australia.

Glenelg, South Australia, The Landing-Place of the Duke of Edinburgh.

His Royal Highness Receiving the Address of the Glenelg Corporation.

The “Rocky” Waterfall, Morialta, South Australia.

Government House, Adelaide.

The Summit Mount Lofty, South Australia.

Spencer’s Gulf, South Australia.-Flight of Mutton Birds off Gambier Islands.

The Outer Cave, Mosquito Plains, South Australia.