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CARMICHAEL, John

Elevation Plan of Sydney College.

"Herald" Office, Sydney, 1838. Engraved view, 95 x 245 mm.; a little worn, mounted. This fine engraved elevation is the first known image of the College - now Sydney Grammar - and was drawn by John Carmichael. It was originally the fold-out frontispiece to the Eighth Annual Report of the Sydney College in New South Wales.
See Ferguson, 2638.

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