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Orchestra (2).
Label: 160
Orchestra (1).
Label: 1...
Thomas.
Label: 190
Istvan Nadas, pianist (1).
On mount: 97
Stephen Estall, conductor (4).
Label: 121
Landscape.
Lower right (l.r.) in pencil: M.D.S. 70; on original mount: 247
Central Otago landscape.
Lower right (l.r.) in pencil: M.D. Smither 70; recto former mount: 266
Rosalind.
Lower right (l.r.) in pencil: M.D.S. 70; label on front of mount: 284
Lambton Harbour and Mount Victoria from the Tinakore.
Ray Hargreaves disputes that this is the first litho & Ellis notes: see Park, The village of Richmond 2/11/04: A NOTE RE: THE LITHOGRAPHERS An article in the New Zealand Gazette dated June 12, 1841 on page 3, column 1 reads: 'A plan of the…
Evening, Thorndon.
Lower right (l.r.): Rita Angus
Town of Lyttelton as viewed from the ship, Erskine Bay 1842.
This and 11,918 are part of the same panorama but linking section is missing.
Part of Port Cooper afterwards called Lyttelton 1842.
This and 11,919 are part of the same panorama but linking section is missing.
The New Zealand chiefs in Wesley’s House.
Lower left (l.l.) with brush: J. Smetham 1863; on frame: The New Zealand chiefs in Wesley's house. James Smetham 1863.
View of Dunedin from Church Hill, looking towards Ocean Beach, November 1851.
Margin below image in pencil: Geo.B. Shaw; margin below image in ink in Dr Hocken’s hand superimposed over pencil: View of Dunedin from Church Hill, looking towards Ocean Beach, November 1851.
Ettrick Shepherd (James Hogg).
Previously dated as ca 1832, however the work is listed as being shown in 1829 in the Royal Scottish Academy Exhibitors 1826-1990.
Untitled.
Verso in ink: Greetings & a happy New Year from Rita
Discovery at Deptford.
Lower left (l.l.) with brush: The “Discovery at Deptford”; label in ink in Dr Hocken’s hand: The Discovery, convict-ship, lying off Deptford. The vessel which accompanied Captain Cook on his last voyage - 1776-80. From the original, drawn &…
Weeping over a deceased chief.
Below image c. - r. erased: Brighter want of sunshine brilliance.
Poahu and E Koti. Two lads of Poverty Bay. Children of Te Pakaru, the principal chief of Kaiohia.
On original mount in ink: New Zealanders.
Hokitika River from an original sketch by J.D. Schmidt.
On mount in letterpress: Hokitika River; label in letterpress: Hokitika River from an original sketch by J.D. Schmidt; on mount in ink: T.M. Hocken; label in ink in Dr Hocken’s hand: These four views, dating about 1866-71, have the merit of being…
