Harriett Brims
| Harriett Brims | |
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| Narození | 1864 |
| Úmrtí | 1939 (ve věku 74–75 let) |
| Povolání | fotografka |
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Harriett Pettifore Brims (1864–1939) byla průkopnice komerční fotografie a fotografka v australském Queenslandu.[1][2]
Životopis
Nejdříve otevřela fotografické studio v Inghamu, Queensland, pak se v roce 1904 přestěhovala do Mareeba, kde založila studio nové, dokud se do třetice v roce 1914 nepřestěhovala do Brisbane. Její fotografická práce poskytuje informace o lidech a místech v průkopnických dobách v severním Queenslandu.[3]
V roce 2018 byla uvedena na výstavě Magnificent Makers ve Státní knihovně v Queenslandu.[4]
Galerie
Sawmill at Manumbar
Odkazy
Reference
V tomto článku byl použit překlad textu z článku Harriet Brims na anglické Wikipedii.
- ↑ Late Mrs. Harriett Brims. The Telegraph. Queensland, Australia: 26 October 1939, s. 16 (CITY FINAL LAST MINUTE NEWS). Dostupné online [cit. 29. června 2018]. (anglicky)
- ↑ CURRENT.. The Queenslander. Queensland, Australia: 3 January 1903, roč. LXIV, čís. 1415, s. 53 (Unknown). Dostupné online [cit. 29. června 2018]. (anglicky)
- ↑ OBITUARY.. Cairns Post. Queensland, Australia: 11. listopadu 1939, čís. 11,774, s. 3. Dostupné online [cit. 3. července 2018]. (anglicky)
- ↑ Magnificent Makers: Queensland inventors and their curious creations [online]. 2017 [cit. 2018-05-14]. Dostupné v archivu pořízeném dne 2018-05-13. (anglicky)
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Sawmill at Manumbar
Sawmill at Manumbar
StateLibQld 1 132669 Inside the church built by brothers Marcus and William Brims, Mareeba, ca. 1904.jpg
Inside the church built by brothers Marcus and William Brims, Mareeba, ca. 1904 Interior view of the church at Mareeba designed and built by Marcus and William Brims, around 1904. Marcus and William were the sons of early Queensland photographer Harriett Brims and joinery owner Donald Gray Brims. The church was demolished in the 1970s. The banner across the arch above the altar reads: I will wash my hands in innocency so will I go to Thine altar.
Inside the church built by brothers Marcus and William Brims, Mareeba, ca. 1904 Interior view of the church at Mareeba designed and built by Marcus and William Brims, around 1904. Marcus and William were the sons of early Queensland photographer Harriett Brims and joinery owner Donald Gray Brims. The church was demolished in the 1970s. The banner across the arch above the altar reads: I will wash my hands in innocency so will I go to Thine altar.
StateLibQld 1 132613 Boating on the Seymour River, near Ingham, ca. 1890-1900.jpg
Boating on the Seymour River, near Ingham, ca. 1890-1900 Group of men and women, probably friends and family of Harriett and Donald Brims', taking a day trip on the 'Emilie' on the Seymour River in the 1890s. The steam boat was possibly made by D. G. Brims (see also negative numbers 146934 and 146935).
Boating on the Seymour River, near Ingham, ca. 1890-1900 Group of men and women, probably friends and family of Harriett and Donald Brims', taking a day trip on the 'Emilie' on the Seymour River in the 1890s. The steam boat was possibly made by D. G. Brims (see also negative numbers 146934 and 146935).
Self portrait of Harriett Pettifore Brims.png
Self portrait of Harriett Pettifore Brims (1864-1939), Australian photographer
Self portrait of Harriett Pettifore Brims (1864-1939), Australian photographer
StateLibQld 1 132721 Timber bound for D. G. Brims' sawmill, Milton, Brisbane, ca. 1915.jpg
Timber bound for D. G. Brims' sawmill, Milton, Brisbane, ca. 1915 Timber logs being unloaded from railway trolleys at Milton, Brisbane, around 1915. The timber is probably bound for D. G. Brims and Sons' sawmill and plywood factory at Milton. In the middle distance (immediately above the last pile of logs) is another Brims business, the Brisbane Aircraft and Automotive Engineering workshop on Milton Road. The photograph was taken looking east towards the city, and was captured by early Queensland photographer Harriett Brims, D. G. Brims' wife.
Timber bound for D. G. Brims' sawmill, Milton, Brisbane, ca. 1915 Timber logs being unloaded from railway trolleys at Milton, Brisbane, around 1915. The timber is probably bound for D. G. Brims and Sons' sawmill and plywood factory at Milton. In the middle distance (immediately above the last pile of logs) is another Brims business, the Brisbane Aircraft and Automotive Engineering workshop on Milton Road. The photograph was taken looking east towards the city, and was captured by early Queensland photographer Harriett Brims, D. G. Brims' wife.
StateLibQld 1 132733 Two women reading on a verandah at Ingham, ca. 1894-1903.jpg
Two women reading on a verandah at Ingham, ca. 1894-1903 Harriett Brims (left), early Queensland photographer, photographed with another woman (her sister?) on the verandah of her home at Ingham. Harriett and her husband and five children lived at Ingham between 1894 and 1903. She operated a small photographic studio from a room attached to their residence.
Two women reading on a verandah at Ingham, ca. 1894-1903 Harriett Brims (left), early Queensland photographer, photographed with another woman (her sister?) on the verandah of her home at Ingham. Harriett and her husband and five children lived at Ingham between 1894 and 1903. She operated a small photographic studio from a room attached to their residence.
StateLibQld 1 132705 Seventh Day Adventist Church, Red Hill, Brisbane, 1920-1930.jpg
Seventh Day Adventist Church, Red Hill, Brisbane, 1920-1930 Men and women attending the Seventh Day Adventist Church at Red Hill, Brisbane, in the early 1920s. Sign on the front of the building reads: Seventhday Adventist Church. Services. Sabbath School 9.45 a.m., Church Service, 11.00 a.m., Young People's Meeting 2.30 p.m., Prayer Meeting (Wednesday) 7.45 a.m. Seats free + All Welcome.
Seventh Day Adventist Church, Red Hill, Brisbane, 1920-1930 Men and women attending the Seventh Day Adventist Church at Red Hill, Brisbane, in the early 1920s. Sign on the front of the building reads: Seventhday Adventist Church. Services. Sabbath School 9.45 a.m., Church Service, 11.00 a.m., Young People's Meeting 2.30 p.m., Prayer Meeting (Wednesday) 7.45 a.m. Seats free + All Welcome.
StateLibQld 1 132717 Steam boat 'Emilie' under construction, Ingham, ca. 1890-1900.jpg
Steam boat 'Emilie' under construction, Ingham, ca. 1890-1900 Steam boat, the 'Emilie', almost complete with the boiler in place in the centre of the boat. Probably built by Donald Gray Brims, sawmill owner and husband of early female Queensland photographer Harriett Brims. (See also negative numbers 146936 and 146934).
Steam boat 'Emilie' under construction, Ingham, ca. 1890-1900 Steam boat, the 'Emilie', almost complete with the boiler in place in the centre of the boat. Probably built by Donald Gray Brims, sawmill owner and husband of early female Queensland photographer Harriett Brims. (See also negative numbers 146936 and 146934).
StateLibQld 2 132737 View of Milton, Brisbane, with the Brisbane Aircraft and Automotive Engineering company in the foreground, 1926.jpg
View of Milton, Brisbane, with the Brisbane Aircraft & Automotive Engineering company in the foreground, 1926 View of the Brisbane Aircraft & Automotive Engineering premises, run by D. G. Brims & Sons, on Milton Road?, Milton, in 1926. In the foreground, passengers are embarking on a tram destined for Toowong. Signs on the wall at the right of the image advertise Pelaco Shirts, and Sheftell's Southern Revue, the latter of which was to be performed at the Wintergarden Theatre, season commencing Mon. 25th Oct.: 'Eleven Negro stars in a genuine 1926 snappy, steppy, 'appy?, peppy musical revue'. The photograph was taken by D. G. Brims' wife, early female Queensland photographer, Harriett Brims.
View of Milton, Brisbane, with the Brisbane Aircraft & Automotive Engineering company in the foreground, 1926 View of the Brisbane Aircraft & Automotive Engineering premises, run by D. G. Brims & Sons, on Milton Road?, Milton, in 1926. In the foreground, passengers are embarking on a tram destined for Toowong. Signs on the wall at the right of the image advertise Pelaco Shirts, and Sheftell's Southern Revue, the latter of which was to be performed at the Wintergarden Theatre, season commencing Mon. 25th Oct.: 'Eleven Negro stars in a genuine 1926 snappy, steppy, 'appy?, peppy musical revue'. The photograph was taken by D. G. Brims' wife, early female Queensland photographer, Harriett Brims.
StateLibQld 1 132729 Two women in front of a photographic studio at Ingham.jpg
Two women in front of a photographic studio at Ingham This photographic studio appears to be the same premises as that occupied by Harriett Brims' 'Britannia Studio' at Ingham between 1902 and 1903. At the time this photograph was taken, the studio does not seem to be operational - the plaque on the wall to the right of the door reads: 'Agency Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co.'. It is possible that Harriett Brims, an early female Queensland photographer, returned to Ingham in later years to photograph her old studio. The words 'Britannia Studio' can be seen faintly coming through the paint on the sign above the bull-nose awning.
Two women in front of a photographic studio at Ingham This photographic studio appears to be the same premises as that occupied by Harriett Brims' 'Britannia Studio' at Ingham between 1902 and 1903. At the time this photograph was taken, the studio does not seem to be operational - the plaque on the wall to the right of the door reads: 'Agency Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co.'. It is possible that Harriett Brims, an early female Queensland photographer, returned to Ingham in later years to photograph her old studio. The words 'Britannia Studio' can be seen faintly coming through the paint on the sign above the bull-nose awning.
StateLibQld 1 132709 Seymour River, near Ingham, in flood, 1890-1900.jpg
Seymour River, near Ingham, in flood, 1890-1900. Buildings submerged in the flood waters of the Seymour River near Ingham in the 1890s. Buildings are probably D. G. Brims and Harriett Brims' residence and sawmill.
Seymour River, near Ingham, in flood, 1890-1900. Buildings submerged in the flood waters of the Seymour River near Ingham in the 1890s. Buildings are probably D. G. Brims and Harriett Brims' residence and sawmill.