Daintree's glass plates slideshow The Richard Daintree
collection at the National Museum of Australia consists of ten
glass photographic plates depicting various people and places in
Queensland between 1864 and 1870. These images portray miners
and their families, Aboriginal people and Islander labourers and
life in mining settlements and missions. They extend the much
larger body of Daintree's work, which tends to focus on
landscapes and geological features. Reprography by Lannon
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