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Alternative names	Samuel W. Calvert; William Calvert; Samuel William Calvert
Description	British painter and carver
Date of birth/death	21 November 1828	1 January 1913
Location of birth/death	Brixton	Crowthorne
Work period	1800 –1899
Work location	Adelaide; Melbourne
Authority file	: Q20038901 VIAF: 6287262 ULAN: 500201480 NLA: 35828340 RKD: 14884

After Oswald Rose Campbell (1820–1887)

Title

English: New South Wales Ministry - Hon. J. Lucas, Secretary for Mines

Русский: «Министры Нового Южного Уэльса - Достопочтенный Дж. Лукас, секретарь по добыче ископаемых»

Description

English: Portrait of John Lucas (1818–1902)

Русский: Портрет Джона Лукаса

(1818—1902)

Date

19 April 1875

Medium

wood engraving print

Collection

State Library Victoria

	Native name	State Library of Victoria
	Parent institution	Victoria State Government
	Location	Melbourne
	Coordinates	37° 48′ 35.28″ S, 144° 57′ 54″ E
	Established	1854
	Website	www.slv.vic.gov.au
	Authority file	: Q1200052 VIAF: 136010417 ISNI: 0000000404325689 ULAN: 500218569 LCCN: n50055399 NLA: 35063182 WorldCat

Source/Photographer

Illustrated Australian News for Home Readers, No. 223, p. 56 (National Library of Australia)
State Library Victoria

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