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AUSTRALIA: GOLD MINE, 1867. Western Freehold Mine. Chinese Keeping Clear the Tail Race of Sluice
AUSTRALIA: GOLD MINE, 1867.
Western Freehold Mine. Chinese Keeping Clear the Tail Race of Sluice. Ballarat, Victoria, Australia. Lithograph by Julius Hamel, 1867
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Media ID 12416590
1867 Australia Australian Ballarat Chinese Gold Gold Rush Goldmine Immigrant Julius Mine Sluice Victoria Western Freehold Hamel
6"x4" (15x10cm) Acrylic Blox
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This lithograph from 1867 titled "Australia: Gold Mine" transports us back to the bustling days of the gold rush in Ballarat, Victoria. The Western Freehold Mine is depicted with intricate detail, showcasing the tireless efforts of Chinese immigrants who played a crucial role in mining operations during this era. In this particular scene, we see a group of Chinese workers diligently keeping clear the tail race of the sluice. Positioned along the banks of a flowing river, they work tirelessly amidst rugged terrain and towering trees. Their presence highlights not only their integral contribution to Australia's mining industry but also their resilience as immigrants seeking new opportunities. The lithograph by Julius Hamel captures both the physical labor involved and the camaraderie amongst these men. Each figure is meticulously portrayed, emphasizing their individuality and determination. The artist skillfully conveys a sense of movement through his attention to details such as flowing water and scattered debris. This artwork serves as an important historical document that sheds light on Australia's rich heritage during its gold rush period. It reminds us of those who labored tirelessly in pursuit of fortune, shaping both local communities and national identity. This print offers viewers a glimpse into an era defined by exploration, perseverance, and cultural diversity – all essential elements that have contributed to shaping modern-day Australia.
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