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Deirmendjian Photograph Collection

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Unique IDAS-1233Start dateBetween 1st January 2001 and 31st December 2010Start date qualifiercircaFormatVarious - See Descriptive NoteShort descriptionThis series includes four separate collections of photographs acquired from Gary Deirmendjian, a Sydney based artist and photographer, from 2002-2010. It features over 800 online images of various aspects of Sydney life and building.DescriptionThis series includes four separate collections of photographs acquired from Gary Deirmendjian, a Sydney based artist and photographer, 2002-2010.

The collections are as follows:

Sydney Sandstone - 717 colour photographs taken by Gary Deirmendjian for his book 'Sydney Sandstone' (Sydney, Craftsman House, 2002). The photographs are of 19th and early 20th century Sydney sandstone buildings and details built of, or faced with, sandstone quarried from around Sydney. They include the old Darlinghurst Gaol, Customs House, the General Post Office, the University of Sydney as well as many churches, museums, government institutions and landmark buildings within Sydney’s CBD and immediate surrounds.

Art Deco - 30 black and white photographs taken by Gary Deirmendjian in 2009. The photographs are interior and exterior details of Art Deco buildings. The majority of the images in the set are of apartment buildings in Potts Point and Elizabeth Bay. There are also some images of buildings in the CBD.

Trachyte - 80 colour photographs taken by Gary Deirmendjian in 2010. The photographs document how trachyte stone was used in the Sydney built environment. They were taken for a book by Robert Irving, Ron Powell and Noel Irving titled ‘Sydney's hard rock story: the cultural heritage of trachyte’ (Leura, Heritage Publishing, 2014). These images show details of trachyte stone on facades, steps and pillars of buildings, as well as kerbs and gutters within Sydney’s CBD.

Dust Storm - 13 colour photographs taken by Gary Deirmendjian on 23 September 2009. The photographs were taken on the day Sydney was enveloped in a red/orange haze, when a huge dust storm settled over the city and most of NSW.

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Curved trachyte and sandstone entrance of 10A-16 Martin Place Sydney, 2010

Front entrance and doorway of 10A-16 Martin Place Sydney, 2010

Trachyte keystone above the front entrance of 10A-16 Martin Place Sydney, 2010

Trachyte and sandstone façade of 10A-16 Martin Place Sydney, 2010

Carved trachyte window detail of 10A-16 Martin Place Sydney, 2010

Trachyte and sandstone window façade of 10A-16 Martin Place Sydney, 2010

Colonial Mutual Life building, 14 Martin Place Sydney, 2010

Trachyte kerb and guttering in Angel Place Sydney, 2010

Corner of Angel Place Sydney, 2010

Corners of Angel Place and Ash Street Sydney, 2010

Windows facing Angel Place of 354-360 George Street Sydney, 2010

Trachyte kerb and gutter, Angel Place Sydney, 2010

Angel Place laneway façade of 354-360 George Street Sydney, 2010

Angel Place street sign on façade of 354-360 George Street Sydney, 2010

Trachyte façade of 354-360 George Street Sydney, 2010

Trachyte balusters and window bars at 354-360 George Street Sydney, 2010

Access

Public access statusOpen to public access

Identification and Arrangement

Source system ID1233System of arrangementVarious - See Descriptive Note

Digitisation

Digitisation statusFully digitised

Data Quality

Authenticity & integrityThis series was acquired. The photographer provided information to the City Archives when this collection was acquired. It has formed the basis of the descriptive information added by volunteers and City of Sydney staff.

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Deirmendjian Photograph Collection