A Group of Aboriginal men, women and children, standing in front of slab hut
In 1857, Fauchery returned to Melbourne. He established himself as a photographer in Collins Street, and soon embarked upon a collaboration with geologist, Richard Daintree. Together they produced a series of beautiful, high-quality images which today provide a rare and valuable record of life in Victoria in the late 1850s.
Antoine Fauchery, photograph. ca.1857-59.
Accession number: H84.167/42
From the State Library of Victoria's Pictures Collection.
